The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-30
ders led and one clever figure showed
an old-fashioned brick chimney hung
with stockings filed with favors, which
were distributed to the dancers by two
pickaninnies.

derS led ana one clever ngur0 showed |
an old fashioned brick chimney hung
were distributed to the dancers by two
pickaninnies.
A pretty dancing patty was given
last evening in johnson hall by a group
of high-school girls chaperoned by their
fathers and mothers. The hall was at
and d1feassd A Eta those
received the 100 guests were the Misses
Ethel Hamblin, Elinor buchanan, Mar
gaerite Guthrie, Marion and Emily Tup-
per, Ruth Ridges, Clara McCune, Dofo-
thy and Mabelle Hudson, Irene Parkell,
Katherine Stevens and Marion Slater.
The Optinimity gave dinner Thurs
day evening at the Nicollet hotel for
the honorary members. Covers were
placed for twenty. The club is COM
posed of group Of school and college
boys who live in Kenwood.
Mrs. S. Maddans entertained at
pont avenue N for Mrs. Martin Abra-
ham, the bride of Rev. Martin Abraham
of Mitchell, S. D. Mrs. Abraham swas
formerly Miss Adela Sherer of this city.
Covers were placed for twelve and the
guests included the members of Mrs.
Abraham's bridal party. American
Beauty roses formed the centerplece
and Christmas greens and holly were IN
the reception rooms and parlors. After
by Miss Sadie Maddans. Mrs. Mad
dams was assisted by Mrs. NJ. Priebe: A
number of affairs will be given for Mrs.
Abrahams during her stay in the city
| and on Friday afternoon Mrs. Priebe
will entertain for her at her home, 2727
! Girard avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Petit Of 943S
! Pleasant avenue entertained Thursday
in honor of the 73d birthday anniver-
sary of their father, John M. Julians Of
Dixon, ILL.,, who is spending the winter
a Dutch supper cards were played.
Prizes were won by Mines. E. Ehlers, H,
Minders, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Flatt, F. Da-
Wis and George A. Ramsey. Several
musical numbers were given. Mr.. Ju.
lians was the recipient of a number OF
handsome gifts.
The Misses Estelle and Nellie Purdy
of Central Terrace, st. Paul, enter;
tanned Thursday evening in honor. OF
Willis G. Dunn of New York, who is a
holiday guest Of Miss Katherine Mona
han Of Nicollet Island The sixteen
guests formed a box party at the Met
ropolitan theater, to witness the per
Torrance of Andrew Mack in "Tom
Moore.'
Mrs. Andrew Grove entertained at 9
linen shower Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Susanne Grove Of Mortified
MINI. The rooms were decorated with
hearts and bells, red being the prevail
ing color and carnations were used II
profusion. An interesting program
was given after which the bride was
showered with numerous gifts; Miss
Elida Boo and Miss Victoria Colby as
sisted the hostess in receiving thu
thirty guests.
A quiet wedding was solemnized il
st. Paul Wednesday evening, at thu
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel P. Halo
we'll, 729 West Central avenue, whel
their daughter, Glare Estelle ant
Charles Erwin Roe of Winona, wer,
married In the presence of the immedi
, ate families and about twenty -fv.
; other guests. Miss Lucy Hallowel]
sister Of the bride, was maid Of honor
and Edward G. Parker, was best man
The bride s gown was French lawn arr
her bouquet was white roses. TIL
maid Of honor was also in white an.
carried pink roses. The bridegroom.
father, Rev. A. D. Roe of Minneapolis
read the service, and Miss Dor
Schaettgen played the "Lohengrin
bridal chorus as the bridal party en-
tered the parlor. The rooms were deco
, rated with smilax and Christmas holly
After Feb. l, Mr.. and Mrs. Roe will b
at home i'm Winona.