The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

for four OF the NORTHWESTERN university +
sorority girls who be in Minneapo-
lis until this evening.
Mr.. "a and dnN Mrs. s. Eder Moulfon n, entertained % ned
box parties at the Orpheum theater Sat.
urday evening.
The Apollo club concert tomorrow
evening in the First Baptist church
gathering, as the subscribers are people
prominent i'll society. This will be the
first time that Nine. Wellington has
been heard here, and there is consider
able interest reused in her coming. The
program will begin at S:l5 Clock.
One Of the most delightful Of the
many affairs of last week was the re-
ception which Alexis Fournier gave at
CLOVIS, where his splendid collection
of pictures is being shown. Several
hundred invitations had been sent out
and the gallery was thronged al! even
ing with people who reveled in the
paintings and in the discussions of their
rival merits. Mr.. Fournier was assisted
Moffett and Miss Gertrude Hale.
It is good news to announce that a
dozen or more of Mr.. Fournier's pic
lures will remain in Minneapolis. Mrs.
E.. L.. Carpenter has bought the beauti-
full "Autumn Afternoon" and R. J.
\: Mem is nov the = owner Of Even
have also purchased pictures and there
are number of other people who are
| unable to decide yet between the mer-
| it's of some of the canvasses.
| George Wharton James, the we'll
known lecturer and writer of western
life, was in, the city last week, guest
Of his cousin. - W: Clifford of Clifton
dena, CAL, but he is on a lecture trip
thru the country. He is an old friend
of Mr.. Fournier, both men are greatly
| interested in the Indians, and he spent
some time with him at the exhibition.
He will visit Mr.. Fournier at East Au-
rora, n. Y. next summer for a month.
Hugo Froelich, the Unknown artist,
the public schools, and by the way, he
was very much interested and very en-
thusiastic over the work that is being
done here. Wednesday evening Misses
Emma Roberts, Florence Wales and
Mrs. Mary Bookwalter invited a group
of the Minneapolis people who are in
roeeh IN at Sf1 the n Handeraf % s gu1d on
formal affair, and the different work
shops were open so the visitors had a
chance to see the clay classes at work,
and to visit the metal workroom, both
Of (which are under the direction of
Miss Florence. 3. Willetts. Mr.. Froe;
Itch gave an informal talk on art and
crafts, and Russian tea was served by
| Miss Annette Wales.
| Six of the young girls at Graham
hall gave a charming little musical
play, "The. Wings Of Mignonette, -
Friday afternoon. The small actresses,
Elizabeth Martin, Abigail Won Schlegell,
Marjorie Lyman and Helen Zanger,
were coached by Miss Bachelor. Piano
selections were given by Misses Laura
Farman, Julia Zanger and Ethel Tai
madge and Miss Kathryn Watkins sang.
| Of course the dancing classes will
celebrate Thanksgiving with holiday
parties. The boys and girls who have
their class in the ballroom Of the Don
; aldson residence on Groveland terrace
!, will have cotillion tomorrow afternoon.
The class that meets in the Roosevelt
clubrooms on Thursday will have its
party on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. McRoberts
) of Casselton, Neb., were in the city
) last week on theit wedding trip. Mrs
, McRoberts was formerly Miss Edith
) marriage took place Wednesday at the
: home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
g r. Murray. Mrs. McRoberts attended
g Stanley hall and she has visited ne heIt r.
< who will be interested in the announce
|. ment of her marriage. Mr.. and Mrs
0 McRoberts will be at home after Dec
t l at Casselton, N. d. .'i"
e Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Tuttle gave
, dinner at their home, 2746 Clinton ave
u nue.. Friday evening, in honor OF thel
r guest. Mrs. .Lucie Smith. The evenin
g Was spent at cards. Mrs. Smith leave
j for her home in Niagara, Tuesday.
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Ell
IS tertained at cards Friday evening a
y the chapter house. Light refreshment
le were served. .. - =. .,.T
el Mrs. J. Keenan, of 2406 sixteent
n. avenue s entertained. at progressiv
is cinch Wednesday evening. Prizes wei
ii Keenan, @ an and and MI MI. Eiea; Tierney. The room
;h were decorated with American Beaut
rs roses and ferns Dainty. refreshmen
y. were served. Vocal selections we!
given by Messrs. W.. Mcpherson,
al Hickey ana llerney, ana pldHO oe1e
20 tions were by A. Fleetham.
ct y" .....-..2
Sc The Misses sBolin and Houghton e
lg tertained number of friends Wedne
of day evening at the home of Mi
Houghton on First avenue S. Presel
were Misses Eleanor and Alma Clark
ed McKeene, Clement, Bolin, Hudson, A
on derson, Houghton, Lincoln, Nelso
e. Messrs. Clifford, Mcbride Houghto
ed Jim Struthers, Iverson, Packard, Fra1
ce Struthers, Field, Branch and Raymon
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le- PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
nix The Nabobs' third dancing party Of the 81