The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-23
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and Esther Heaton, ribbon bearers.
The bride wore white mou sseline de Sole,
and carried rosesy Rev. r "a. Wander
Las read the service III the spre ss.a1,
Of small group Of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heistermann will receive st 1922
Stevens avenue after April Is. They
went away last evening for a short trip.
Tuesday evening W. P. Hallowell
gave dancing party, at the Minikahda
club, which was gally decorated with
a late hour in the new diningroom.
The guests numbered seventy Of the
younger set.
About forty boys and girls attended
the annual children's party at the
Phoenix club yesterday afternoon.
Games and dancing were the amuse-
ments and supper was served. An auc-
was an amusing way Of distributing the
favors. Miss Ethel Malcolm directed
the games and dances.
Tomorrow evening the university SEN
iors will have their second informal in
the university armory. The st. Anthony
orchestra will play for dancing. The
committee in charge Of the affair in
cludes Tracy Fal IL 81. A. Puffer and
means an exclusive class affair and the
young people of the college are planning
to attend. '
Last evening at her home on Irving
avenue, Mrs. j. F.. Wilson entertained
the members and friends Of Wesley ED
worth league in most delightful man
ner. The rooms were decorated with
flags and bunting, in keeping with the
George and Martha WASHINGTON s..
ceived the guests in the, reception hail
and many distinguished people of colon
ial days were present. An interesting
feature Of the evenings program was
the "Courtship of Miles Standish,' giv-
en- in pantomime. Light refreshments
were served in the diningroom BY
ladies in costume. :
Mr.. and Mrs. =. f. Quayle and Mr..
Washington party last evening,
Oakland avenue. Flags ss,u and bun fIoa
were llavishly used, the lights we're
shaded in the patriotic colors and flow
ers added their beauty to the decora-
lions Progressive, cinch was played at
a az Barbara Hadley as George ana
Martha Washington aided in receiving
the guests: Mrs: William E. Ander-
son Of Window, MINI, sang, several
numbers. A light luncheon was served
day. 49,, .,s.s. 80
Mrs. William Higus gave a Washing
ton dinner last evening at her home on
Seventeenth avenue s.. The decorations
and favors were in appropriate colors
and emblematic of the day. The name
cards were adorned with tiny hatchets
and clusters Of cherries done in water
colors. The center piece represented
George Washington, his father and the
famous cherry tree. Covers were laid
for eleven. = s'.--
Mrs. j. w. Sullivan of the Loring.
1876 Hennepin avenue, gave birthday
son and daughter, Helen and Bolton.
1t was a Washington party, and the
decorations were in red, white and blue.
Miss Harris and Mrs James Lennon of
st. Paul assisted Mrs. Sullivan. There
were twenty guests.
sPERsoNALsAND SOCIAL.
W Fs Head rs registered at Hotel Aston,
NeW81 ork.3 ~ 81 34sss.329s Sslss5s
C.E. Taylor left last evening TO- look after
hal nasqner l Da'l MS evening in Richmond
war Nnessgs,s aivis,s q
Masonic Temple TEesday evening. q 3
Twin City lodge, No. a, Ladies, auxiliary to
MT,e edm; Easthasen ball sais
THE We Girls lined seventy young people
at dancing party n the Holmes hotel last
eyening. Misses Cara Dimand, Rose Glassberg,
| 1 a seohn, Lena Nun erman and Pearl Pearlson
formed the receptio1f group Flags and bunting
DECORATED. the rooms ss75s 81 I'm :
! Mrs. WI MilIiken Of 1901 Lyndale avenue
entertaa ned seyenty five members of Plymouth
Progressive einch was played and a e dainty ait
| luncheon was served. The decorations were II,
red white and blue. and little hatchets were
| used as score-cards II
Bette Berg, POPS Aldrich avenue n . guess
| Ing contest was. won by Miss Mile Stfnson
g and VERY Dy Ms Hs
I-724 Nineteenth avenue 8. !. = -
Min Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Westminster, D. D. Dayton; Wood
Tora e. Ray gnyder Union sasSFe
s nrs H f. s. aeinlBn. e Hd9m,n Higgins
| Duluth. st. Denis, G. A. Gray .
| At the smoke social of the Team Drivers,
Local, 2O6, in it's hall last night vocal selec.
lions We're given BY the president, Mr.. Morgan
fancy dancing by Charles Jackson, Frank Lynch
Lawrence McGoyern and stories by other mem
bers. Refreshments were served. Thomas Hack
EFT contributed to the program with his graph
| aphone. = -. t. !7.~f~
Miss Flora Tyczynski gave a party Tuesday
evening at her home on Plymouth avenue. Rec
The guests were Misses Ida CARRIER. sadie Hobby
Claire Miller, Ethel Clayton, Elaine Cameron
Jessie Smith, Messrs Fritz Maurer, Howard
Robinson. Albert Htckson, William Gubbins Free
Shepherd, Arthur Bazine, Harold Camp, ALDER
| Hersl!man and Henry Washburn.
MERRIAM PARK
Merriam Park Study class visited Mrs. Marth.
l Wells in Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
| Allan Ter Bush. Mrs. Ffthian and Mrs Well
gave papers on Hamlet a. m
Mrs. Haggerty Of Winnipeg is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs J.. P. Adamson. -,
Mrs. Magnusson entertained at luncheon Wed