The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16

| This evening Mrs. Charles Grisdale
and Miss Orvis will entertain at sup.
per for the bridal party at her home
| on Second avenue S. Monday after.
| noon the Misses Bessie and Lucy
Jones of the Roosevelt apartment.
will give thimble bee for a group
| of Miss Clarke's friends, and on Tues.
day afternoon Mrs. Staring will enter.
tain at finch party at her home or
| Park avenue.
The Cotillion club will give its
! third and last dance of the season
Feb. l, in Elks' hall. The Girls
Cotillion club has chosen Feb. II as
the date for their party, which will
be given at the residence of Mrs. w
5. Donaldson on Groveland avenue.
The leap year party which the de-
butantes will give Friday evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alden
Smith on Harmon place, will be the
Jolliest affair of next week, for the
girls will usurp all masculine priv
lleges and escort the men to the
dance and look after their cards
About twenty-five of the younger
girls, with five of the matrons, are in
terested, and as an equal number OF
men have. been hidden, there will be
| about sixty guests. Misses Laura
Harrington, Janet Gilfllan, Heller
Partridge, Alice Smith, Beatrice
and Jessie Cray are the debutantes
who are making the arrangements.
Among the affairs of next week
will be a luncheon given by Mrs. w
c.. Shull at her home, 400 Harmon
place, on Thursday.
The list of Minneapolitans who are
going to Europe grows larger every
day. Miss Florence Akeley will leave
Wednesday night for Boston to join
group Of Michigan friends and sal
Jan. 80 on the White Star steamer
Canopic for the Mediterranean trip
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Piper left last
Wednesday, and they will sail Tues
Europe, returning by way of Paris
and London.
Mrs. A. c. wellington of st. An
thony Park entertained 100 women
this afternoon from 3 until O'Clock
in honor of Mrs. G. A. Bachman and
Mrs. H. E. Plymat of Minneapolis
Mrs. Plymat is bride of last week,
and will leave shortly with her hus-
band to make their home in Rollo
N. d. The decorations for the recep-
ton were charmingly simple and the
chosen colors were red and green.
Mines H. o. Hall, H. A. Blodgett and
w. P. Plant assisted thru the: rooms
and Mines. w. w. Clarke, A. F. Har-
ris, schuette and Drew alternated in
the dining room. go Mrs. Frank Trues-
dale sang and Miss Augusta Brown
of Minneapolis contributed piano
numbers. =, 50
A pretty affair of last evening was
the dinner at the Judd house
which was given by w. Scott Wood
and Richard Woodwork, whose mar
rage is the event of next week. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-six at one
large and four small tables. Roses
and azalias carried out "a color
scheme Of white and green at
er tables We're in the same flow
ers, but in pink. A garland Of white
roses marked Miss Ives place, and
the other women found garlands OF
pink roses and Violets at their COW
ers. while the men had violets. The
name cards were in white and gold
Miss Inez Davis gave delightful pro-
gram of songs after dinner.
The Theta Delta Zeta girls gave "a
pretty dancing party last Aevening ir
the Phoenix club rooms. About $50
young people were present, and the
chaperones were Messrs. and Mines
S. J. Newson, r. Troendle, Tubbs and
Mrs. McCabe. Palms were placed
thru the reception and ball rooms and
the fraternity pennant occupied a con-
spicuous place. The decorations We're
in the colors of the ternity-yellov
and greenland the dance booklets
were in white, with the initials ir
gold. A program of eighteen mum
bers was played by the St. Anthony
Hill orchestra and frappe was served
l.. c.. Matchan gave a stag Dime,
last evening at his home on Lyndale
avenue S for Merton Gilbert Washburn
whose marriage to Miss Grace Mat
chan will take place next week. Car
nations and ferns made the table
beautiful. Covers were laid for ter
and the guests were Messrs. Wash.
burn, P. D. Sherwin, Jack Malmstedt
Short, Harvey Wilcox, Fred Pierce
Il. .. Matchan, James Reilly, Joseph
E. Green.
Mrs. w. r. Miller gave an informal
luncheon of five covers yesterday at
ternoon at Donaldson's tearooms. The
table was decorated in red and white
Mrs. G. w. Henderson, Jr., gave a
Siieti lillilS luHCleOIl thursday after
noon at 5 o'clock in her apartments on
Spruce place, in honor of Mrs. Franz
Addleman of San Francisco. Mrs
| Addleman was formerly of this city
and is now on her way to New York
where she intends going on the stage
Covers were laid for six and the guests
were Mines. Addleman, Charles E
+ Harkins, George Sherer, Chauncy c.
Pond and Mrs. Phillip Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. ABBY entertained
at dinner of eighteen covers on
Wednesday evening at their home on
Elliot avenue S. Pit and finch We're
played after dinner and there was also
music.
Mrs. Axel Anderson of 927 Thir-
teenth avenue S gave dinner last
evening for a group of friends. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
pink and white carnations and smilax.
Covers We're laid for eighteen. and
among the guests were Messrs. and
Mines. G. G. Carlson, L. J. Peterson.