The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08


NUNS frightened the parlors, and in
the library. roses relieved the masses
Of foliage. The diningroom was in t
yellow, basket of chrysanthemums
centering the table and yellow tapers
showing brightly against the leafy tan
gle on the sideboard. A string or
chestra, stationed behind palms in the
Miss Mccullough wore pretty gown
of white. silk messaline and carried roses
and violets. Mrs. Mccullough was in
pale blue crepe de chine. Assisting
thru the rooms were Mines. H. M. Wes-
ton, G. Ellis Fisher, H. G. Fertig, James
R. Sloane, !. e. Burt. Ellis j. Westlake
and Henry Downs. The group Of girls
Wnsa in Wdsa tas aangzSSs%R SsR SdfNs Mssfs
Pansy King, Aimee Laramee and Ruby
Moffett of Minneapolis. and Misses Hal
Black, Germaine Downs, Margaret Nc
Laughlin and Sadie Mclaughlin of St.
Paul: Misses Downs, Westlake and
Black" attended college in Lexington.
Ky, where Miss Mccullough graduated
last May. The receiving hours were
from 3 to 6 0 clock, and during that
time about $50 guests called. -~..
Mrs. James E. Glass and her daugh.
ters, Miss Glass and Mrs. Harry G..
Spear, gave a large reception this aft
ernoon at the Glass residence on Park
avenue. Mrs. A. M. Miller Of Duluth,
who is spending the week with Mrs.
Glass, was, the guest Of honor and re-
celved with the hostesses. About thirty
the rooms and alternated in the dining
room and at the frappe, table. The
house was a bower Of foliage for south
ern smilax trailed it's glossy tendrils
| over the walls and the mantels were
| banked with palms and dropping ferns.
! Against this leafy background great
clusters Of the winter flowers, chrys.
anthemums and roses were resplendent.
! The drawing-room was, in white and
! pink blossoms were used in the dining
room. >Fhe ~frappe bowl was wreathed
| with grapes, ranging from pale green to
deep purple in tone The hours were
| from until 6 clock and a string or
chestra played as the guests came and
went. Over 400 invitations had been
sent out for the reception.
Mrs: Dayton e. Williams gave g a
prettily appointed card party this aft
ernoon at her home on Knox avenue.
Chrysanthemums and branches of Bit
tersweet berries, with palms, bright
ened the rooms. Six-hand euchre was
played land the score cards were pump
Klns. Mrs. Williams was assisted by
Mines: Fred M. Stowell, W. II. James
and George Hoaglin. omorrow after.
noon Mrs. Williams will entertain a
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. williams
will entertain the assisting women and
their husbands.
u :, II 49, - 4. ~. + ! ..$rE:..
( Mrs. g. A. Carlson entertained sew.
enty women n atSeards thisaafternoonssat
her home, 2200 SAldrich avenue s. Roses
and .chrysanthemums in red and white,
: made the rooms. beautiful, and the score
cards were little booklets in the same
colors. Mrs. Carlson> was assisted bv
Mrs .. f.. Carlson, Misses Margaret
Bessey, Bessie Cook and a groun of
Young girls, Misses Cora and Belle
Carlson, Bessie Tryon, Grace Cook and
Lulle Baukman. Six. hand euchre was
i played and after the games a dainty
luncheon was served in which the colo1
scheme, red, white and green, was car.
: Ihe Gamma Phi Beta visitors were
taken on a delightful trolley ride thru
, the twin cities this afternoon. There
were about eighty in the party, anG
two chartered cars carried the sorority
women Ito, Fort Smelling and Minnehaha
ride followed the business meeting II II
+ Andrew Presbyterian church. The de
liberations Of the convention are. OF
/ course, secret, as the society is secre
organization and it's transactions ar
Inot supposed to be of public interest
This evening the delegates will be ren
terta1ned at brilliant ball in the Yves
Last evening there was a reception
E. at the home.Lof Dean and Mrs. John F
DoWney on. Fourth .street,,SE, in homo
Of the visiting Gamma Phi Betas. Th,
drawing room was decked5 in the uni
versity colors, maroon and gold, carried
l out in chrysanthenlums, and thesreceiv
ing group stood before the silken, pen
nant Of the local chapter. Red rose
were in the hall and pink carnations
the sorority flower, were in the dinin,
room. Receiving with Mrs. Downe,
: were Miss Martha Gowing of Syracuse
N. "; Miss Frances Brown of Ann Al
Dor, Mich; Miss Rita Kimball of Mad
ison, Wis; Miss Charlotte Brant o
Evanston, Ill; Miss Emma Dimick Q
Baltimore, Md; Miys Lucy Moore O
! Denver, Col; Misses Georgia Campbell
and Harriet Young of Minneapolis. Mis-
Louis Wetzell of Tacoma, Wash; Mis-
Pauline Gurtzman Of San Francisco
Cal; The different alumni were repre-
milwaukee,, Wis; Mrs: Il. T. Dawson
New York; Miss Eunice Gray, Sa
Francisco; Miss Anna Putnam, Bostor
and Mrs. T." L. Berry, Chicago Mis-
Katherine Tawney had charge Of tn
dining room, where the assisting wome
were Mines. z. G.. Sherman, w ard Ber
ton, Carl Schlenker, E. w. Backus, WI
fliam Sudduth, H. +. Nachtrieb, Misse
Rewey Belle Ingels, Glare Tawney
Pearl Weston, Leila Albrecht, Milicen
Lee, Grace Hunter, Helen Lowell, Lo1
ena Kreider and Helena Weld. Their
were about one hundred and fit
guests. @.,
MIR. and Mrs Amory Francis Gal
ii who are receiving informally Friday
II in November, will not be at home til
4 | week on account Of the Chapman NEE
4 I ings. Mr. and Mrs. Gale will, howeve
receive the remaining Fridays in II
month.
&T Miss Marion Nc Cullough will ente
tain group Of twelve girls at luncheo
tomorrow at her home, S1174 Bryant az
hue S, In honor Of Miss Aimee LARAMIE
Isl 81 bride Of the month Ga 81 s.. -5ss s5t-5SSt
& The biggest theater party Of the se
son was given at the Orpheum la
# evening, when the Roosevelt club w,
u present 200 strong in honor Of Julie
Il Etinge of Boston, whose clever fem
81 nine impefsonations are feature
|ESS the week. Mr. sEltinge originated I'll
= part of Countess Sylvia in Bare
Humbu9. 3 which was first given by Il