The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
Saturday Evening,

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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson Of
Boston announce the engagement of
their daughter, Stella Regina, to Frank
Curtis Esterly of this city.
The Saturday Night club will give
dancing party tonight at the Phoenix
club.
The school set will dance the old year
out and the new year in toni ght as the
guests of Mrs. A. M. Fish, who will en-
tertain at her Bryant avenue home for
her son. Irving, who is at home for the
holidays.
The Pillsbury academy boys home for
their holiday vacation and Dr.. Milo B.
Price, head master of the academy, were
guests Of honor last night at a large re-
ception at Calvary Baptist church. The
$50 guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard J. Held, Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Free
man and Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman.
The boys for whom the reception was
bro, Chester Cross, Malcolm Jones, How
ard Freeman, Earl Griswold, Leon
Branyon, Ernest and Percy Mariette,
Ted Smith, Eugene Weber, Bert Bly,,
Tom Frisselle and Herman Rust.
In the decorations the school colors,
black and red, mingled with Christmas
wreaths. School pennants and bouquets
of red flowers were used. Frappe was
served by the young women OF the
church.
There were brief informal addresses
by DR.. Price, Dr. A. It. Fowler, G. H.
Rust and S. B. Mariette. Musical num-
bers were given by Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle
Scott, piano and violin; l.. l.. Green
field, vocal; and Earl Griswold, violin.
Mrs 8. H. Bowman gave a charming
dancing party last night at Elks hall
for her son, Samuel Bowman. There
The walls were draped with southern
smilax and the chandeliers were fes-
tooned with the same vine. Masses of
palms and ferns formed backgrounds for
clusters Of poinsettias. Miss Hazel
Martin Of Chicago, who is visiting Mrs.
Bowman, received with her.
Mrs. Noble gave a pretty party last
evening at the johnson hall, for one of
her younger classes. The chaperones
were Mines. j. r. Record, H. l.. Tucker
and G.. T. Hitchcock Christmas deco
rations frightened the room and the
programs represented holly wreaths tied
with red ribbons.
Miss Lillian Baker gave a Christmas
cotillion last night for her pupils and
friends at Kimball hall. Miss Baker,
assisted by Charles Baker, led the cotil-
ing figures. Potter 8 orchestra played
the dance program and the cotillion was
preceded by informal dancing from 8
until 10 clock, when the cotillion COM
menced.
Miss Gladys Macdonald entertained
number of her college friends at q
thimble bee Thursday afternoon, at her
home on BrySnt avenue s. Music and
a poetry contest furnished amusement,
after which g. buffet supper was served.
Mrs. John Harris Of Willow avenue
N gave a family dinner party and
Christmas tree to twenty relatives and
friends. Mrs. G. E. Woehler Of Cam
den Place will entertain the same party
on New Years Day.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew Ackerman
of Crystal Lake was celebrated on
Monday with family reunion attended
by eight Of their children, thirty grand
children and twelve eat-grand children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerman were born and
married in Germany, but have, spent
Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Maybelle Snow
and Mack Robert Allen took place or
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Wallace, OF
Vanderburgh Memorial PEesbyter1at
members and friends of the church
Monday afternoon and evening, al
their home, 1929 ght.and-one-ha
street S.
A reception will be given to the Ii,
theran young people of the twin cite
Monday afternoon by the Twin Cit,
Central Luther league at the Unitet
church seminary, st. Anthony Park
be given.
Monday evening the San souci clu1
!, ! will give it's fourth dancing party a
= the Phoenix club.
: The twin city Carleton alumni vii
I hold reunion tonight at the home o
20 MISS MAY ADDOLC, AOOU I1eaSduI ave
- nue.. Miss Maude A. Leighton enter
. tanned her Carleton friends Thursda
e. afternoon with thimble bee at he
r home, 1909 Fremont avenue N.
. Miss Minnie Auer and Homer Mile
!: were married Wednesday evening
g Rev. A. B. Marshall at 1928 Portlan
! avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will be q
u |, home at 1911 Clinton avenue.
:" Mrs. w. A. Pitt has issued cards al
- nouncing the marriage Of her daughte
Y Bertha, to Norman G. Hopper, formerl
- of Minneapolis, which took place
Salt Lake City on Christmas Day. M
and Mrs. Hopper will be at home at 81
-, East Ninth street, Salt Lake City. afte
1p Feb. l.
;. The marriage Of Miss Ludavicks y
ID Schmauk of Huron, S. D., and Henry
~ Carlisle, took place Wednesday at tt
i" home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
w. Caselle in Huron. The SER
- ice was read by Rev. II.
=" Wizard before company of about fort
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle hay
gone on an eastern trip. They wi
=. make their home in Minneapolis.