The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-29
FRIDAY EVENING,

the men are planning to wear tennis or
outing costumes
On the reception committee will be
Misses Bessie Healey, Sue Wier. Madge
Van Bergen, Ruth Haynes, Maud Heiser,
Eleanor Van Bodensted. Florence Hoflin,
Irene Radcliff, Messrs. Tracy Fairchild.
Edward Sanford, A. R. Gibbons, Will
Dawson. Herbert Woodward. James Rich
ard, F. L. King, A. B. Wells and Joseph
Compton.
The patronesses will be Mines. Cyrus
Northrop. Frederick S. Jones, Frank L.
McVey. Edward Nicholson, Carl Schlen-
ker. Henry Nachtrieb, Fl. j. Cooke, F. e.
Wesbrook, John Downey. F. II. Constant,
George J.. Morgan, Joseph Pike and H M.
Merriam.
As this was to have been leap year
party, the first six dances on the pro-
gram will be opportunities for the girls
to choose their dancing partners and the
first three will be German figures. The
nature of some of the numbers is being
kept secret. but the second will be ten
mis- figure in honor Of the club, and the
favors for all three will be unique.
The programs for the party will be in
red and white and will bear the design of
the tennis club. With all of these attrac-
tive plans there is every prospect that the
party will be one Of the successes In the
university's social calendar.
The event Of this evening will be the re-
ception and ball which will formally open
the new Odin club rooms in the Evanston
building A large number of invitations
have been issued and elaborate prepara-
lions have been made to celebrate the
event.
Mrs. II. F. Riley gave a parcel shower
this afternoon at her home on Aldrich
avenue for May bride. Miss Edith
IIoyt Peet. and about twenty-five young
women were present Sewing for the
bride was pleasant occupation, and later
| ices and tea were served. The affair was
the first Of number which will be
| given for Miss Peet in the days preced-
ing her wedding.
Miss Mary Symons entertained twenty
two young women yesterday afternoon at
the home Of her brother, J. T. Boustead,
1929 Calhoun boulevard, for Miss leila
Dobbin,. May bride. The decorations
were in red and green with smilax, roses
and carnations to furnish the chosen col
ors. Games and contests were the amuse-
ments, and the bride was toasted by Mrs.
Guy Nelson and Mrs. HUM Of st. Paul.
! Miss Grace Timer sang and Miss Wilma
Anderson gave piano numbers.
! In the evening Miss Symons had din
ner for, Miss Dobbin and Mr.. Mcdonald,
and covers were laid for eight.
! Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. w. E. Wheel
\ >.
| A. Wood, who will be one of the matrons
Of honor. arrived from Valley City, N. D.,
yesterday, and Is with her sister, Miss
Dobbin.
Miss Clara Harrington was the honor
guest Wednesday afternoon at a thmble
bee given by Miss Flora Boyd at her home
| in st. Anthony Park.
The students Of the Minneapolis acad-
envy formed a matinee party Wednesday
to see Twelfth Night" at the Metropoli-
tan theater. They are especially inter-
ested in the work of Mr.. Young, as he
will give a lecture in the academy hall
Saturday morning on 1.-The Defense of
! Shylock." Mr.. Young spoke before the
| Shaksperean pupils Of the Central high
school earlier in the week, and the East
Side young people are eagerly looking
forward to hearing him.
! A wedding of Wednesday in which Min
| neapolis people will be interested took
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leck, in
/ Owatonna, when Miss Lila r. Leck and
| Lemuel Robinson were married The
'Lohengrin" chorus was played by Miss
| Bertha Leck of Manchester college. The
sole, and she carried bride roses Among
the guests were Mrs. F. c. Fargo Miss
Emma Robinson of Maple Plain, Mr. and
Mrs. James Leck Of Minneapolis and DR..
and Mrs. c. G. fLeck Of Austin, Mimi
? Mr.. Robinson and his bride will be at
home in Bethel Mimi, after May Is.