The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19

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Mrs E. R. Barber gave O'Clock
tea this afternoon at her home on Park
avenue for Miss Elizabeth Donaldson
will take place Nov. 80. About eighty
of the men and women of the younger
set were hidden. Chrysanthemums
were arranged in a charmlngly SIMPLE
fashion thru the room and bridesmaid I
roses were in the diningroom. The as
sisting women were Mines. William Don
aldson, Alvin Skiles,, j. Falls Linton, G.
B. Eustis, B. G.. Hodgson, Harry I. Del
den, Miss Laura Harrington and Mrs.
Anne Warner French of st. Paul.
Mrs. French is the author of the
amusing Susan .Clegg stories, which
have been running in the Century, and
which attracted so much attention. She
was cordially welcomed back by her old
friends. Mrs. French has recently come
from the east to visit St. Paul rela-
tives and will spend several days with
Mrs. Barber.
Walter G.. Hudson and Charles S.
Gale will lead the cotillion.. Tuesday
WV
Cotillion club this year. There have
been number of changes in the mem
bership of the club this winter, but the
number remains about the same, sixty
five. Three parties will be given, one
next week, one New Years night and
the third just before Lent.
Miss earle will give dinner dance
for group of children Wednesday
evening at her apartments in the Swim
ford for the Misses Ruth and Dorothy
Mitchell Of St. Cloud.
Mrs. George o. Eddy will entertain
| the Monday Card club Monday after
noon at her home, 1911 Second ave-
nue. s.
A group Of Minneapolis young people
went over to St. Paul last evening to
Women's Cotillion club, A novel
feature of the affair was the gresentia;,
ton of a one-act farce, "The Old
Maids Association" before the Ger
man, which was led by Misses Judson
and Dean.
| At the reception this evening given
by the South high. school, the sehool
orchestra will furnish a muslcal prE9,l
receive with Principal Ozias:, The
Misses Kerr, Butler, Gale, Norris ana
Sheardown. A group of young, women
from the senior class will assist IN en-
pertaining.
last night was well attended, me we re.
ster and Miss Harris from the faSul'
tv and the Misses Lulu McCabe, Eliz-
abeth Ware, Martha Washburn, Ruth
James, Hermione Shearer, and Messrs.
Lorenzo Williams, Harold Nyberg, I'd
bert Easton and Dexter Everts OF the
pupils.
The art students Of the Minneapolis
School of Fine Arts are planning to
entertain quite elaborately WEDNESDAY
afternoon and special invitations are
to be sent to all artists of the tWl ]3
cities. Music and refreshments will
Ia nrovided. The ehairmen of the COM
mittees appointed are Miss Margaret
Mcmillan. reception; Mrs. Peck, pro-
cram: a. A. Halstead, REFRESHMENTS
Mrs. J. D. McGuirk, invitations.
Among the Thanksgiving affairs will
be dancing pacffy s1Ve ~ z tRe 'e Roya
Arcanum in Masonic Temple Thursday
evening.
Miss Susanna sirwen entertained ff
teen Of her teachers from the webster
school the other evening at her nome
2O2 E Thirteenth street. Each OF IN "a
CHESTS received souvenir Of the ST
Louis exposition.
Mrs. Edward Kading entertained a
her home on E Twenty sixth street yes
terday afternoon in honor OF MIS-. Al
1 fred Constance OF Duluth.
| The Delta Delta Delta girls held thei
/ annual banquet at Che home Of Mis-
4 Ethel Palmer. 21O2 Second avenue {
/ Thursday evening. The table decora
4 tions were in the sorority colors and Z
program of toasts followed the bal
quet.
II Mrs. Alexander Macauley gave
granite shower on Tuesday evening an
q parcel shower on Wednesday evenin
in honor Of Miss Julia johnson, who's
marriage to George shackelford ha
been set for Tuesday, Nov. ~; Ihe1
were thirty guests t ana Inc sne oeE n
I white crepe paper, carnations and fern
The wedding Of Miss Anna Lilenber
and Carl A. Hande will be solemnize
Monday evening at the home Of tt
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ..
I l1enDorg, Oh 1Wou1J -eAA'A S'ASoS'
Rev. John Miller, the new pastor (
| Simpson Methodist church, performs
/ his first marriage ceremony In tn
1 state Tuesday evening, when he unite
the lives of Miss Cora E. Snow al
| August n. Hackerott. Only the rel
tives of the bridal couple were presen
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackerott will be at hon
I'd after Dec. 10 at 3216 Fifth avenue s
Edward Miller entertained Tuesd'
at his home, 212Q Crystal Lake avenu
!. in honor Of his birthday anniversar
NJ A musical program was given by t
CIR Misses Miller, Erickson. Glare and BIZ
les, gon and Walter Miller gave recitation
E fi1 Games were feature of the e1
and ming and prizes were won by Miss Lu
Il Berry and Albert Lind. Supper "
I ses s. served at IL o'clock from table d.
we grated with carnations and roses. The
'1s were forty-two guests.
lar The Dovre society will have it's {
A: uual charity ball Wednesday. evenil
out s Nov. 80, in the Phoenix club. L;
nt): year over 800 guests attended the b
les and the proceeds were used for.
\ d clubs philanthropic work. About 50
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