The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-10

WILL 10 uOSIeSS dG du dud1I WILL
be given Friday at her home on Grove
place, for Mrs. Ehle and Mrs. Heat
WOle. --t~.
Miss Archibald of Northfeld, Miss
Grace Doran, the Misses Wheaton of
st. Paul and Miss Hitchcock Of Pitts
burg, came over to attend the dancing
Thursday evening and remained for a
house party at the Bagley residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R. Rogers will
entertain at dinner this evening at
their home on Summit avenue.
The Deutscher- Frauen club has
chosen Jan. 81 as the date for its an
nual ball, which will be given at the
West hotel. |
The reception which the vestrymen
cf st. Paul's Episcopal church will give
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Lyon on Oak
Grove street will be in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Theodore Payne Thurston,
and will introduce Mrs. Thurston to the
people of the parish.
There will be special holiday doings
at the Minikahda club Christmas and
New Years, but no one knows Just
what they are but the members of the
committee, and they are not yet ready
to tell. The experiment of keeping the
club open during the winter months has
so far been decided success, and so
many dates have been taken for dances
and dinners that there are few even
ings left free, and even those will be
filed with oyster roasts and club gath
erings. A few enthusiastic golfers are
still seen on the links, but larger
crowd gathers around the big fire in
ho of
skating is good on the lake, but so far
few Of the club people have tried it.
They are waiting for snow and tobog-
gaming before they enter fully into
winter sports.
Rev. Fayette L. Thompson was vel
coined to Hennepin Avenue M. p.
church last evening by about five hun
; dred people at the reception which the
official board of the church gave in the
parlors. Poinsettia blossoms made a
brilliant decoration and were effective
smilax. The receiving group included
Messrs. and Mines. Perry Harrison, J.
T. Wyman, G. M. Pond, Russell Ben
nett and w. j. Dean. During the eve
. ming Mr.. Wyman welcomed Mr.. Thomp-
short speech and Mr.. Thompson re-
3 sponded Mrs. w. N. Porteous, Mrs
3 6. Bracket, D. Alvin Davies and Mrs
Q Edgar W. Runyan gave musical pro
: gram. The Misses Belden, Fisher, Har
: rison, Joyce, Anderson and Pond served
frappe.
+ About four hundred guests ATTENDED
:. the reception which was given in thu
Central Baptist church last evening tt
= welcome the new pastor, Rev. Theodore
Heysham and Mrs. Heysham. TIL
church parlors were made beautiful
with palms and fir trees, against whicl
the roses were Respondent, and holl,
WrGaths we're Mas IRON t3 Wesf
st. Paul and T. E. Hughes received
with Mr.. and Mrs. Heysham, and
group Of young women served refresh
ments.
The junior class of the university ma
jolly frolic last evening in the uni
' versity armory, which was decorate
; with the class colors, white and golc
! Palms banked the stage and on elthe
y side were clusters of carnations tie
with yellow tulle. The north wing wa
y arranged as reception parlor, wit
{ anthemums. A palmist told fortune
y in tent near by and games wer
: played by those who did not care fo
], dancing. Rossiter's orchestra playe
< twosteps and waltzes and frappe an
:, light supper were served in wing
II which was also beautifed by, the elias
colors. The guests numbered 400.
wet cite mdpu and Oliver J: Nash too
!, o place Wednesday evening at the hon
l. of Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Smith, l5S
n e Franklin avenue. The rooms wei
decorated with white carnations an
~ ho oh
e grin" bridal chorus, which announce
r. the coming of the bride. She wore dow
10 colored silk voile and carried America
= Beauty roses. Miss Luella Larson, Il
= bridesmaid, was in white and held pir
1. roses. Charles o: Johnson was be
l. Promise Me- Just before the servi
IS was read by Rev. G. H. Gamble.
N wedding supper followed. Mr.. and Nj
( Nash will be at home after Jan. l
Or 1105 Twentieth avenue N.
. married to Earl Luce, was very Piles
antly surprised Wednesday evenir
D. while attending an informal at home
m Miss Laura Standish s, at the home
her brother, ,. H. standish,. at II
HaWthogn She was as kept KEY T. igno1ap
to the midst Of the fun, while blindfold'
W. she was thoroly showered with mum
SIS GUS parcels of handkerchiefs, many
which were very beautiful.
Miss Clavpool and Miss Braman ga
an informal reception last evening
the home of the latter on Portland {
enue for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. SIN
Of Beardsley, Mimi, whose maria
took place last week and who are spe1
ing few days with Miss Braman. 7
decorations were in red and white W
carnations as the chosen flower. M
I,no Iohnson Miss Saba Dona ldsnn g