The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
ST. PAUL

The Yale men will give concert in
the People s church Wednesday even
ing. They will go from Minneapolis to
the Town and Country club in Thomas
Yale boys will be entertained at a stag
luncheon. which is to be given by the
Yale alumni Of St. Paul, and the fathers
of the St. Paul boys who are now at
Yale. Only Yale men have been in
vited to this luncheon. >.
The clubs will be guests OF honor at
a tea to. be given by Mrs c. M. Griggs,
and also at dance to be given by Mr..
and. Mrs. Frank P. Shepard at the new
armory after the concert. The decora-
tons will consist of Christmas green's
and Yale flags.
A special car arrived from Spring
field Friday morning bringing home for
the holidays two score or more young
men from college. A large number OF
girls are also home from school and I'M
Til they return to the east they will be
Theodore Sehultze gave a dance last
evening. Tuesday Mrs. Franklin Floete
gives a dance for Miss Florence Snow
Floete. The same evening the Lambda
Sigma fraternity gives dance at Ra-
maley' s. Wednesday, is taken up with
and also Mrs. L. A. Robinson dance
at the Town and Country club for her
daughter, Miss Bessie G. Robinson. On
Thursday the younger boys give cotll-
lion led by Thayer Harrington at Rama
ley Friday evening Mrs. Stevens Il.
Russell will entertain for Miss Marcia
Russell, and on Monday, New Years
evening, Mrs. Horace Thompson, Mrs. l..
J.. G. Brooks and Mrs. Sherman Finch
give a dinner dance at Ramaley's Tor
the same set of boys and girls. The
date of the dinner dance which a num-
Der Of the young women are to give at
the Town and Country club has been
changed from Jan. to Jan. 8.
Mrs. J. P. Frye, Ashland avenue, will
give reception on New Years day to
introduce her daughter, Miss Adine
Frye. The hours are from until Z
o'clock.
Mrs. H. ]. Baldwin, Of the Angus,
will give dinner dance Tuesday even
ing at the Angus, in honor of her daugh-
ters, the Misses Baldwin, who are home
from Wellesley for the holidays.
Mrs. Thomas McDavitt, Grand ave-
nue., will give a coasting party at the
Country club Thursday afternoon, in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Sarah Nc
Davitt.
and Nathaniel P. Rogers Of st. Paul
will take place on New Years day at
the home of the bride, in Lexington,
Ky. Mr.. Rogers will bring his bride to
st. Paul to reside.
The marriage Of Miss CLARA Ward to
Frederick II. Stoltze will take place
Jan. "a at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
frank E. Ward on Portland avenue.
Miss Lucille Davis is to be Miss Ward s
bridesmaid and only attendant.
Mrs. Herbert Davis entertained at
supper Sunday evening for Miss Ward
and Mr.. Stoltze.
Mrs. E. L. Hersey, Summit avenue,
will gave breakfast New Years day.
Mrs. Frederick Edward Rice of Sum-
init avenue, has issued cards for a tea
from until o CLOCK to be given Thurs
day.
The second German club cotillion will
be given on Friday. Reece M. New
port, Jr., and Edward N. Saunders, Jr.,
are to lead =
Mrs. Wallace A. Retinhart, 565 Day
ton avenue, has issued invitations for a
dance to be given in honor of her
daughter, Miss Gale Reinhart, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Arthur W. Burch, Osceola ave
nue., viii give dinner Wednesday eve
ming, in honor Of Miss Brady.
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