The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-13
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The annual luncheon Of the Wells col
q, in Donaldson's tearooms. Miss
Ethelwynn Wyman is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements, and is
planning for luncheon of thirty COW
ers. This will include the college girls
who are coming home to spend the holi-
days, Misses Ruth Dunwoody, Dorothy
Deriekson, Helen Hall, Marion MaItin,
Ritchie, Ruth Chamberlain, Carol Cham
berlain, Glee Jameson, Grace Gillette
and Millicent Hosmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Consistency of
Emmetsburg, Iowa, are guests Of Mr..
land avenue. This afternoon Mrs. w.
I. Carpenter of Girard avenue S enter
tanned informally at luncheon for them
and toni"ht Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will
give g. theater party. Last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson entertained forty
i Consistency, and roses, carnations and
palms made an attractive setting. Sat-
urday evening Mr.. and Mrs. McLaugh-
lin of Merriam Park gave a dinner and
theater party in st. Paul for Mr.. and
Mrs. Consistency.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will give a parcel shower this evening
at the home of Miss Satterlee on Fourth
street Sc for Miss Hazel Brown.
What jolly time the young people
are going to have during the holidays!
In addition to the many private parties
all of the dancing classes are planning
special cotillions or dances so that each
, day will have it's Christmas merry
, making. The class, chaperoned by
Mines. w. P: Hallowell and W. s..
party Friday evening. Dec. 20, in John
son hall. The following afternoon the
Saturday afternoon class will entertain
its guests, and Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
81, the young people who meet in the
ballroom Of Mrs. H. K. Sidle. will have
q party. Thursday afternoon, Dec. 20,
the ballroom of Mrs. William Donaldson
will be the scene of Christmas gather
ing of the class which meets there, and
the same evening the class of high
school boys and girls chaperoned by
Mines: G. T, Hitchcock, j. L. Record
and II. L. Tucker will have a cotillion
IN JOHNSON hall. On. Friday evening,
I Thomas S. Roberts will have it's party.
I The series Of holiday affairs will really
: open Wednesday evening, Dec. Fl, when
5 Mrs S: G. Noble will give Christmas
I party for the young people who usually
( attend her Saturday informal affairs.
The annual reception for the members
I of the Church Of the Redeemer will be
{ given this evening at Fair Oaks by
) Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Washburn The
I hours are from until 10 O'Clock ano
s there will be several hundred guests.
! Tracy Fairchild and Howard Puffe1
the senior party which will be given to
I morrow evening in the university
! armorY. The affair is by no means
- exclusively for the members of thu
100 senior class and large number of thu
college people are planning to attend
Rossiter' IS orchestra will play and there
will be games for those who do, no
care for dancing. =.
The Junior class Of the North higl
school gave a pretty reception in Ma
sonic Temple Saturday evening for tn
members of the senior class. D. Lee
Clune, Jack Oswald, Henry W. Oswald
Jack Marks and Carl B. Maurer ha(
charge of the arrangements and Mines
P. NJ. Hall, Roger Charlton, H. A. Os
valid, Albert Massolt, A. E. Eichhorn, J
E. Clune, L. Maurer and the member
of the faculty were patronesses. I
program of eighteen numbers wa
danced.
The marriage Of Miss Ora G.. Wilson
and Grant E. Collier took place Wednes
day at the home of the brides parent
at Edna. Mr.. and Mrs. Collier lef
for Kentucky, where they will renal
until spring. They will be at home il
this city after March 1.
Miss Jennie Stewart and Charlie
Oman were married last week. Rev
William Graham read the service an
Mr.. and Mrs. Oman went away for
short trip.
Mrs. Joseph Parker Of 1925 Emerso
avenue s gave very pretty luncheo
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Lavini
Sanderson of Lynn, Mass. Covers wer
- laid for twelve and the name card
were prettily decorated in water colort
The house and table decorations were i