The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
"a woman without a laugh in
her is the greatest bore in nature.
-Thackeray.
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and the lights were eshaded IN PINK.
Poinsettia blossoms and carnations
and baskets of yellow chrysanthemums
were in the dining room. Six-hand eu-
chre was played, and after the games a
dainty luncheon was served: Mrs. Win
throp's tiny daughter, little Geraldine
Winthrop, received with her mother
and made a charming wee hostess. The
assisting women were Mines: w. =.
Ford, E. B. Clements and Miss Egan
of st. Paul. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs.
Levering and Mrs. Lawrence will en-
tertain second group of women at
cards. n-E .s- -.
Mrs Franklin NJ. Crosby gave a pret-
tily appointed luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Park avenue for Miss
Nora Wells, bride Of the week. Gov
ers were placed for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Hobart an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ethel Alice, to Granville A. Tyler.
The wedding will take place on Christ
mas day. - .E..
The engagement Of Miss Maud Moody
and Frank Gibbons was announced Sat
urday evening at an informal affair
given by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. deCou at
their home on Twelfth street N. The
announcement was made to the thirty
guests by the distribution of cards, two
red hearts tied with ribbon and bearing
OF briae fae e1SaRe ws
Red and white carnations and ferns
frightened the rooms. The marriage OF
Miss Moody and Mr.. Gibbons will take
place early in January.
The charity ball this evening will be
given at the Auditorium and will be
one Of the large and brilliant affairs OF
the winter. The Auditorium is such an
ideal place for big ball that there
will be an unusually large attendance
The Fort Smelling band will play and
\ a group of well-known men will hav,
charge of the floor.
The Phoenix club will give an infor-
NAL dancing party tomorrow evening
in the Auditorium annex. G. F. Berg,
]. Moss, s. j. Levy and G. N. Aschiem
rangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G.. Potter enter
tanned informally at cards Saturday
! evening at their home on Colfax avenue
s. It was rather a neighborhood affair
thirty guests. Southern smilax and red
roses made an attractive decoration
thru the rooms.
Miss Ora Ellis gave red and white
luncheon Saturday at her home, 2035
Meta Jane Art, whose marriage to Hoy
Howard .Maxield has been announced
for Dec. 6. There, were twelve guests
and the table had handsome setting
Of red roses, and white blossoms were
9nvthe on the msntel art and serving table The
the name-cards were in pen and ink
designs showing little cupid on each
There are quite number of affairs to
be given for Miss ART during the next
tGg dfys %isS Mis- Mir
will entertain; Mrs. Maxfeld, the bride
groom 3 mother, will give the bridal
dinner Tuesday evening, Dec 5, at hel
home on Aldrich avenue S. Following
the ceremony at st. Andrew Episcopa,
church, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Els will
give large reception at their home.
- Ora ELS, as maid Of honor, and Murray
Davenport will be the best man. Th'
. four bridesmaids will be Misses Berry
Blair, Nellie Wingate, Mamie Keide
and Helen Williams Of Marshall, MINI
Alexander Barnes, b Burt Baker, Harri
ers: Mr.. Maxfeid and his bride vii
reside at the Maxfeld home on Aldric
avenue s this winter Miss William
will arrive from Marshall next Sunday
Mrs. J.. McNulty gave the brids
dinner last evening at her home, So
Second street Me-. for Miss Margare
Garvey and Edward F. Furey, who's
: wedding will take place Thanksgivin
Day. The guests were the members Q
the bridal party. II ~.
Miss Helen Adair entertaine
Wednesday evening at her home o
Park avenue. Roses decked the +,
ception-hall, where frappe was serve
&c. by Misses Elsie Williams and Grac
= Thorne. The drawing-room was brigl
ans, with yellow and white chrysanth
NUNS and the dining-room was in pin
can, and green, with basket of pink ros
, 40 men tiny silver pipes: Assisting
the diningroom were Misses Ruth Fo,
ans, ler, Ida Smith, Amy Hudson and Ma
jorie Pierce. musical program W
. given by Russell Chapman, Misses Co
l11ss' Purple, and later there was dancin
-. Others present were Misses Franc
lion and Geneva Simons, Louise Piere
" li' Florence Samuels, Sella Albrecl
gal, Agnes Taylor, Alice Lott, Alma Safe
: 7' -" ell, Della Magraw, Beatrice Drew
ex- New York, Ethel Cheever Of Cinci
per natl, Messrs. Arthur Green, Herbs
Oud SCdA1Cy Icy " oAOO ~
G. son, Alan Butterworth, Eugene
&c. brecht, Jesse Norris, William Leite
Rive, Ernest Bulls, Harry Lott, Raymo
Chapman, Harold Savage, Carr
'ohe- Speers, Arthur Stewart, George Utt'
Dan Gould, Robert Smith and Lawren
e of Brice Of Denver, Col.
The college girls and boys had tn
parties in honor of some of their frien
o!nng from Northwestern university Saturd
Gay. afternoon and eveIing. After the fo
pee ball game there were dinners and 81
bird +ha na,on1e y, Of ~ tha chan
nlck- houses or at the homes of some soror
or fraternity members The Delta I
-, silOnS had delightful dancing party
.272c the chapter house. About thi
couples were present and the progr
lsage was interspersed with selections in
comic opera strain by some of
- talented members. Purple, the Nor
-- western color, and the maroon and e
were used in the decorations and W
shown in the banners and penna
along the walls. Mines Woodco
Frank Leavitt and John Taylor W
the chaperones.
At the Beta Theta Pi house, VIII
six of the men from Northwestern. |
versity were visitors, an informal da
e. was given in the evening- Colors of
III two iInivarSitiaS hlended aDrettilv in