The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

minneapolis public schools. On ac-
count of illness in the Knott family
the wedding will be a quiet one and
after a week spent in Chicago, the
couple will be at home for the winter
at SIS Fourth avenue S. i1
An engagement was announced to-
day in st. Paul which will interest
Miss Hildegarde Risley of Philadel-
phia and Westcott w. Price of St.
Paul. Mr.. Price has been very promi-
nent in ST. Paul society and has many
friends In Minneapolis. Miss Risley
is a sister Of DR.. j. Norman Risley
whose marriage to Miss Mary Holbert
of st. Paul was such a pretty affair
OF the late fall.
Mrs. ]. l.. Tracy has invitations out
for three card parties which will be
given at her home on Colfax avenue
S next week, on Thursday afternoon
and evening and Friday afternoon.
Rev. Theodore P. Thurston and Mrs.
M. A. Thurston will have the
Epiphany party for the members of
their wives Wednesday evening at
their home on Aldrich avenue s. The
members Of the vestry of ST. Mark
church and their wives will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Baxter at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn
Christian for the Epiphany party
Wednesday evening. The Epiphany
church will be at. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Garbett, 416 Oak
/, street Sc.
MINES. T. f. Kinney, Charles Moot
nagel and Charles Hoffman will en-
terrain a group Of women Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Hoff-
man, 2440 Girard avenue S, for Mrs.
e. A. Burke; who with Mr.. Burke will
leave shortly to make their home III
Chicago.
Mrs. S. B. Lovejoy will entertain the
Monday Card club next week at her
home on KenWood boulevard.
A. military ball will be given by
Company r, First infantry, M. N. G.,
in Elks hall, Sixth street and Hen
nepin avenue, Feb. 16, and it prom
Uses to be one of the events Of the
social season. The hall will be deco
rated with the First regiment flags,
guns and equipments. The officers
and men of the army and national
guard who attend will be in full dress
| uniform. The reception committee
will consist of Lieutenant Colonel
Frank It. Corriston, Captain Ed G..
Falk, Major Frank B.. Rowley and
Captain Percy A. Walton. Captain
| Walton will also be master of cere-
monies. The floor committee will be
composed of Lieutenants George r.
Ebert and Frank A. Jones, Sergeants
| Lewis P. Campbell and w. D. Barring
Could and Private Oscar; j. Erts-
| gard. as -, Il.
The arrangements committee will be
| composed of Sergeant Arthur Stanch-
| field, Corporals George Schlenker and
Ernest G. A. Lundeen, Privates Ed
ward A. Reed and Edward Webster.
! Mrs. David Drehmer gave lunch
at the Hampshire Arms for Mrs
George B. Moore Of Princeton, Ind
| Carnations and poinsettia blossoms
furnished handsome table deeora Il ons,
Mrs. Moore and her daughter VIII
leave this evening afor honae after 9
visit of ten days with Mrs. Frank NJ
Joyce Of Groveland avenue.
The young people of the college set
were delightfully."- entertained last eve
ming by Mrs. Thomas H. Shevlin al
her home on: Oak, Grove street, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Florence
Shevlin. Holly and garIands OF, ground
! ptiiS' Soiik pAl1SSS W SlPC a. llOliody uGC-
Grafton to the rooms and the supper
table was made beautiful with poin-
| settia blossoms. About fifty youne
people were present 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Moreton OF
Portland avenue, gave a dinner >last
evening, at which Miss Susanne
Fletcher was the honor guest. After
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton and
their guests attended the cotillion.
DR.. and Mrs. R. r. Goodwin OF
! University avenue Sc entertained al
a family dinner yesterday in honor
of their cousin, Mrs. George Adelbert
4 Blair. Red, white and pink carna-
tons formed a pretty centerpiece
| Covers were laid for nine and the
guests were all cousins.
Misses Laura Harrington and Helen
Partridge, Messrs. John Pillsbury,
Horace Lowry and Mr. and Mrs.
the cotillion~ given by the st. Paul
German club New Years eve. Mrs.
Andrews was one of the group OF
! receiving women. The cotillion was
a Dutch one and Foster Hannaford
and Roy Burns in quaint Dutch cos
tunes brought in the favors on a
large tray. The efavors were Dutch
CopS, SlelIS, - WOODEN. SHOES, paper
tulips and pictures. At IL o'clock
a sedan chair was brought in by the
| Dutch boys, with the feet of the per
son within Gathering in sabots. after
the fashion Of Dolly Warden, and when
the door was opened Miss Evelyn
! Finch in a Dutch costume stepped out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carleton en-
tertained at dinner New Years eve
at their home on Portland avenue. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cooper of 1916
i Tenth avenue S entertained the mem
4 bers of the Ladies' Thursday Card
i club and their husbands Thursday
i evening. After refreshments were
served the forty guests danced the
| Virginia reel, ushering out the old
and in the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bl1tnlari had as
their guests alta New Years dinner
at their apartments in; the Naulhaka,
Messrs. and Mines. il A., Mclaughlin,
| F. III. Gilman, Owen O. REILLY, Mrs. M.
/ O'Rielly, Miss Sadie Folar1, Jack
O'R1elly. Mr.: and Mrs. Butnan. en-
i tertained aSgroup Of children in the
| afternoon In honor of the birthday
anniversary of their son. Ralph. A
! monograph, games and Christmas
! toys served toran1usee the small guests.
| Supper was served from a table
4 decked in white and red, and the
| birthday cake, with its lighted tapers,
/ was in the center. Mrs F. H. Gill
| man ards Mrs j = "A = M cLaughlirl as
sisted Mrs. Butman. The guests were
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