The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05
THE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF EARLY. NOVEMBER
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ALE invitations for the Hostesses'

RT~HE invitations for the Hostesses
ball will be sent out the last of
= the week and as each of the
hfty-two hostesses has the privilege OF
inviting twelve guests, over 600 inyl-
tations will be issued. The ball will be
quite the most brilliant event of the
winter, and will be given Friday even
Ing, Nov. "a, in the Auditorium. The
reception group will include Mines. E.
G. Gale, Louis K. Hull, A. Z. Linton
George II. Partridge, who will intro
duce her daughter, Miss Marion Part
ridge; Mrs. James S. Thurston, who
will present her sister, Miss Leila Win
ston' and Mrs. Alfred H. Bright, who
will introduce Miss Caroline Sewell.
Everybody is interested in the
charity bali. 1t has been an annual
feature for so many years that people
would not regard the season as com
plete without it. It will follow the
hostesses' ball, so it will not take place
until Monday evening, Nov II, and
will also be in the Auditorium. The
of popular dances and all society will
be present to enjoy them for the Home
for Children and Aged Women is
philanthropy that is near the heart Of
Minneapolis women. Mrs. George F:
Porter is president of the Junior board
and Mr. 5 o msmrs G. Boy yh Is sfi5saT
women as Mines. John Vanderlip. Ru-
fus R. Rand, Alfred S. Pillsbury,
Charles Bovey, Charles s. Jelly, How
ard Mel. Morton, F. B. Semple, II. Al
den Smith, Annette Day, J. o. P.
Wheelwright, Chauncey R. Lamb, w.
Z. Morrison, Charles Velie, George Pea
Ill D1I, II
man, Arthur Martin, Benjamin Wood
worth, Fl. @. Truesdale, John Crosby,
Misses M. l.. Foss, Emily Mcmillan and
Kate Moulton.
The Cotillion club will give its first
german Of this season Friday evening,
Dec. /. The second cotillion will prob
date has not yet been selected for the
third. The committee, Louis B. Newell,
f T. B. Mercer, David Tenny, Edgar H.
1 Pierson and Charles H. Heffelfnger,
had meeting last week and informally
discussed dates and leaders. The coti1-
lions will be given in Elks' hall, as they
were last year.
The Roosevelt club has chosen Thurs
day evening, Dec. 16 as the date for
the assembly, which the members will
give in their new club rooms on Hen
nepin avenue. The affair will be some
thing more than ball for a clever
vaudeville program is also being ar
ranged.
What gay week the Gamma Phi
Beta girls are going to have during
the national convention Of the sorority!
The delegates will begin to arrive Tues
day morning and seventy-fve Of them
will come from the different colleges
to attend this thirty-frst annual gath
ering. There will be an alumnae coun-
on Blaisdell avenue at l clock on
I Tuesday, and it will be followed at 3
o clock by an informal reception at the
home Of Mrs. Edward Backus on Oak
Grove street. In the evening there
will be more formal reception for the
I members Of the university faculty and
/ the sorority at the residence of Dean
and Mrs. Downey on F ourth street Sc.
| The business meeting Wednesday
morning will be in Andrew Presbyte-
| irian church, and in the afternoon there
| will be trolley ride. The young wo-
men will meet at the Commercial club
and take a ride around the lakes and to
"wednesday evening will be the bril-.
liant event Of the week and will be at
the West hotel. Thursday afternoon
the Pan-Hellenic association will give
a reception for the visiting young wo
men at the home of Mrs: Chester Sim
mons on Park avenue, and Friday even
ing there will be an elaborate banquet
! 5at the Minikahda club. The genera
committee, which made the arrange
Sments for the convention, includes Miss
Helen Hendrix, Miss Elinor Seldom anc
Mrs. J. F. Downey. Mrs. II. F. Mach
.trieb and Miss Rewy Belle Ingals are
looking after the entertainment of the
delegates.
i tanning features planned for the North
western hospital bazaar to be held il
the West Hotel, Friday and Saturda,
AFTERNOON and evening. Friday even
.ing part Of the Fort Smelling band will
give play and Saturday there will
lbe an interesting program Of music
Strong and Mrs Archie Wilcox will
I have charge of the light refreshments
which will be served in the ladies' OF
binary, and members of the auxiliary
Mrs. James Carleton Young, president
Mines. Charles velie, Cavour Langdor
Beuseeld Charles so Case, o Henry F1 Sid
W. D. Rea, Park Quirk, L. K. HUI
Richard Woodworth, Willis Walker
/ Gilbert Walker, James Ford Bell an
1 Misses Katherine Modisette, Margue1
4 lite Wells, Harrington, Eda Shull, Be-
tina Hudson, Katherine Moulton, RI
Ibecca Semple, Marguerite Grey and Flo
5ence Fowle will assist.
The concert which Mme. Emm
sEames will give tomorrow evening i
E the Auditorium will be as brilliant 81
cially as unsteady :, for any number O
i parties will be entertained H. J. PETIT
If gill, Mines. George H. Partridge, Georg
II w. Peavey and r. B. Langdon will Civ
# box parties. Nine. Eames and her huE
Il band. Julien Story, arrived in the cit
I yesterday morning and are spending
quiet day at the West hotel. Mn,
Eames Is a beautiful woman as well a
a wonderful artistic and Minneapolj
people are exceedingly anxious to hea
II and see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slocum have al
nounced the engagement of their daugl
4 ter, Edith Katherine, to Eugene Scoi
ID Benton. The wedding will take plac
d "Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Mrs. Sol Smith Russell has sent care
! to her Minneapolis friends announctn
q the marriage of her daughter, Lillia
Il Alice, to Samuel Richard Fuller, j.
which took place Wednesday in Ne
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller will be E
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