The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-02

The Cotillion club gave Its closing
party last evening, and about one hun
dred and twenty of the younger sell
and young married people gathered
in Elks' hall to enjoy the novel fig
ures. Mrs. George H. Partridge and
Mrs. H. Alden Smith presided at the
two favor tables. and the cotillion was
cleverly led By Thomas B. Mercer
and George p. Case. Many Of the IA
vors and figures were suggestive of VAL
ent Inc Day. and hearts were conspicu-
Gus in both. In one figure large hoops,
covered with white with great red
hearts in the center, were distributed;
in another the men were caught with
lariats strung with hearts, and in a
third the white muffs given the wom-
en- had red hearts on them. There
was a Dutch figure in which the wom-
EN- received glass stems and the men
real pretzels, and the flags of all ma
tons were used in the closing num-
Der. Supper was served in the dining
room, and the men were given cigars
as supper favors. A pleasant feature
of the affair was the presence of
number of visiting young women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Moreton Of
Portland avenue preceded the Cotillion
club party with dinner last evening
for Mrs. Garrett Lamb of Clinton,
Iowa. Yellow tulips aided in carry
ing out color scheme of yellow and
! green, and covers were laid for ten.
| The guests were Mrs. Garrett Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Lamb, Mrs. Oscar
! Turner, Miss Susanna Fletcher,
Messrs. Rand, D. M. Chute and Alfred
Lindeke Of st. Paul.
M
Of twelve covers last evening and later
in the evening Miss Welles and her
guests attended the Cotillion club
party.
Mrs. l.. B. Morrison gave hand
somely appointed tea this afternoon
at her apartments in the Swinford.
The hours were from until o'clock,
and about one hundred and seventy
five women were present.
Mrs. George Stewart Harper gave a
jonquil luncheon this afternoon at the
Hampshire Arms for Mrs. John Fertig
of Milwaukee, Wis, who is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. H. G. Fertig.
Covers were laid for twelve and the
gay spring blossoms made charming
decoration.
Miss Mae Harris Arson gave a de-
lightful office tea this afternoon for
Miss Adelaide Thurston, the charming
Coincidence of the Polly Primrose
company. The newspaper men and
women of st. Paul and Minneapolis
had been hidden to meet Miss Thurs
ton and continue an acquaintance be-
gun at a similar affair when she was
here last year. The soft lights OF
many tapers in brass holders and
candelabra added to the attractive.
ness Of the office and Russian tea was
served from samovar.
Mrs. Karle Perkins of Mckinley
Court will give a heart party Monday
:, afternoon for Miss Lydia Rheem
= whose marriage to. Herbert Leslie
, Smith of Kinnickinnic, Wis, will take
| place Wednesday evening, Feb. 10
Mrs. John Ronald Mcdonald will com,
, from Omaha Saturday to be the mat
> ron of honor and Bert Parsons of ST
, Paul will act as best man. Mr.. Smith
! and his bride will be at home at Mr.
Smiths ranch at Kinnickinnic afte
Y May I. ..
Y February wedding will be that @
Miss Leanna Hummel and Eugene M
b Olmstead which will take place Sat
. urday evening at the home of tn
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
w. Hummel, 3103 Penn avenue
Il ness the service, but 100 invitation
81 have been issued for the reception
81 which will follow from 8 until /
81 o'clock. Two ribbon bearers, Gene
Al We've Rawitzer and Mildred Taylor
81 will be the only attendants. Mr.. Ohm
81 stead and his bride will reside q
81 2O25 Third avenue N.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dean of the I'm
II perial will entertain informally thi
81 evening for their guest, Miss Prizes
n of Boston, who will leave to-morro7
Il for home. Miss Priest is a clever vic
Il linist and a musical program will b
i pleasant feature of the evening
81 Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Ri Thorpe entertained seventy guests fc
81 Miss Priest and delightful program
I'll was given by the guest Of honor, Mr.
81 w. D. c. Bracket and Emil Oberho1
81 fer.
An informal social gathering for tn
T.. members has been planned by the eI
tertainment committee Of the Con
mercial club for, next Tuesday ever
ing. A program Of piano music an
dancing will be the amusements.
A birthday party was given yeste,
day afternoon by Miss Gertrude Ir
gram at her home, 1775 Irving avenu
S. Games were played and prize
awarded and then a, dinner was serve
from table decked with pink rose
= in basket and pink carnations Wer
>. at each cover. The birthday cak
:. with it's ten burning tapers occupie
Ia conspicuous place and the nam
t' cards were souvenir fans. The sma
~ guests were Louise Trask, Harrit
- Warner, Frances Brown, Doroth
ia Cogan, Sylvia Simons, Margaret Fri:
Ip bic, Marie Bertrand, Adelaide Dire
n and Margaret Mcdonald.
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II The Deutscher Frauen club wi
"a have 700 guests at it's annual CHART
,e ball tomorrow evening and Mason
~, ~ Temple will be deliberately decorate
~ Danz's full orchestra will play the TO
81 lowing program:
II Grand march; two step, Soldiers al
sweethearts"; waltz, Prince of Pilsen
I'd three step, Weeping Willow: two ste