The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Everyone speaks well Of his
heart, but no one dares to speak
we'll of his mind. LA Rochefou-
cauld.

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heart. but no one dares to speak IT
/ well of his mind LA Rochefou- sl
/ cauld. II
Kappa chapter Of Gamma Phi Beta
ball last evening IN the West hotel, in
honor of the delegates who are here to
attend the national conventions. The
corridors were banked with palms, and
the lights were shaded in pink and
| green. The sorority flower, the pink
carnations, was used in the reception
Where yapansff baskets da s. hfd ba ha
palms that banked the window and
great bows Of tulle were on the han,
dies. In the ordinary the silken pen
nant Of Kappa chapter waved above a
/ tangle OF palms and ferns. The sup
per room had a huge cluster of shaggy
of the table encircled with crystal
vases holding pink roses. The mantel
was banked with foliage and palms
were placed effectively in Ae corners.
The guests were received by Mines
| Edward H. Crooker, Carl Schlenker,
William II. Sudduth, John F: Downey,
Ward II. Benton, Henry +: .Naehtrieb's
Emma Diminck. Helen Hendrix, Flea
nor Seldom, and assisting were Misses
i Sara Preston, Katherine Tawney, Cora
Tawney, Lora GoodiHg, Lyla Root, Ha-
eel Lowell and Ruth Hall. Among the
guests from out Of Ionte town gn.. we're: were:
Brown, Eurctte Kimbal Louise Dursch, Mar, ar
jerie Dqrkee Maisie wilson Mary Reed . tHratta ter
rsy Men nnsba Anne
Genevieve Pendelton Carlctta Brant Laura Wli-
berton Alice Lyons, Florence Wallace s.1S,rs Sara
Russell. Jeanette Scott Lucy Mower, Hazel
=. " FullerI ~ riier F. /. Berry n,. Anna DimicK
" Among the Minneapolis Gamma Phi
Betas, who were present were: .,.
Misses Ethel Hall. Florence Mills9augh, AlGe
W Redheld, Florence snook, Georgia Campbell
Mildred Hunter. Mary Ives Marie Mereiana Iaiia
harriet Aoug Edna Emef ReGy acs Ses Kinrsey
Ellen I R. BROOKS, Helen Lowell Helen Riheldaffer.
earl Weston, Helen Weld Millcent Lees GIaGe Iie
5 ALBRIGHT, Marion Jones. Maud Hyser' Helen
I Griffith, NJ. Andrews, w crosbv Fred
BaeEus, Welsch, Edward Hail Richard Funek, mel;
5 bertson. Robert Keyes, Rinker, Stuart Thomp-
son, Bruce sanborn Ralph Tyler Dr. sigerfo,esss,
Lawton Charles Brooks Lewis LORD Gnila'
Adams, Lynn Farnham, Riddell Joseph Ihomp' IhSsa
I viii Greenley, Robert Thompson, George Tyler
Gk s9ok w. H. clapp Leslie c
penter, McCali, Head. Moses strathern, schaub
I William Clark, Campbell, Warren Nate Black
I W. J. Russell, Professor schlenker Dean Dow
I ney Professor Nachtrieb and DR.. Smith
q The Pan-Helenic association gave {
s. reception this afternoon at the, home
q of Mrs Chester Simmons, on Park ave
Il nue. in honor of the visiting Gamma
s Phi Betas. The association include
4 all of the Greek letter sorQr!tles at col
Z lege and the members received IN IN
) played as the guests came and went
}FFlowers and foliage made an ATTRACTIVE
81 setting and in the dining room pink car
5 nations, the Gamma Phi Beta hover
I we're used, The hours were from 3 un
I til O'Clock, and over 100 college WON
} en- were, present. .'@.
I The wedding Of Miss Katherine Ken 4
{ nedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
s aid Kennedy, and Alexander Jane
~ Keith of Eau Claire, Wis, took plac
II last evening at the home of the bride De;
. parents, 2504 Fourth avenue 5. I'm
4 decorations of the rooms were charn
4 ingly simple. White chrysantheelm,Iun a
were arranged in clusters here andst snlel h
and in the dining room bride roses Gel
tered the table. Only the members.
J the two families witnessed the servic
which was read by Rev. p: Bushne!
Just before the ceremony. Mrs. r.
: Moles, sister of the BRIDE, playt
1*ssI.ibesliedN 1*ssIb and the bridal chor,
E from 'Lohengrin' was given for Il
professional. The bride 8 gown was
4 white crepe de chine, sWlth.Ta yoke >,
point lace, an heirloom in the famil m!
T. roses, Miss Cornelia Kennedy was
sisters maid Of honor and was gown
in white silk null and carried red rose
Thomas B. Keith was the best ma
A wedding supper followed the serv1t
The out-of-town guests present at I
Wedding were Mrs. Agnes Keith, l
and Mrs. Richard Warner, and MI. a a
and Mrs. Keith will make an extensi
tour Of the south and will receive t
second and third w ednesdaYs In Jar
arv after. their return to. h Eau Clal
where Mr.. Keith is engaged insthe lu
ber5 business. g. = -zs
Mrs. A. O. Cornwell entertained ff
wo1neTl at cards this afternoon at
chrvsanthemums and foliage furnish
a charming setting in the parlors,
the dining room and hall We're IN
with carnations mingled with the gre
after the games dainty luncheon "
served. Mrs. Cornwall was assisted
Mines. C.. 4. Mumford, George He1sl1
IEAdam Pickering and Charles Ere
Mrs. H. r. Sanger and MISS Hank a.
served frappe, and Miss Myrtle ste
son aided in scoring, The prizes w
pretty pieces of cutglass.
Mrs. Dayton G.. Williams gave a $
ond card party this AFTERNOON at
'''''1 home on Knox avenue s. Mmess NJ +; 1
+ Il Jarvis, Henry knight and Walter =
ger were the assisting women. 40 g
City guests were enteftalned< ana
, hand euchre was played.
- Miss Marion Mccullough gave pl
tily appointed luncheon this afternt
at her home on Bryant avenue s.,
honor of Miss Aimee -Laramee, a. or
Of the month. Gold and green made
ed / effective scheme of decoration for
of Ii dining room. The table was cente
m IlsWith a basket of yellow chrysant
- NUNS and foliage, and yellow tai
Illuminated the room. Covers Were
for twelve.
est The Odin club will give q. so
ity | Wednesday evening in the club roc
Cards, billiards and dancing will be
features Of the evening" The for
Thanksgiving party Of the club viii
given Wednesday evening, Nov. ~,
It will be made the crown1ng event
the season.