The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10


rffant, Brown, Woodward, Sordeson,
mig Hilton, Dresser and Mrs.
/ }ebster, Messrs. White, Random, Gates,
-sYlasbv Brown and Crawford. About
Two hundred and fifty couples were
present from the student body Of the
school.
Alex Fourier will close his exhibit
ltion of paintings at.sO6 Nicollet avenue
"Wednesday evening. In spite of holt
lday preparations people have found
time to show considerable interest in
this splendid collection, the largest Mr..
lFournier has ever made Of his work.
Il "a number of the pictures will remain
lin Minneapolis and every day the list
sof purchasers grows larger. Mrs.
Cavour S. Langdon decided yesterday
ON two charming pictures, Evening
ION the Marsh and Grain Clouds''
for her new home on Pillsbury avenue.
From Minneapolis, Mr.. Fournier will
take his pictures to st. Paul, where
- they will be shown until after the
holidays in the rooms of the State
Art society in the new capital and from
there they will go to Chicago. Mr..
Fournier will 60 east about Dec. 20
to spend Christmas with his family at
East Aurora, N. Y. e.
It will be good news to hear that we
- are to have another exhibition of pic
lures and from the brush Of no less
an interesting artist than Herbert
Faulkner. Mr.. Faulkner is an Ameri-
can but he has spent SO much time in
Europe, especially in Venice, that he
is generally spoken Of as the Venetian
artist He is friend of Mr.. Fourier s
and was member Of the group Of
- artists and writers which included
Zangwill and other interesting men.
There are three or four Of Mr.. Faulk-
ner IS canvases owned By Minneapolis
people. T. B. Walker has one, I am
sure. Mr.. Faulkner viii exhibit his
pictures In Chicago about the same
time that Mr.. Fourier will be there
and the latter has been Instrumental in
persuading him to bring his Venetian
pictures to Minneapolis.
The Unique theater Will be center
Of social interest amtng the young
people Thursday evenin, when the Uni
versity Dramatic club will present it's
double bill, "The Cricket on the
- Hearth" and Chance Oldfeld.' The
theater will be decorated in the uni
versity -colors and thu! boxes will be
occupied by the fratenities and sorori-
ties. Among the Grek letter organ
izations that will haze boxes or blocks
of seats are Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha
Delta, Phi, Betz Eta Psi Alpha Phi,
Delta Gamma, B&a Theta Pi and
Kappa Sigma.
The East High School Alumni associ-
alton will give dancing party Thurs
day evening in Mrs. Mobiles hall, s15
Fourteenth avnue Sc. The affair is
called footbn party and it will be
In the nature5f a reunion Of the grad
yates for tn purpose of showing en-
commemorative the different athletic
branches ofGhe school. The undergrad
yates will 10 present as we'll as the
alumni.
The setor class Of Central high
scchool VII entertain the football play
ers of tp school at dancing party
Friday evening in Malcom's hall
Twentvfourth street and Fifth avenue
S. Artistic posters have been designed
by mnbers of the senior class for the
occassn and placed in the trophy case
at te school, and souvenir post card
invitations have been sent to the
alulni.
IaI Watson entertained box party
=. a the Orpheum theater last evening.
J P. Wells also had group of guests
: a box party at the Orpheum last eve
ing.
Mrs. E. W. Hillweg and E. Q. Hill
veg entertained the Pi Lambda class Of
the First Presbyterian church at d
"swap' party last evening at the home
- of the former, 1925 Park avenue. The
decorations were in the class colors,
blue and white. Each Of the fifty guests
brought parcel containing something
he was willing to "swap,' and he
exchanged it until he obtained some
thing he wanted to keep. There was
also musical program, Mr.. and Mrs.
, G. L. Keller sang, and light refresh
49, ments were served.
Miss Mabel Goode entertained her
sorority at dinner Friday evening. Miss
Laura Raymer, who leaves soon for the
west and was to have been guest Of
! honor, was unable to be present. The
rooms were decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and foliage, and COW
p ers were laid for eight. Az box party
at the Orpheum theater followed. The
girls will give the annual roller skat-
ing party next week.
j The largest theater party Of the week
was that Of fifty-one young people from
! st. Paul who attended the Orpheum in
! a body Friday night. The journey
- from and to st. Paul was made in a
chartered car, and after the perform
! ance at the Orpheum supper was served
! at Conry's. Arrangements for the par
! ty were made by J. W. Deifell, and
this is the fourth successful affair since
/ the clubs organization, ,altho the first
visit paid to a Minneapolis theater.
The young ladies of the club gave a
= Halloween party at White Bear Lake
! and the party at the Orpheum Friday
! was in the nature Of a return.
! IN honor Of Eleanor Falk, who is
! singing at the Orpheum this week, Mr..
and Mrs. B. T. Phillips, Mrs. Bigelow,
: L. F. Jackson and s. Thompson made
up box party at the Seventh street
: vaudeville theater Friday night. At
the conclusion of her appearance Miss
! 5Falk was the recipient Of flowers from
the members Of the narty