The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-03

The Cotillion club gave it's second
party Of the season last evening in
rated with southern smilax and palms.
wreathed chandelier and arrow of laurel
trees screened the musicians. Mines.
H. Alden Smith, E. J. Carpenter, w. N.
Porteous and Miss Minnie Leslie pre-
sided at the favor tables, which were
hheaped with pretty trifes. Dr.. T. B.
cotillion and showed considerable
originality in the figures. i. During one
figure a moving calcium light was
used and the favors were monocles for
the men and feather boas for the girls. |
In another the girls gave the men holly
branches and the men reciprocated with
mistletoe boughs. Partners for one
men We're handicapped, with baskets |
fastened to their feet. An apple con-
test found partners for another figure
and roulette wheel served the same |
purpose. The cotillion closed with a
march in which the dancers carried the
banners of all nations. During the
supper hour A. M. shuey played selec-
tions on the pipe organ. The. guests.
numbered sixty couples and included a
group Of St. Paul young women, Misses
Wheaton, Ransom, Dean and Miss Archi-
bald of Faribault. g.
The Minnesota Commandery Of the
Loyal Legion Of Minnesota was enter
tanned at a reception yesterday by
George H., Daggett at his home on
Groveland Terrace. Flags were appro-
the decorations of the rooms and poin-
settia blossoms furnished flaming
touches of color here and there. Roses
and foliage decked the table in the din
ingroom. The guests numbered several
hundred and included group Of Off
GERS from Fort Smelling, Lieutenant
Colonel Pitcher, Captains Parker, Lutz,,
Gasser, Gilmore, Richardson, Parker,
Hunt, Williams, Henkes, Vredenburg,
Greer and Talbot; Major Prick, sur
geon; Lieutenant .Tefft, assistant sur
geon; Captain .Folwell, Eighteenth in
fantry; Major Allen, A. G. Lieutenant
Smith, A. G. Lieutenant Mortimer, A,
, G. Lieutenant Barnes, A. G. and Lieu
tenant Edwards, aide-de-camp to Gen
eral Carr. Archbishop Ireland was also
one Of the guests.
, Mr.. Daggett was aided in receiving
by Colonel 0. j. Sweet, Judge Ell Tor
rance, General L. D. Hubbard, Judge
= William Lochren, General l.. A. Grant,
, Major G. B. Heffelfnger, Colonel Will
liam 3. McCord and Lieutenant D. T..
Kingsbury.
A tary airs, Mrs. Maud Timer Jones sang
+ and Miss Gertrude Sans Souci furnished
a several piano numbers. 49,;
,. The holiday season will not really
: close until after Twelfthnight. Few
+ Minneapolis people observe the old fes:
= tival, but in several Of the, Episcopal
Twelfthnight gathering has = been OBJ:
8 served for many years. Mr.. and Mrs
q A. H.. Linton will be hosts for the yes
: tTy Of, St. Marx 3 tP5ocathedrai at ths
eatE rGps susan & aP Be-
r Gregg of Girard avenue s. As the holi
q day falls, on Friday this year the YES
o try Of Holy Trinity church has chosen
J. J. to celebrate q, on Thursday evening
s. entertain. According to custom a ring
l. will be placed in each Epiphany cake
, and the one who receives it will be host
h the following year.
d Mrs. Charles Fisher Hepburn gave
z her first at home today at her apart
L. ments in, the swinford The affair wa
l, very informal and Mrs. Hepburn wa
q assisted by only her mother, Mrs. H
IT Alden Smith. Mrs. Hepburn will be a
e home Tuesdays during January.
II Mrs. H.. W. Dezotell entertained a
l. Eleventh street. Covers were piacet
m for ten and pink and yellow roses furn
as ished a charming table decoration. AT
81 ter dinner cards and music were tn
I anlusements: The guests were Messrs
IN ford, Samuel .Gaspe and Miss Not;
Steele. .''> 100" ,>.....--
a. Miss Charlotte Alden entertained a
y, luncheon on Saturday. for Mrs. J. E
9ho Gn Eh0 in ea scah this sSf t1
!, basket Of .hyacinths and violets mad
I'd an attractive table decoration, and :,
8, cluster of the same blossoms tied will
lee tulle marked the place of the guest O
II honor. Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Ma Maybeiie Gle. CLARK s and Miss ve Ali e
>. Eastman at their home, 2002 Willov
L. avenue. The decorations were in re,
and green carried out with ferns, smi
lax, carnations and in1mortelles.
OF Mr.: and Mrs. P. Nelson zetterstron
9. Of 6s7 Nineteenth avenue 8, celebrate,
N. the fftieth anniversary Of their wed
y ding Sunday. Mr.: and Mrs. letter
strom weTs married ra,a in s SSsS an
"a 3 and one great grandchild, who aided i
49, celebrating the anniversary. The chi
uk dren who reside in the city are A. j
IT, Zetterstrom, F. G. Zetterstrom and Mrt
AZ A. Holm. 5000 e. - ....
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