The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-30

Miss Laura Harrington was hostess
| to the Girls Cotillion club last night
at her home Park avenue The COM
pany consisted Of the thirty club mem
bers and their guests from out OF town,
making about seventy guests. Miss
Harrington and Miss Helen Partridge
| received the company, and the pretty
Mrs. C. R. Lamb and Mrs Charles Pills
bury. <#. ..t--
striking figures, was led by Miss Helen
Partridge assisted by DR.. T. B. Mercer.
| Nine were favor figures. In one the
men were masked and hidden in box,
the girls opening box of their choice
girls wore beautiful shepherdess hats
and the men carried crooks and horns.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Miss Alice Russell Of New York. and
Miss Alice Perrin Of San Francisco.
guests of Miss Miss p Peartridge; Miss McC4l- M
and Mrs. Aver.
Miss Beulah B. Bennett, a daughter
of DR.. Marietta Bennett and niece of
DR.. E. G. Pichler, was married to Silas
H. Bates yesterday at the Ryan hotel
in ST.. Paul. The ceremony was per-
formed by, Rev: James Montgomery.
time, with the approval of all con-
cerned, but because of a desire on the
part Of Mrs. Bates family to have the
marriage deferred, they slipped away
without making their plans known;
of SelOver, Bates & Co.. Andrus build
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have gone
east on short trip and on their return
will be at home in the Hampshire Arms.
| Mrs: Thomas H. shevlin gave a dance
last night at her home on Oak Grove
of about fifty of the younger set. The
house was simply decorated with
Christman green's and wreaths of
ground pine tied with red bows of rib
bon and several large bouquets of
poinsettias added brilliancy to the
effect.
A party of young high school people
had a holiday cotillion last night in
Tobngon hall Of The N.Y. yoqng peope
class, which is chaperoned by Mrs. G.
T. Hitchcock, Mrs. J. L. Record and
Mrs. H. L. Tucker. Mrs. Noble led the
cotillion and the figures and favors
were very pretty.> In the afternoon
the class of children which meets at
the. Donaldson ballroom each week had
their cotillion, and the affair was a
I merry one for the children and their
: guests. Miss May Donaldson and Mrs.
: James Carleton Young presided at the
I favor tables.
The home of Mrs. s. A. Foster, 1s
Highland avenue, was the scene of a
pretty affair last evening. Earl Foster
was host, and had as his guests eighteen
membersof Gethsemane choir. A
rixy hIyW q m
s Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, MI. Smith.
) Miss Margaret Gilman, Miss Edith
I Havil, Miss Woods, Miss Hammond and
Miss Alma Olson. A storytelling con
) test was part Of the entertainment
I M. G. Voler winning the prize. Re
{ freshments were served. The rooms
5 were decorated with carnations anc
ferns.
( Miss Edna Hayworth Chapman en-
5 tertained at progressive luncheon yes
! terday afternoon in honor of Miss Edit
4 Moore, q Smith college girl. A groul
) Of twenty-four of the younger set wer'
! seated at five small tables, where hand
I painted discs in the college, color
s. marked the places. The walls wer'
J hung with foliage, holly and wreath
: tied with the college colors.
s. Mrs. C. D. Lougee, president Of th
5 Alternates, entertained the club mos
! charmingly Thursday afternoon at
{ plum pudding party. Dainty refresh
s ments were served, followed by a pro
I gram of toasts-the hostess acting a
I toastmistress. After the toasts large
) beautifully decorated dish was brough
I in which proved to be mock plum
I pudding, from which each guest by tn
: aid of a ribbon drew out a souvenir o
! the occasion. The afternoon proved on
I of the pleasantest the club has enjoyed
5 The Theta Chi Of Central and Eas
Z high schools gave dance last evenin
: at Elks' hall.
! The Misses Mabel and Edith Baird 81
I tertained the Y. P. G. U. Of the Churc
! of the Redeemer last evening at the
} home on, Emerson avenue s. Mrs. n
A. Baird and the Misses Baird receive
: the fifty guests. r -,
} have been entertaining house part
Their guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Me
}rill Of Fort Dodge, Iowa; MI and MI
Mrs. George Burch of Dubuque, Iowa.
nua rfe hdday Rf yps!1a sa3ee fs as had nTh ths at
Minikahda club; There were abo
) sixty young people present and the cha
erones were Mr.. and Mrs. Fendall Wi
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Bel lden al
Judge ELL torrance. IHe uance Hall W
decorated with festoons of smilax al
I the banners of the society and pil
Z roses, Gala lilies and smilax decorate
the diningroom, where supper W
served.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Albert Myer is visiting at his home In Hudst
N. Y.
John H. Smith Is registered at the Bat
house, Mobile, Ala
q D. P. Jackson of Minneapolis 1s at the Bat
house, Mobile, Ala.
{ The board Of control Of Bethany Home Ike
( open house this afternoon.
! Gettysburg circle will have a tea this aft
noon at the home of Mrs. Christie, 1882 Steve
avenue.
I Fred Cohen Of Waconia is the guest Of
II mother, Mrs. J. Cohen, 22O Twelfth street 8,
the holidays.
Mrs. J. D. Vivian, HOO Chestnut avenue i
- Monday for Los Angeles CAL. where she Y
spend the winter. ...-. ..e ..-..-
= Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Earl of 1856 Irving aver
S will entertain the members of the Crocus
chre club this evening. - =. ....-
III The Epworth League Of the Simpson NJ.
- church will hold its annual banquet this even
me in the parlors of the church. - e..
w 3O16 First S is ent
tth tanning her sister, Miss Joy Kerr; her ME
of Miss JOY Wright, and Master Blaine Wright