The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-28
TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

stickney Of ST. Paul, Regan, Archibald
of Mortified, and Hefelfnger; Messrs.
John Gillian, Luther Harrington,
Charles Albert, Douglas Mckay naas chute +; a.
Thomas Jordan, Roy Pierson, w. Nc
Laughlin, Walter Hudson, 9. N: Case,
George Case, Ralph Bagley, r. Ben
nett, Charles Heffelfnger, r.. B. Mercer,
Ned Pierson, A. T.. Rand, Leonard Wells
and Willis Williams.
Colonel and Mrs. A. Allen, pioneers
Of Minnesota, who celebrated the hfty-
fourth anniversary of their marriage
ception and dance which the Women 8
Territorial Pioneer club gave at the
Merchants hotel, st. Paul, last evening
After an informal social hour, during
Colonel and Mrs. Allen and the officers
Of the club, Mrs. Eli Southworth Of
Shakopee, Mrs. G. H. Hazard of St.
Paul and Miss Carrie Stratton of Min
neapolis, there was dancing and light
were: Judge Thomas Wilson, formerly OF
Winona but now of st. Paul; A. L.
Larpenteur, the first merchant in St..
Paul; Captain John Taper, who had
charge of the first ferry at st. Anthony
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. O'Brien Of
Minneapolis; Judge D. 81. J. Baker, st.
Paul; l Lorenzo :, and I'd Mrs Mrs. Heyt,, Rose,
Clapp; Mrs: O. s. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Thompson, Mrs. H.. NJ. Martin
and daughter, Mrs. E. II. Zimmerman,
Edwin Clark, Mrs: -Boyden,, Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Fuller,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fuller, Mrs. Mead
and BARLEY Cooper Of Minneapolis.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority met in the
West hotel ordinary last evening for
their annual banquet. The day also
marked the thirty fifth anniversary of
the organization of the sorority, and
| toasts OF congratulation were responded
| to by the Misses Katherine Bailey,
| Katherine Boynton, Mary FELTON, and
| the Misses Adelaide and Eugenia Lam
| phere of st. Paul. Mrs. George w.
| Evans was toastmistress.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its annual
banquet in the Nieollet hotel last eve;
| alumni chapters were present. William
3, Judson, Louis G.. Cook, DR.. Charles
R. Hall, Albert O. Kelley, Warren F.
Blocker and Rev. Mr.. Madeira of St.
Paul were among the speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hughes of
Stevens avenue, had a card party last
evening for the men of the Kappa Sig
ma fraternity. Clusters of violets
diningroom basket Of the fragrant
blossoms was on the table with great
tulle bow on the handle. The score
cards were decorated with violets Sc
that the appointments all carried out
the thought of a violet card party. /
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Purple entertained
the new and retiring officers Of the
Whatsoever Bible class of Wesley
church last evening at a banquet in
the Dayton tearooms. The decora.
tions were in red and white roses, ferns
and red shaded tapers to carry out the
color scheme. A long stemmed carna
ton tied with tulle on which was the
The different officers made informal re.
sponses to the toasts. There were
thirty-fve guests. +
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Opsahl gave q
dinner Thursday evening in honor OF
.Axel skovgaard. The other guests
were Messrs. and Mines. G. A. Hoff
man, F. W. Cook, Miss Winter and F
H. Lloyd of St. Paul. &
Mrs. L. G. Moore gave luncheon q
twelve covers Monday in Donaldson &
I tearooms. Pink carnations and white
narcissus blossoms furnished a charm
ing table decoration.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Fl. Lucas
and DR.. Ralph S. Mitchell took place
Wednesday afternoon at the home o1
MINI. The service was. read by Rev
W. O. Wallace in the presence of Isl
guests.
Company F, First Infantry, M. N. G..
will give its annual ball in the Masoni,
Temple Wednesday evening, March l
: All military members will attend il
uniform and the hall will be decorated
with flags, bunting, guns and equip
ments, making very pretty and patri
otto display.
The Monday Card club will NEE
; next week with Mrs. Wesley Nell, 2O1
; Second avenue s.
Victor Rawitzer gave sleighin.
party last evening and the twenty -fv,
couples who were his guests met a
the home Of his brother, G. M. Rawit
yer, 2647 Girard avenue S, for a driv
to Richfeld, where a dutch suppe
, was served and informal dancing en-
joyed. DR.. Wanous acted as master O.
ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pickett of g.
, East Seventeenth street were given ;
| surprise Wednesday evening by mem
J bers Of the Lizzie M. Rice circle
Ladies' of the G.. A. R., and thei
friends, in honor of the thirty-fourt]
) anniversary Of their marriage. TIL
? evening was spent pleasantly witt
l games and music
now the anticipated Pan.He f
( ball, which will be given at the armor,
, Friday, Feb. 3. The plans which tn
association in. charge of the affair ar
, known to have made, seem to full,
Justify their assertion that the Pan
, Hellenic will be the finest formal func
ton ever given at the university.
,, Appelon' s orchestra will provide til
, music Of which there will be severa
fine concert numbers preceding tn
; regular program. There will be twenty
: one regular. dance numbers and the Gus
tomary nine supper extras Dorset
will serve an elaborate supper.
The :Pan-Heuenic souvenir program
are said to be the daintiest and pretti
est souvenirs Of The occasion imag1n