The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-16
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.


Adelaide Patterson. After the service
in the church there will be q reception
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, to
which fifty guests will be hidden.
The first Of the series Of holiday fra
ternity parties was given last evening
by the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at the
Minikahda club. The rooms were gay
with college and chapter colors. PEN
nants of the chapter draped the walls,
and placed about on divans and chairs
were pillows in the colors Of the
fraternity flower, the sweet pea. The
gold were also in evidence. The pro.
grams were dainty affairs bearing
sketches of a girls head surrounded by
the fraternity flower in lavender and
pink. Supper was served at IL O'Clock
in the glass dining room where covers
were placed for sixty.
The senior class Of the Central high
school gave a dancing party in NAL
colin hall last evening in honor Of the
football players Of the school. Artistic
class adorned the walls, and suggestion
of athletics was given to the decorations
by numerous remnants in the school
colors. Among the $50 guests were a
number of the alumni. Frappe was
served during the evening from small
tables wreathed with holly and Christ
mas greens. +
A large reception was given in the
parlors Of the First Presbyterian church
last evening in honor Of the seventy
received into the church. Christmas
greens gave festive air to the rooms
Rev. A. B. Marshall welcomed the new,
corners in an address, and a program OF
music and readings was given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall were assisted in recelv
ing the 200 guests by the elders of the
church and their wives. Refreshments
| were served from small tables decorated
with holly and mistletoe, and assisting
| in serving were Mines. J.. w. Durrant
Charles Carothers, II. P. Gallaher anc
| r. M. Stoddard.
Miss Mayme Jones gave handker
chief shower last evening at her home
sol Washington avenue Sc, for Miss
Eta Mulvey, whose marriage to DR.
W. A. Gray Of st. Paul will take place
next week. The rooms were in gay
holiday attire, wreaths of holly ant
mistletoe giving them the required fes
tive air. In the dining room there was
a Christmas tree glittering with tinsel
upon which the gifts for the bride were
placed. Refreshments were served AM
guessing games and music provided
amusement.
Miss Laura jacob gave a musica
last evening at her home. A larg
number of her friends were present an(
! a delightful program was presented b.
the Misses Ednah Hall, Mabel Angus
tine, Constance Osborn, Irene Wood
Edna Matson, Laura jacob, KATHERINE
Gibbs, Mrs. Pettis and Thomas Nc
Cracker, Robert Cargill and DR.. Pepper
/ The Senior Christian Endeavor socie
ty of Westminster church had an en-
joyable gathering last evening in tn
A fountain banked with palms was al
ranged in the center of the room an
twenty mounted advertising picture
were displayed on the walls for guess
ing contest. Other clever games fu1
nished merriment for the evening.
musical program was given by th
Misses Pearl Bunce, Jennie Congdo1
Belle Warner, Messrs. Fred Warne
Paul Bunce and Ezra Wakeman. RI
freshments were served in the dinin
room by G. p. Murphy and Harry Wake
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Amy Fagundus had charge of arrange
ments. There were seventy guest
among them Rev. j. E. Bushnell an
Rev. Harry Finney.
Ray and Leslie Close entertained th
football team Of the North high scho,
at supper last evening at their hom
1905 plymouth avenue. Christmas bel
and ribbons with holly and flowers ca
ried out a holiday decoration of red an
white. After supper there was musi
and games were played.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Elmquist were th
guests of honor at surprise part
given by the members Of St. John
English Lutheran church, last evenin
at the home Of G. J. Johnson, 1928 Mint
avenue S. The occasion was also til
nineteenth wedding anniversary Of NJ
and Mrs. Johnson. DR.. F. E. Mood
presided over short program of a,
dresses. Professor j. s. Carlson an
Harry s. Swenson voiced congratul
tions. Musical numbers were given b
Miss Minnie Steinhaus, Mrs. A. Ande
son and Milan Larson. Miss Ethel Bro
berg contributed a recitation. At tt
conclusion Of the program DR.. Mood
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Elmquist wit
a purse Of 1925 on behalf of tho men
bers Of the congregation.