The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-12

WAere. Slx-AanQ euCnIG WAS playeu
by the sixty guests, and Mines. James
Pye and Anton Knoblauch, assisted the
hostesses. A group Of young girls,
Misses Louise Pye, Opal Fay, Myrtle
Thompson and Lavinia Sanborn, also
aided in looking after the pleasure of
the guests. Tomorrow afternoon a
second group of women has been bid
den for cards.
The Girls cotillion this evening will
be held in the ballroom of the Par
fridge residence instead Of at the home
Of Mrs. w. S. Donaldson. Mrs. L. B.
Newell and Mrs. Charles M. Case will
lead, and the honor guests will include
Misses Calderwood, Miss Ristine and
Miss Bloodgood. The hostesses will
be Mines. Charles M. Case. L. B. New
A. A. Law, Charles Pillsbury, James
Bell, John Shaw, Chaplin Bracket, AL
vim Skiles, Misses Helen Partridge,
Alice Smith, Janet Gilfllan, Katherine
Harris, Beatrice Ireys, Eda Shull, Ber-
tina Hudson, Laurabelle Harrington,
Jessie Cray, Clara Harrington, Nina
Wilson, Elizabeth Donaldson, Berna-
dette Kelly, Harriet Wagner, Jane Nc
Donald, Alma Hoegh, Helen Hoegh,
Marguerite Welles, Florence Welles,
Marguerite Grey Edith Knight and
Charlotte Esmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey gave a
dinner of eight covers last evening for
Mrs. W. J. Bettingen Of Winnipeg, who
is the guest for ten days Of Mrs. Irving
w. Lawrence of Harriet avenue. Mrs
Bettingen removed to Winnipeg from
Minneapolis last summer, and her
! friends have planned a very gay time
| for her during her visit Monday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Kenyon will
| give a box party at the Metropolitan
| theater. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Law
renee will have a card party The as
sisting women will be Joined by the
men for dinner, and in the evening
J there will be amusing features. Other
affairs have been planned, but the
dates have not been definitely settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bestor will
give a dancing party Monday evening
| at their home on Oak Grove street in
| honor of Mrs. Bestor's brother, Will H.
Hale.
Mrs. George Odlum will give mu-
sicale Wednesday evening at her
home, 1924 Chestnut avenue Miss
Adele Maloney will be the guest of
| honor.
| Arnold c. Azemar Of the French de-
partment Of the university and Mrs.
Azemar have moved to 1923 Fourth
street Sc. where they will hold a Sc
| ries Of informal at homes the first and
| third Mondays of March, April and
May. ..-
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coot of 447 Fillmore
street NE will celebrate their twenty
fifth anniversary Saturday, Feb. 20.
| The members of - Minnesota lodge,
A. +. & A. M. and Minneapolis Chap
ter, NO. 8, o. E. s., will be among
the guests.
The senior class of the university
will celebrate Lincoln's birthday this
evening with an informal party in the
armory. The other classes have been
invited and the st. Anthony Hill Or
| chestra will play.
| Dovre Aid society will hold it's an
nual charity ball Tuesday evening in
the Phoenix clubrooms, Hennepin ave-
nue. and Seventh street. The affair
Is planned on a more pretentious scale
| than on former occasions and will be
the leading social event in Scandi-
navian circles this winter. A pro-
gram Of twenty dances has been ar
ranged and among them will be few
of the old-time favorites, such as
quadrilles and scottisches. as conces-
sion to the older set. During an in
will be served. The reception COM
mittee consists Of Mines. A. N. Was
muth, J. Johnson, Thomas Reed, L.
F. Foster and H. A. Pollak.
The annual dance and card party
for the benefit Of the charity fund Of
Minneapolis Chapter, No. 9, o. e. s..
will be given in Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, March 2. G.. M
Rawitzer, w. G. Leber and A. c.
Sutherland form the committee on ar.
rangements. y Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. A. G.. Oathout will entertain al
cards for the present and prospective
members Of Minneapolis Chapter, No
9, o. E. S., at her residence, 1920 AL.
drich avenue S.
MI. and Mrs. George Rose enter
tanned at dinner last evening at thei
home Oh Ninth avenue Sc, for DR.. ant
Mrs. Walter T. Joslin.
Rev. Irving P. Johnson officiated a
a quiet wedding yesterday in Geth
, semane church, when Miss Eva L
Shelton and Leon c. Warner wer
married. Only the immediate famil,
witnessed the service. The bride wor
her travelling gown of black corduro.
: velvet with a picture hat Of blue tull
and pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Warne
left on the evening train for the soutl
and they will be at home at the Kenil
. worth, 1T East Fifteenth street., af
ter March IS.
Flowers, ferns and palms adde