The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-21

burn will give their ball on New Years
terday.
Invitations were received today by
Minneapolis friends for the marriage of
Miss Katherone Evelyn Officer, daught.,
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, Officer of
st. Paul, and John Garfield Friedman
which will take place Wednesday even
| ing, Jan. IL, at Christ church.
Mr.: and Mrs. P, V. Collins will give
noon at their home, no Sixth avenue S,
when they will entertain all those con-
nected with their two magazines, the
Home Magazine and the Agriculturist.
Mrs. B. Heller and Mrs. J. Moss gave
noon in Donaldson $ tearooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gjertsen enter
tanned a number of their friends last
evening at musicale at. their home,
g bsTsd aboat i6e and Mf and MIS-
BY Miss Giertsen and Mrs. M. A.
Scheldrup. The windows and door
ways were wreathed with smilax and
palms were used to bank the mantels
White, hyacinthss and roses, were, ar
while poinsettia blossoms were in the
library. Red carnations and smilax in
a basket were in the diningroom, where
frappe was served from a table decked
with holly. The musical program with
tanned their guests was real treat:
Miss Irene, Brown played Saint Scans ,
"Allegro Appassionata as an opening
number and in response to the decided
encore. gave an exquisitely dainty num-
Der with fine technique and feeling.
h Mis- Beatrice MGs1tfffP dsnhff of the
Came.0 and Bohm's tCalm as the
Night" Miss . Giertsen has an opu-
lent mezzo voice. of great range and
power, and Of splendid timbre. She
bers, which were greatly appreciated.
, Axel. Skovgaard played the Grieg "Son:
alta in 9 MINOR and two numbers Of
his own composition. Mr.. .Skovgaard
played splendidly, and was insistently
, recalled. Miss Christina Nilsson rem
melodies Of Verdi $ "Rigolette, and
PIANIST. In both she was wholly admir-.
able. Her technique was flawless. =
At the close light refreshments. were
! served an and the young women omen ASSISTING Ie
Y 9s Mste RedsSs o9ss
Gjertsen and Elsie Scheldrup. The in
4 vited guests were Messrs. and Mines J
}. T. MCGOWAN, Patrick Herbert, E. F
. Gomstock, .Byron, Timberlaks; HEowar5
Rhhars j. F. Sash %4 M Gdrgn
Wilson, W. D. Washburn, Jr., W. W
, Bardwell, John G.. Lennon, M. L. Eos
1 seen. w. T. Nolan, E. E. Smith, L. H
Johnson, Carleton L: Wallace, L. p
Jepson, 6: W. Armstrong, John G: Lund
Gilfllan, 6. A: Smith, George P. Magill
brandsen, Hjalma Nilsson, Swan J
4 Turnblad, P. 6; EIioblom, John R. But
man, Albert Dollenmayer, Paul CYL!
strom, John s; McLain; William J
| A. A. S. Rain, A. E. Allan, W. D. Allen
George McGregor. Adolph Edsten. job,
lib. Goodspeed, s. Ellingson, r. E. Hutch
inson, Charles Cork. n. o. Werner
| Messrs. Joseph T. Mannix, Carl D
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Won End
| gave family dinner last week in homo
of their silver wedding anniversary
/ Both Mr.. and Mrs Won Ende were Dor
/ in Minneapolis. They were Marie
/ here, twenty-five years ago, and hay
+ was the daughter of Henry Wacks, VIII
4 was well known to Minnesota pioneer
and Mr.. Won Ende's father was Angus
| Won Ende, one Of the early settlers {
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Mcclure r
turned today from their honeymoo
trip to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. McGuil
| will receive after Jan. 10 at 1907 Nico
let avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F.. G. Day Of Ly1
dale avenue N entertained at cards la
evening in honor Of their tenth we,
ding anniversary. Supper followed tt
games and covers were laid for twelv
The Plymouth Christmas Furs.
$35 Squirrel and Brown Marten Scarfs S:
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.