The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-06

Mr.. and MIS-. Frederick b. Wells gave
a dinner last evening at their Park
avenue home for. Sumner Mcknight. A
low mound of violets and ferns was in
the center Of the table, and at each
cover was cluster of violets tied with
lavender tulle. After dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Wells and their guests formed a
box party at the Metropolitan theater.
The guests included Misses Laura Har-
rington, Eda Shull, Helen Partridge,
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Crosby, Mr.. Nc
Knight, Angus Morrison and Richard
spending the holidays with Mr.. Nor
rison, and the young men will leave
Sunday evening to return to college.
The Epiphany party for the vestry
of Holy Trinity church was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gar
bett at their home ON Oak street Sc.
The guests numbered about twenty-five,
| and included Rev and Mrs. Stuart
Purrves and the wives Of the wardens
and vestrymen. Games and music were
the amusements, and partners for sup
pers were found thru cards decorated
with mistletoe and holly. J. T. Coan
4 found the ring in the Epiphany cake
! and will be host next year. &
i Mrs. G.. S. Watts will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at her home on
) Girard avenue s for her guest, Mrs,
afternoon Mrs. A. w Paris gave a
theater party for Mrs. Allen.
i The wedding Of Miss Annie Juliet
Marquis and Benjamin NJ. Lippman of
Eveleth, Mimi, has been set for Feb.
IA. Miss Marquis is one of the prom
Using. young pianists, a graduate of the
N northwestern Conservatory of Music
and a pupil of John Parsons Beach.
Mr.. Lippman has been in business on
the Mesaba range for five years, and
Mrs. Myrta Caliott of 1925 University
avenue Sc announces the engagement
of her daughter, Florence Anne, to
Harry L. Grefer of ST.. Paul. The mar
riage will take place next month.
Miss Pauline Kruger will resume hel
informal Saturday afternoon teas at he1
studio in the Syndicate block, and to-
from & until 6 O'Clock. ...aas. s,ssa.
Mrs. John Mac Claiche of 5000 Elmer
son avenue S, was hostess at winter
picnic yesterday, and the affair was ar
ranged as a surprise by the guests
OCucV1cVt hOIu UISdVeS, ArCnul
Norlen, Hoadley Axtell of Minnetonka
J. Rich, Misses Todd, Ruth Hobart
Ruth Lopez, Lucille EfsMcKusick ant
Wamboldt who presented her with b;
handsome china tray. Mrs. MacClatchi'
is famous cook, and in the morning
she taught her guests how to make
{ new devil s food and later chicken pi
! dinner was served. In the Afternoon
) there was music and then each CUES
painted plate with cobweb design, il
I which each artist placed her monogram
! and an appropriate subscription as
} souvenir.
: Mr.. and MRS IA saun ders of ST
) Paul found "a pretty Gay to announc
I the engagement Of the II daughter Mar
to Wheaton Kittredga the other day
They gave large din her and conspicI
Gus in the decorations was a flock Q
! pigeons floating airily from the chandt
I lier. AT the close of the dinner, Mr.
{ Saunders gave a signal and the dove
) flew to the table holding in their beak
I scrolls bearing the announcement Of tn
I engagement in quaint lettering.
q Mr.. and Mrs. F. Freeman of 22O
q Grand street NE, entertained at care
s Wednesday evening. The decoration
J were in red and green and after til
q games luncheon was served. Messr
vi Heggland and Freeman won favors.