The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-11

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Mrs William Hooker gave a large
reception this afternoon at her home
on Fifth avenue S, for Mrs. Roy F.
been hidden and from 3 until 6 0 clock
the rooms were thronged. Mines. Roy
T.. Hooker, John I. Baxter and Clay
ton Hooker received with Mrs. Hooker,
and assisting thru the rooms were
Mines. Robert B. Nixon, G. K. Fulton,
Smith and Miss Fulton. A string or
! chestra played as the guests came and
i went. The decorations, were charming
and yellow chrysanthemums and yellow
i shaded lights were in the parlors where
the mantel was a tangle Of leafy green.
/ White chrysanthemums were used with
the foliage in the hall, while palms
formed screen for the musicians. The
frappe table was placed in the library
and American Beauty roses furnished a
brilliant color note, which was repeated
IN the d an Where great ei th
table. Red tapers were, on either side
and the lights cleaned also in the
foliage, which trailed over the side
board; Pink and white carnations
! were in the rooms upstairs:
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker
will rfaiY ho inn IN
their husbands at a buffet supper.
The West hotel will be ablaze with
light and life this evening, for the char
ity ball will bring together a. represen-
tative throng of Minneapolis people:
which the directors of the Home for
Children and Aged Women have
planned and the parties have won.
weH-aeserved popularity, which has in
creased every year. AS it is the first
large affair and really opens the social,
) season, the charity ball holds a unique
I place on the social calendar. The
I guests will be received this evening by
s Mines. Charles j. Martin, Edward G.
5 Gale, Charles S. Jelley and Charles
I Cranston Bovey. r. - s-laa j
Mrs. Russell Dibble, Mrs. Chaplin
I Russell Bracket, and Mrs. Eugene
) tea, which will be given next Friday
I afternoon at the home of Mrs: Bracket,
tI1785 Emerson avenue S, for Mrs Theo-
{ dore. Payne Thurston. Mrs. Thurston
) was bride of September and came to
I Minneapolis from Franklin, Pa.
I The reception which Mr.. and Mrs. p.
I A. Merrill will give at their, homes on
Second avenue for the Teachers club
} and the new supervisors and teachers,
q will be an interesting affair of this
{ evening. The hours are from until %
5 o'clock, and Mr.. and Mrs: Merrill will
I be aided in receiving by Or. and Mrs.
s Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. David Percy
q Jones, while a group Of young women
( will assist thru the rooms.
d Since the close of the lake season the
& Minikahda club has been popular
5 rallying place and one afternoon this
I week over one hundred members gath
I cred in the cosy clubrooms for tea
{ and sandwiches. The tallyho and auto
5 mobile parties and people who are driv
ing drop in at the club on the way
{ home and the golf enthusiasts are out
! in full force Next summer it is ex
I pected that tennis will be a. rival OF
golf and Mr.. Duncan is working every
s. day in the week on the four new courts
I is heavy. Plans are being made to holl
( the northwestern and state tennis tour
5 naments at the club and the state gol
I tournament will also be played on tn
( Minikahda links. At the annual meet
: ing, G. T. Jaffray, the clubs champion
n Heffelfnger, vice president; Thomas T
Wallace, secretary, and Robert Webb
treasurer. H. j. Moreton was unani
mously Endorsed in his management. O.
the links and reelected for the, comm
year. The house committee compose!
Of w. F. Brooks, chairman; C.. r.. Hooo
F. B. Wells and E. S. Woodwork, j
will make the club second to none. It
possible that the toboggan slide will b
rebuilt and then winter sports will kee
the club open all winter.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Tourtelotte wi
on their way to Havana for the winter
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Tourtelott
entertained group Of women at lunch
con. Pink carnations and chrysanthe
NUNS were arranged in baskets on tn
table and palms and smilax added t
Mines. H. H. Kimba1l, E.. R. Barber,
B. Ames, E. H. Hurlbut, John Bigeloy
Thomas Wilcox, w. S. King, J. M. Ro!
inson, III. c.. Akeley, W. L. Wolford, "
~ w. Eastman, Miss Goodsell and Mi!
Heffelfnger.
The children's dancing class whic
@ meets at the home Of Mrs. William Dol
- aldson Wednesdays, will have i
- Thanksgiving party, Nov. %, in tn
II Donaldson ballroom, and the ffty-fv
g boys and girls who form the class a,
anxiously anticipating their first part
\ of the year.
\ A parcel shower was given last evel
r ing for Miss Anna Lilgendeig, who's
II marriage to D. A. Handle will take plat
this month The affair was arrange
j as a surprise for the bride, and W,
~ given at her home on Twenty-sixt
Street. Her little sister brought in tt
I gifts in her apron and presented the
at an unexpected moment. Later the
was music and refreshments we
5 served Present were Misses Was
I burn, Jelmeland, Clarity, Fuller, Cas-
dy, Erickson, Cleveland and Taber.
Miss Joe Mae Ehrlich entertained
few friends Tuesday afternoon at h
]. home, 1928 Ninth avenue s, in honor