The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-18

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The opening Of the Auditorium will
really be the big social event Of March.
Coming, as it does, just before Ash
Wednesday, it marks the close of the
gay season and the boxes will all be
occupied by brilliant parties. Among
those who will entertain are George
Peavey, Frank T. Heffelfnger, w. H.
Dunwoody, C. A. Smith, Horace Lowry,
Wallace Campbell, George M. Gillette
and w. L. Harris.
The list of patronesses includes the
prominent women of the city, and
among them are:
p5 MRSs Aase e Ats* RtoS s H.
Charles c: goyey Hoyey G Clarke, Charles resaI n
Wiiiiam s. i Donadson. william Il. Dunwoody
George H. Daggett Charles B. Eustis. Frederick e9na
Gillette, Robert G. Gale. Frank T. Herellnger,
oas X Hull Willard ad charles
Harrington, Hamlin Hunt. I: B Janney. I David
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don a: 9: Lorins' I. 3. Eansdon' Charles ):
"F Mene Be asS1n r Nsson Eeas B.
Newell, Cyrus B: Northrop. Edward J. Phelps.
fssss an n o9eo s. hsa4ee
ssS S Marion ioSs Ssrss s%is6
Thay:r, Charles B. Velle, John r. yanderliP; n
Frank B. Wells, John Washburn. T. J. Winter
Chareg q D. wsHssn 1r Wende
Washburn, E. c. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Boardman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lucy Boutelle, to Hermann K.
the i asst of March and Mr.: Zuppinger
will take his bride to New York to re-
side.
Mrs. Charles A. Couch, Mrs. F. Sum-
ner Couch and Mrs. Frank A. Watson
have issued invitations for a reception
which will be given Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. 20, from 8 until o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Watson, 1916 Irving ave-
| nue. S.
: The he Betsy Ross chapter, Daughters
of the Revolution, will give dancing
party Tuesday evening in Mrs. Noble s
hall.
! The entertainment committee Of the
Minikahda club has decided to cele.
brate Washington s birthday in an in
formal manner, and winter sports will
be the attractive feature Wednesday.
There will be hockey game in the af-
ternoon, while skating and toboggan.
ing will be rival attractions to runs on
skis and snowshoes. A table d'hote
dinner will be served and in the eve.
ming there will be dancing. A sleigh
will meet the members at Lake street
and Hennepin avenue at $3.50 and at 6
0 clock.
There was hockey game on tn,
Mlnikahda club rink this afternoon ant
large number of the members wen
out to wa, watch the play or to take par
which there is accommodation at TIN
club. For this evening number O.
| dinner parties have been made up ant
after dinner there will be dancing.
Miss Emma V. Murphy will give
PATRIOTIC dinner Wednesday evening IL
honor of Washington s birthday, at he
Miss Katherine Wyman entertained
group Of young people very informall
at a dancing party last evening at he
home on Park avenue. The guests in
Guided number Of the school set, VIII
once, a month during the winter. N
Q: G: Wyman is out Of town, and Mis-
Ristine and Mrs. S. A. Bowman chal
eroned the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mcbride Of 3l1
Third avenue S were ,Ppd pleasantly SUI
neighbors who gathered to aid in celt
bra ting the twentieth anniversary q
read read by E. +. Leland Ella and there wa wa
music and Rotations: Later refresl
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs: MI
Bride We're presented with handsom
pieces Of handpainted china.
The university armory was decorate
with palms, flags and Japanese Lantern
last evening in honor Of the band il
formal. About $50 young people 81
l A smoker was given last evening b
the Chi Psi fraternity at the CHS P
I lodge, and about one hundred men wei
present. Music, stories and remini
cences of college life made the hou7
pass pleasantly.
, Miss Katherine Jewell Everts le
this morning for Iowa City, where 81
will visit her sister, Miss Mary Evert
| dean of the woman's department. (
] Iowa university. Miss Everts will gi,
/ readings of "My Lady's Ring'
1 Iowa City and in Cleveland, Ohio, {
l her way to New York and Boston.
1 Miss Everts gave charming reno
| ton of the pretty play yesterday a
| ternoon under the auspices of the Ka
| pa Kappa Gamma sorority in the You
| Women s Christian association assel
bly, hall. The large audience heard h
sympathetic Interpretation Of the nj
| characters with pleasure and show
| it's appreciation with enthusiastic a
plause.
- Mrs. Frank Stacy of University az
nue. gave luncheon Of ten covers "
terday. Red tulips formed the cent?
h, piece and blossom was at each COW
The place cards were hearts letter
d in gold.
tie
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. E.
born gave an informal coffee for M
p Adolph Peterson of Philadelphia. Mn
Van Pelt, Ida Dearborn, Mehen a
Miss Constance Osborn contributed
program of music and recitations.