The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
and tulips were used as decoration.
There were nifty guests.

4Mu Cullpo were used as QecOraC1On. 1
There were nifty guests.
Mrs. @. j. Jamison and Miss Evelyn |
Palmer entertained sixty guests at |
dancing party at the Clinton hotel last !
evening. An orchestra played pro-
gram Of seventeen dances and frappe |
was served during the evening by Miss
Riva Pike.
school had -s dancing 'I party IN Nal Nal
coins hall last evening. The class
colors with palms decorated the hall.
About eighty young people enjoyed the
program of eighteen dances.
The dancing class chaperoned by
Mines. w. P. Hallowell, w. s. Dwinnell
and William Passmore held its closing
party last evening in johnson hall.
About seventy young people were pres,
ent, as the members Of the class had
Noble presided over the program OF
The class chaperoned by Mines. 81. L.
/ Tucker, J. L. Record and G.. III. Hitch
cock also had it's closing party yester-
day. The dance cards were dainty
/ water color affairs and were distributed
from RAINBOW bags.
Mrs. Laura Cyphers entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Burton Smith Of Chicago and Mines
Putnam and Leamap of Mankato.
Spring flowers furnished the decora-
lions and covers were placed for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Barden celebrat-
ed the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage Thursday evening at their
home on Second avenue Sc. The house
was decorated with palms, smilax and
cut flowers. Mines. VIM. Watson, G..
assisting women and Miss Alice Barden
7 presided at the frappe bowl. Miss
Maud Reinolds and Miss Amy Bronx
assisted in the diningroom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barden were the recipients of a
: beautiful Haviland china dinner service
and numerous other china and cut glass
pieces.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nicholas, 240;
4 Portland avenue, entertained Thurs
! day evening at whist in honor Of MI
J. Wis. Among those present were Messrs
J. and Mines. A. Heller, Abels, Max Frank
e V. Heller, Charsel Moss and Mrs F. D
Rubel.
!. A preliminary meeting of the mem
= bers Of the class of 1898 will be hel
O in the' university library next Saturday
v All members of the class are requisite
to attend and bring suggestions fo
holding the proposed reunion at tn
o approaching commencement season.
1 70 Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Harris ente1
% tanned small group of friends las
Al evening, at their home in ,Kenwood, i
u honor of Mrs Harris sister, Mr.
- Brooks Of Boston. An informal mus
- cal program was a pleasant feature c
- the evening.
y. Mrs. G.. F. Blossom entertained las
Is evening at her home in Kenwood fc
IL Frank Munroe, the new leading man {
N the Lyceum theater. About fifty CUES
n had been invited to meet him and care
G. and music with storytelling by Munro
y, furnished the diversion. Carnatiol
V. and azaleas with ferns decked tt
he rooms. Mrs. Harold Goodnow assiste
er Mrs. Blossom.
Last evening at their home on PEI
re avenue N, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Pri
lis entertained in most delightful ma
ed ner, the girls of the Portland Aven
Id Neighborhood club and their frient
ss- The parlors and reception hall were dc
" grated with clusters of red and viii
IL carnations and ferns, while the dinir
,se room was in red and yellow. Mr.. a
oh Mrs. Price, assisted by Mrs. Byron II
Sc and the Misses Hill, received the thir
re guests. After musical program
ills "sugaring off, was enjoyed.