The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-08
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

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at delightful luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Miss Marian Gillette who Is
home on her vacation from Kemper
Hall, Kenosha, Wis. Green and
white were the colors chosen for the
decorations and maiden-hair ferns
with their delicate tracery Of green
furnished charming centerpiece.
Among the guests who were present
were Misses Florence Byrnes, Beatrice
Wilcox, Harriet Trask and Elva Leo.
nard.
Miss Marian Gillette was guest Of
honor at dinner party at which Miss
Harriet Trask was the hostess. A
large cluster of carnations adorned
the center of the table and red and
decorations. The many novelties In
troduced made the: dinner a delight.
A number of other affairs have been
planned for Miss Gillette before her
return to kenaper Hall. This evening
Miss FlorenceNByrnes will entertain
IN her honor at d chatting dish party.
Miss Effie Campbell entertained in
formally at her home, TO Thirteenth
avenue Sc, last Saturday evening.
A jolly holiday party was given
Tuesday evening. by Miss Irene New
bert at her home, 500 Fourth street
ing and games, and light refreshments
were served. The rooms were deco
rated in holly and mistletoe. Miss
Naomi Crabbe assisted Miss Newbert.
Miss Frances J. Harris was married
yesterday. afternoon at the residence of
her parents, on Portland avenue, to
practicing attorney of Rolla, N. D..
and was formerly student at the
Minnesota university.
%The Fortuna Euchre club met this
afternoon with Mrs. r. Weston, at 92S
Twenty-sixth avenue NE.
.'The Hennepins,' young mems
club of St. Anthony of Padua school,
will give a card party for. the young
people of the parish Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 13, at st. Anthony hall.
The Bookbinders Union, No. S, will
give a dance at Turner's hall, Marshall
street NE and Sixth avenue, Saturday
evening, Jan. It,.
Mrs. Leo M. Crafts will entertain
the Utopian club next Monday after.
noon, at her home, 60 Fifth street
Sc.
The members of Dovre lodge, Sons
of Norway, gave their initial enter.
hall, Thirteenth avenue NE anC
Fourth street. Following the inter.
esting program was a dance and re.
| freshments.
Tomorrow evening "a prize mas
querade ball will be given by the Nor.
| den Viking club at Norden hall.
| AS the result of benefit dance re
Gently given, Thomas Commiskey has
| received contribution of $214.56
This will be material assistance JUS
at this time.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles Heirholze
celebrated the f1ftieth anniversary o
their marriage last evening with :;
large reception in the East Side Tur
/ ner hall. Mr.. 4T1eirholzer is the onI,
surviving charter member of the ST
] Anthony Turner's society of the Eas
/, Side. He is also ascharter Inenaber o
mp. ledge, No 4, and sosganized. tn;
lGermania Volunteers Fire company
He was born iii Germany and came. t.
America in 1849. Mrs. Heirholzer i
also of German birth. and was mar
ried to Mr.. Heirholzer in Jackson
Miss. They lived in the south unit
| 1855, when they came to Minneapolis
/ where they now make their home a
1928 Marshall street NE. Mr.. Heir
holzer is rs years of4age and his wifi
two years younger. They have 81
children, Mrs. J. Van Rickley, Mrs
Frank and Adolph Heirholze1
eighteen grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, all Of whom reside
the city.
The Arbutus club will meet neg
!; Tuesday evening with, Miss Bee MI
Nulty, 400 Seventh avenue NE.
Miss Albine M. De Lauries and Cal
son M. ChamDlin were married la
Thursday at the church of Our Lad
: of Lourdes by Father Andrea. III
bride was attended by number (
her intimate friends, and the Ger,
mony was followed by a reception
,, Odd Fellows hall. corner of Fourt
/ street and Central avenue. The your
couple will make their home for tt
i. present with the brides parents.
The Soda1ity of the church of o,
. Lady of Lourdes will give an ente
tainment in Turner's hall, Marsha
b street and Sixth avenue NE, Jan. 2
ABOUT EAST SIDE PEOPLE.
Darlington Davenport, who has been spendi
y the Christmas holidays with his parents, n
> and Mrs. Benjamin Davenport, of Seventh sire
I; Sc, has returned to Yale to resume his studi
Y there.
!. Miss Blanche Bickneu is i'll at her home, Is
l. Fourth street Sc.
David Henning, Of Twenty-eighth and Univ
s1ty avenue Sc, has been forced to undergo
|, third surgical operation and is at the Swedi
Il Il hospital: He is very low, but is holding
% % own and strong hopes are entertained for
Il recovery.
J. A son of Joseph Garbett Of 416 Oak street
!" Is lying seriously i'll at his home.
t: Fred Rollins was struck on the head recen
It by hockey stick and received a bad cut o,
le the eye.
Y Miss Bessie Sheldon Of Florence Court has