The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

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ming, when it was decorated for the
an-Hellenic ball. A new plan OF dec
grafton had been devised and It's sue
cess was evident in the many excla-
nations of admiration from the dancers
and from the throng in the gallery.
Clouds Of tieecy white bunting were
caught in the center Of the rafters and
they were held in place with colored
lights. From the balcony huge Jap
anese lanterns alternated with hang
ing baskets filed with dropping ferns.
The walls were covered with rich orr
entail rugs and tapestries, with here
| and there an engraving or picture.
In the center of the ballroom, where
| formerly the music Of fountain tin
killed., was a raised dais framed in mir
the trailing vines and palms: Above
the tangle Of green was beautiful
statue Of Minerva artistically illumi-
mated by clever arrangement OF lights.
| On the stage were statues OF Linz
! coin, Washington and Paul Revere,
draped in flags and most effective
against background Of palms. Under
each corner OF the balcony attractive
resting places had been arranged with
rugs and draperies. Beautiful pictures
were on the walls and statuary cleaned
thru wells of green foliage. Brass jars
| filed with ferns and palms were on the
tables and tabourets and the light from
quaint Japanese lanterns fell softly on
the pretty retreats. The north wing
was arranged in the fashion of an Eng
lish drawing room, with chairs and di-
vans, The tables and cabinets held
urns filed with plants and flowers and
the light enriched the beautiful colors
Of the rare oriental rugs mad hangings.
The south wing was used for the
supper wing, and each small table held
candelabrum filed with white and
green tapers. The walls were hung
with red and white bunting and palms
were skilfully arranged against the soft
draperies.
The guests numbered about 400 and
the people in the galleries .gazed with
delight on the everchanging picture
below. The gowns worn by the girls
were quantity charming, with their full
skirts and low bodices of Powered chit
fons and muslins. Many of them car
ried flowers in the fashion Of years
ago and dainty flower wreaths were
worn in the fluffy coiffures.
The patronesses present were Mines.
W. s. Pattee, Frank L. McVey, S. s..
Brown, II. L. Williams, Carl Schlenker,
G. B. Frankforter, J. j. Flather, George
H. Morgan, F. S. Jones and F. &. Wes-
brook. Others present were:
Misses R aS B
Norris. Genevieve Jackson. Mabel Fleming,
Es n eFaf sn sE{s Hsn
gen eTssa sfS
Bay, Mary Harrington, Harriet Lsnnox. Hal
Lillian Mcmillan, Alice stratten, Ruth Haynes
Ma sSgs Bogart Bsss Hsaley, Agnes Haynes Mary
FoSizs St l Pau; EicTsses Ml75s2sash, Rsss
Barnes, Gertrude Mclvor,, Margaret Morgan
aperie Hovsjoy Gsstruas Wales Frances
Mary Amelia III ace Beam
LHsi|s paw Of St. Peni Esis T11sston Az
Holiness i Torepes seSuy sSssh hsf
Afs:FS 9Gs M@ss c ton!
Messrs: Joe Murphy, Arthur 2: Smith, +; F
Dun1 Charles s MYey Irving anGsG Pau
Se9uten, Murray Davenport, Henry Dugan. Archi
Aean, Earl Wyman, Ross Blackwell, Fred Hunt
e esra Harry Wsy+o Tanner G. B. Morgan John May
Gem coleburn, George Weisel, Roila Ware. Pas
cal Ware, George Walker Philip Hasbrooke
Ws SaT
e. saffei, N. strathern Allison, Willliam Glarl
w. w.. $. Pattsse, Carl schlsnker p B: Franz
Brush, j. s. Won Williams, Ralph ! Wheeler rsfi
| Colburn J. D; Kohel, Paul hammers, p. :;
| Harry Mitchell, Ray okes, Frank Reed, Georg
| Carey, Fred Elsten, George A. Mather, stual
Thompson, O. P. Hasbrooke Cyrus Brow
| Charles LANCE, Horace Reed, Edward Thornto,
Danna Easton. Wilson McGtll, Nathan Blacl
burn, Bradley Gibson, Paul HUFFMAN, Harr
Erwin, Clarence Tanner, Fred Putnam, Louis Co
i Inns, Earl Jackson Harry Aldrich Randolr
L McRae, Hanke Dugan, Stewart Thompson Ke
meth Taylor. Charles LANCE Charles Gilma
| Childs.
| The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gi
more and Frank Barrows Cudwort
will take place Wednesday evenin.
Feb. %, at the home of the bride O
- Laurel avenue, and will be very quietl
solemnized.
4 A group of the matrons and girls
! the younger set will give dinner Mo
d day evening, at the Minikahda club,
honor of Miss Beatrice Ireys, followi1
the pleasant custom they inaugural
for Miss Louise Heffelfinger, when 81
\ was married to James F. Bell.
The dinner dance this evening, at II
Minikahda club will be very jolly a
I fair and over seventyfve members ha,
1 already signifed their intention of g
4 ing out for dinner, while as many mo
will join them later. Several sleighi1
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