The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-15

invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Helen, to Ellery Charming |
Kibbee. which will take place Saturday |
afternoon, April 20, at their home on
Second avenue s.
There will be no hostesses' ball this
season. A meeting Of the women who
have charge of the arrangements was
held this week and notices have been
sent to the different hostesses that the
ball has been postponed until the reg
ber % a5se the be qven The Aud
torium It has been found impossible,
owing to the present arrangements, to
give the ball in the Auditorium, and
the alterations which would have to be
made are too expensive for the man
ayers to desire to arrange for them now.
! everything ready for next fall and that
| the hostesses ball will be the first So
cial gathering in the Auditorium.
Mrs. Victor Welch and Mrs. E. M.
Bruce entertained ninety children at all
Easter party in johnson hall this after
noon in honor of Miss Jeanette Welch
and Cooper Bruce. A program Of dances
was enjoyed by the young people un-
der the direction of Mrs. s. c., Noble,
and the favOrs were tiny chickens. The
coming Of Easter was also suggested in
the supperroom, where the flowers and
appointments were in pink and the ices
Mrs. Anton Knoblauch will entertain
thirty-fve young people at an Easter.
dancing party this evening at her home
on Sixteenth street n, in honor of her
daughter Edith: Easter lilies and VIC
let's Will furnish a pretty decoration,
and the favors will be suggestive Of
Easter. ;, ~; u a:.... !.
Monday. evening Mrs. .Knoblauch
will give a second Easter - party for
Frank and Alice Knoblauch, and about
sixty young people have been: invited.
80 Miss Florence Rose gave a luncheon
home, 1925 Dupont avenue s. Pink
roses furnished the centerpiece and
cluster Of arbutus was fastened to each
name card with pink ribbons.
Mrs. Elmer Fowler will entertain
Tuesday for her guests, Mrs. Lyell
B sntdn;r OF Denver, Col, and Miss
Wis. a. ~. :. -. ~~ y
Mrs. Harry L. jenkins of 176S Bryant
avenue s gave a prettily appointed re-
ception yesterday afternoon, at which
she, entertained 100 women Mrs
jenkins was assisted in receiving by
her mother, Mrs. E. M. Lowell of Chat
field, Mimi, and assisting thru the
rooms were, Mines. Walter Keith, s.
G. .Tooker, Charles Hale, Wells Bogart
and James Paige. Mr.. Nelson, a St..
| Paul violinist, played a delightful pro.
gram of numbers during the receiving
hours, which were from 3 until 6
clock. Tulips and Easter lilies were
effectively arranged in the drawing
rooms, and the diningroom was in vel
! The senior class of the East high
school gave a dancing party last even
ing in johnson hall. The class colors
were used in the decorations and the
stage was banked with palms and feyns
"A program of twenty dances was en-
1ooyed by about two hundred young peo-
pie. The affair was arranged by a
committee formed Of Misses Marguerite
Morgan, Faith Wheaton, Messrs, Adm
| Tyler, Harvey Warner and Cecil Nc
Kercher. - d .<,-71.5' :
Thursday evening Mrs. >Anson B.
jackson entertained at dinner at her
home on Third avenue s, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Squires of New
York, formerly of st. Paul, who are
spending some weeks at their old home.
Mrs. Philip Bellin of 1905 Seventh
street Sc, was pleasantly, surprised
Thursday afternoon by twenty friends.
Mr.and Mrs. Bellin have recently moved
into a new home and the affair was in
the nature Of a house warming. An
elaborate luncheon was served and the
guests decked the table with pink flow
ers and shaded lights. -
Mrs. .H.--V. Winchell, who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Stacy of University
avenue SE,will leave this evening for the
east to spend two or three weeks. She
will stop in Minneapolis again on her
Winchell formerly resided in Minneapo
lis and she was a prominent member of
the Thursday Musical. She has a host
of friends in the city and has been
much entertained at formal affairs
"wednesday afternoon Mrs. George Rose
of Ninth avenue Sc, entertained small
group Of Mrs. Winchell g old friends al
bounce euchre, a new game which bids
fair to be popular.
Miss Emma Altoff, bride of this
month, was honor guest at a parcel .anc
hosiery shower, which was givel
Wednesday evening at her home, on Du
pont avenue n. The affair was a com
: p]ete surprise to Miss gAltoff and wa
planned DY-"elSHte0n" Olr HcE lIloHuS
After luncheon. the gifts were examined
and cards and music were other di
versions. E
A. G. Ruggles, assistant entomologis
4 Of the experiment station. was married
in Brooklyn, n. Y, Jan. 8. Owing t.
the critical illness Of her mother, Mrs
( Ruggles was not able to come to Min
nesota with her husband, but expect
4 to join him very shortly.
Miss Eta Washburn gave dinner a
< her home, $40 Fifth street Sc. for Mis-
Marion Minton Of Wilmar, MINI. TIL
4 decorations were pink carnations. Afte
dinner the guests were entertained wit
music and games. rs
Z Mr.. and Mrs., David H. Derrick an
4 nounce the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Maude Bernice, to Angice GARFIELD
4 Furber Of Chicago. The wedding vii
\ take place in June.
ri PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
XII John McCulloch is in Florida. ,.5
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dykman are in tt