The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

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A brilliant affair was given at the,
officers of the Twenty: eighth infantry
stationed at Fort Smelling and their
wives were honor guests at a reception
and ball given by the club. Palms and
ferns with southern smilax TRANSFORMED
the corridors into leafy arbors and
held clusters of white hyacinths:. The
reception room was also hung with the
smilax, and the fireplace was banked
with green, in which fiowers we're effect
lively caught. In the library, the book
cases were topped with ferns and bios
SONS. Frappe was served in the card
buffet banked with the flowers and TO-
liage, while each table had centerpiece
of roses and ferns wreathed with smilax;;
The guests were RECEIVED by Colonel
Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R. Sails
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Westlake, Mr.;
and Mrs. H. R. Yerxa, Professor and
Mrs. Conway Macmillan and MIR. and
Mrs. Wallace 6. Nye.
Only the club members and their
wives, and the people from the fort;
were present, but it made. a company OF
about 800. The reception hour was from
9 until 10 O'Clock, and dancing fol-
lowed.
The Twenty eighth infantry has been
months, but there have already been
many social courtesies extended be-
tween the fort and the city.
An interesting affair Of next week
will be the tea which the Thursday Mu-
steal will give Tuesday afternoon, from
Snt 9o1 bdmp is or stqMdS MISS jeans sas
Wakeman. Miss Wakeman, will leave
shortly to join her parents in Los An
geles, Cal., and make her home. She
| has been a prominent member OF the
musical, and the tea has been arranged
to enable the members to say farewell
there always is, at the musical gather
ings, some tea and much informal so
liability. Miss Wakeman s friends are
invited to the tea whether they are
members of the musical or not.
Mrs. Polite Hardwick Munns of Seat
tie, Wash, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jefferson Gray of Minneapolis
were married in San Francisco Dec. 81
at the home Of W. G. Adams: After
short wedding trip thru California, DR.
and Mrs. Gray will be at home at thei
residence, 626 Ninth street S, from
Feb. Is.
The wedd5ng Of Mis- is Nm E% and k Nth
W. D. Lynes, and Walter A. Bells, i
announced to take place Wednesda:
evening, Jan. 10, at the home Of tn
bride, 1547 Hillside avenue.
Mrs. G. s. Watts entertained at lunch
con today at her home on Girard avenu
s, for Mrs. M. e. L. Allen Of New York
Covers were placed for fifteen and tn
table decorations were in pink carna
lions and narcissus blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peavey are oc
cupying their new home on Park ave
nue., having moved in just before Christ
mas. Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Peavey gave ans=informal dinner q /. {,
twelve covers; Hoses ana lilies of TN
4 during dinner Miss Dellone furnishe
a program Of numbers on the harp. Nj
, and Mrs. Peavey are not planning t
90 away until February when the
will take trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ross gave d.
lightful dancing party last evening 8
their home, 1000 Kenwood Parkwa.
for Miss Barth Of Atkinson, Kan, VIII
: is the guest of Miss Newhart. Mis
Barth and Miss .Newhart were {
Q Wellesley college together and the 81:
: ty guests last evening included a grou
< Of the Wellesley girls. Pink rose
d and American Beauty roses furnishe
an attractive setting. The guests WEI
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Miss.
, Barth and Newhart, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Davidson of Darlington, N. D., an
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron X. Simmons, viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H.. Wurtzbat
., aided thru the rooms. After the pr
, gram was danced a supper was serve
d Mrs. Z. P. Allen and Mrs. H. Y
It Allen of St. Paul entertained at lu
cheon yesterday at the home Of tt
former, 2016 Harriet avenue, in hon
of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
w. Allen. Carnations and ferns ma,
the table beautiful and were also US.
, thru the rooms. After luncheon the
was a musical program and Mrs. w.
Cook recited. The nineteen guests i
I Guided the members of the Frid,
\ Thimble Bee, of which Mrs. Allen is
I member and they brought her sever
! handsome presents as souvenirs of t.
Y day.
The long list of holiday fraterni
! parties which have been given at t
Minikahda club closed last event
with dinner dance given by the Del
i Sigma Mu of the Central high scho
Covers were placed for sixty and t
/ puasts were seated at tables viii