The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

NJ 2
Samuel, Morris, Max and Mrs B. Il.
Levy, Mrs. Louis Jacobs, the Misses
Dora and Ella Pfiaum. There are
two grandchildren, daughter of Mrs.
Levy and daughter of Mrs. Taco BIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Wwman enter
tanned at buffet supper Saturday
evening atstheirs home on 1Fark avenue
Partridge. Red roses and carnations,
with palms and ferns held SUCCESS
ton Of the holidays in the decorations
and in the dining-room scarlet carna-
tons decked the tables. Supper was
served from Z until O'Clock and then
wreathed ballroom, where bright pep
per berries were used with charming
effect. A string orchestra played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman and Miss Part
ridge were assisted in receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge,
G. M. Harrington and Douglas Fiske.
There were 100 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Paige gave
a dancing party in Elks hall Satur-
day evening for the Misses Helen and
Alice Pillsbury. About 100 young peo-
pie of the school and college set,
enjoyed the informal program Of
dances and at the close supper was
served. The party was the last of
the many which were given during
the holidays and the young people
began returning east to school last
evening. The vacation has been a
round of pleasure for them and there
was a dance every night with matinee
parties and other affairs for each day.
Rev and Mrs Stuart B. Purves
gave reception Saturday evening at
their home, on Fourth avenue Sc. for
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Graham of
Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Graham was a
former rector of Holy Trinity church.
and several hundred guests were pres
ent, ushered by little Ralph Nyberg.
The reception group included Bishop
and Mrs. S. E. Edsall, and assisting
thru the rooms were Messrs. and
Mines. Reuben Munns, S. P. Coan, J.
S. Todd, Niles Nyberg, M. c.. Williams,
Joseph Garbett, A. G. WhitmOre, j.
Wolcott, H. M. Lyons. Misses Louise
and Edith Garbett, Edith Todd, Flora
presided in the dining-room. The
rooms were lighted with candles in
silver and brass holders, and pink
aZaleas were in the eception-room.
The library was in green and red, and
the dining-room in red.
DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Steirly gave
cotillicn Saturday evening for Miss
Edith Fitz Of Merriam Park. The
rooms were in holiday garb, with
poinsettia blossoms and carnations,
and q, cluster of white chrysanthe-
NUNS hanging from each chandelier.
The faVors were in the Christmas col
ors, and a huge stocking was used in
one figure. In another Miss Fit%
stood beneath the mistletoe, holding
Il tray full of kisses, which were
opened by the men and found to con-
tain a number which correspondent to
the number on the heart distributed
to each young woman. Miss Law Of
Merriam Park received with DR.. and
Mrs. Steirly and Miss Fitz. The
guests numbered twenty-four.
Miss Ethel Thomas gave a chafing
dish Iarty Saturday evening for Miss
Bessie Harvey, who has been home
from college for the. vacation.
Friday evening the young women Of
the j. T.. l.. club, Misses Lenore Peck,
Ora Ellis. Beryl Blair, Gertrude Mar
tin, Nellie Wingate, Alice Ponsonby,
Meta Art, Mamie Keidel Ella Lilly,
Minnie Heinrich and Mrs. H. c.. Ellis,
gave a pleasant dancing party in
Mrs. Mobiles hall. The decorations
We're in white and yellow, the clubs
cOiOrs, and a profusion Of, draperies
and chrysanthemums were used. The
musicians played behind a screen Of
evergreen. Mines. J. F. Ellis, Ponson-
by, Heinrich and Warren Drew re-
ceiveI with the young women, and
about one hundred guests were pres
ent. %
Miss Laura Harrington and Miss
Helen Partridge were guests Of honor
Town and Country club, at which
Reece U. Newport was host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Smith en-
tertained at dinner New Years Day
at their home, 2447 Colfax avenue S.
In the evening they had a second
group of guests for games and music.
The rooms were made beautiful with
holly and mistletoe and red carna-
tons.
Mrs. Clifton A. Smell entertained at
dinner New Years Day at her home
43l Dell place, for Mrs. Ross Bates,
who has just returned from an ex-
tended trip thru eastern Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Gooseman cell
ebrated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage New Years Eve at their
home in the Ochiltree. Cards were
played and the score cards and favors
were Of wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Goose
man were presented with some hand
some gifts.
James L. Hickson, Joseph r. Hick-
son and Miss Dorothy Hickson went
to Richmond, Va, last week to at
tend the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. HickSOn. There