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

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The older children's dancing class
had it's holiday party at the home of
Mrs. Edmund Walton this afternoon
) from 4 until o'clock and about
twenty-five enjoyed the informal pro-
gram Of dances which preceded the
cotillion. The Christmas greens and
holly made a beautiful decoration thru
/. / tQe rooms anu llle Tree WAS dS1OW Will
electric lights. The dance cards had
holly wreaths for establishment
| Each of the children brought Mrs
Walton a red rose as a favor and the
presentation was pretty feature OF
: the afternoon. In one figure the boys
{ came out of another room hiding their
| faces with decorated hoops and after
a march the girls chose their partners
: without seeing their faces In an
. other the boys wore red and the girls
( white Dutch caps and in still an
f other the girls carried enormous poin-
: setta blossoms and the boys red and
e white whips. Frappe was served dur
: ing the afternoon by Miss Alma Han
I son, Miss Margaret Toolker and George
and Edward Douglas of Cedar Rapids
!. The Zeta Beta Psi sorority. of the
:. Central High school are receiving
!. from until Z O'Clock at the home OF
T. Miss Gertrude McIvor on East TWen-
: ty-fourth street. The house is a bow.
!. er of greens and holly and the decora.
:. tons and appointments are all in the
: Christmas colors, red and green. AS.
l. sisting in the dining room are Misses
II Jessie McIvor, Grace Grygla. McClel
J. Ian, Hazel Brown and Hilliker. The
:. affair is given by the alumnae mem
l. bers for the girls of the active chapter
L. and about $50 cards were issued. Thi
+ evening there will be an informa
= dance; ~
7. Dr. and Mrs F. F. Casseday ant
Y. Miss Lillian Lawhead, received *infor
II mally this afternoon tSthe apartment
Il. of. DR.. and Mrs. Casseday i: in TIN
4. hung. with holly and azaleas an
l. I American Beauty roses added an eff
ck fective note to the decorations. Thi
e, evening guests will be received from
r. s until IL o'clock. 1885, 80.
". The Misses Myrtle and Florenc
W, Sanderson received from until
S. o'clock this afternoon at the home q
. Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Clark on Par
avenue. Holly and greens with. re
shaded lights made the rooms attrao
tive and in the dining-room ropes {
ground pine were festooned from tn
chandelier to the four corners Of ts
BILE which was lighted with-;~re
. tapers in candelabra. Mrs. 81.
Adams poured chocolate and was a:
sisted by Misses Mabel Sanderson an
4 Ethel Temple. Frappe was serve
from a green nook in the hall
Misses Esther Clark and Frances Sa1
derson. The guests numbered thirt.
five.
81 The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. SEQ
Coe on Fremont avenue was IL
scene of a pretty New Years recel
ton at which the young people of tt
Christian Endeavor. society of the FIR
mont Avenue Congregational; churt
were hosts. Holly and greens we
used in profusion and the lights we
= shaded in red. In the dining roo
red carnations and red .tapers4 fur
ished pretty decoration. The CUES
ii were received by Mr., and Mrs. CO
Miss Edna Baxter, president Of the s
~ ciety; Linn Meloney, vice presider
and Rev. and Mrs. G. "A. Hilton. Miss
Il Grace DeMel, Olive Bishop and We
Fuller were at the table in the dintl
room and the fifty-fve members
the society assisted thru the room
This evening the hours are from -
until 10 o'clock and Mrs. A. C.. Co
don, Misses Getchel and Effie Ba
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A group of young women, the mer
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NJ. E. church. received from un
5 O'clock at the home of Miss Lille
Trafton on First avenue S. The affs
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1e had been issued. Holly and gree
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rooms. The hostesses we
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Rider, the Misses McMurray, Da,
and Hutchinson.
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