The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24

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For several years it has been the
pleasant custom Of Mr. and Mrs. ?. V;
Collins, to entertain all those connected
with the Northwest Agriculturist at
Christmas dinner This afternoon the
force Of tie. Home Magazine, new
publication for the P. V. Collins COM
pany, was added to the people from the
seventy: five. The table was arranged
in the form of a hollow square and was
attractively decorated in the Christmas
colors while the lights were all shaded
in red. The big subscriptionroom was
wses c7svsr as banquet r9om The
sentences, which furnished an amusing
guessing contest. After dinner there
was program Of toasts with Mrs. Sal
lie NJ. Moses as tosatmistress. Rev.
Stanley B. Roberts, expressed the
of "The 'Aggies' and the Maggies' -;
. DR.. J. G. Armand, GA Horse on Me';
A. K. Bush, "Good Wine Needs on Bush
w. P. Mcconnell, "The Minnesota
Dairy Cow Like Dan Patch, She Gets
cago''; Robert Burt, m,Jq Jr., Asome oM kinds hH
of Brela) d-,Pure Bred, Underlined, In
Too -, Mrs. Collins, 'De Kodak
Fiend'; Mrs. Moses gave two Chicago
chicken stories.
After the banquet the guests went up
stairs to the Collins parlors and en-
joyed social time. As each entered
| the room he was presented a bag con-
, tanning $25 represented by beans and
candies and Robert Burt acted as auc-
tioneer for. the sale Of seventy-fye
packages Of all sizes and shapes. No
one was allowed to bid more than $25
for any package and the largest boxes
often contained the smallest souvenirs
Miss Zipporah Ritchie entertained a
group OF young women at luncheon TO-
day at her home on Stevens, avenue for
Miss Hazel Brown, bride of next
week.
George P. Case and T. B. Mercer will
lead the cotillion which will be one of
the holiday affairs It will be given
by the Cotillion club in Elks hall, Mon
day evening, Jan. 2.
The same afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Fisher Hepburn will give a small in
formal tea at her apartments in the
Swinford for a group of the young
people in honor Of the Misses Beatrice
and Marion Ireys.
Miss Ednah H. Chapman of Fourth
avenue will give luncheon of TWEEN
Moore, who is home from Smith college
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Gold will give
a dinner of fourteen covers tomorrow at
their home on Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Ehle are in the
city on their wedding tri p and Tuesday
afternoon and evening they will receive
parents, 3034 Twentieth avenue s. Mr..
Ehle was formerly connected with the
Plttsburg Plate Glass company and is
now manager Of the Milwaukee office.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Smith
of Milwaukee and Mr.. Ehle took place
Wednesday, afternoon in that city.
No special plans have been made for
a celebration tomorrow at the Mini
kahda club, for Christmas is home
day, but Monday evening there will be
a jolly oyster roast around the big fire.
place.
Mrs. R. H. Passmore, the Misses
Passmore, who are home from the east
for the holidays, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p: Martin will be guests at family
dinner which will be given tomorrow
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hubbard in St.
Paul.
The Mu chapter Of Zeta Beta Psi
sorority of the Central high school en-
tertained seventy guests. at a dinner
| ri 1oc4 Ill j.
club. Red and black bunting with the
Christmas green's furnished a striking
decoration. Messrs. and Mines. Arthur
Hobert, S: W. Rankin and Rome Brown
chaperoned the young people. During
the evening club pin, an immense af-
fair over four feet long, was presented
to the socority by Earl Hedaway.
The Christmas cotillion Of the dane.
ing class chaperoned by Mines. William
P. Hallowell, w. s.. Dwinnell and Henry
Passmore, was pleasant affair Of last
evening and about eighty young people
were present in johnson hail. The
included many pretty figures. Poinsettia
wreaths, stars and wands we're among
the favors and were hung from two
Christmas trees. Holly, mistletoe and
green's frightened the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Hays enter
tanned at dinner last evening at theil
home on Bedford avenue for F. B. Hen
derson. Covers were placed for ten ant
poinsettia blossoms and red tapers fur
nished attractive table decorations. Mr.
Henderson left today for Denver t>
spend Christmas with his family.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Law, Mr.. and Mrs
p. j. Westlake, Major and Mrs. Morgan
Miss Westlake, Miss Marguerite Nor
gan, Lieutenant Frank P. Amos of For
Riley, Kan, who is the guest of tn,
Westlakes, J. E. Westlake, G. S. AL
bert, Dwight Wishard and Mr.. Jordan
d went down to Fort Smelling last even