The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-31

The annual charity ball of the
Deutscher Frauen club will attract a
large group of guests to the Masonic
Temple this evening. The grand march
will open the ball at 9 O'Clock and will
he led by Mr.. and Mrs. G, Q: Lampe.
The reception committee will include
Mines. Lampe, H. Goosman, =: Gutsch,
A. Gebhardt, H. Huxman, E. Rhomberg.
G. c., Schulz. J. W. Dreger, +; Koch, ):
and Geesman. Mr.. Lampe is chairman
of the floor committee and the other
members are A. Gebhardt, F. McClaln,
E. Rhomberg, G.. F. Witt, H. Glertsen,
L. Sievers, j. Twink and Arthur Alther.
The committee on arrangements IS
formed Of Mines. Louis Chuck, Frank
McClain, Edmund Sich, Titus Mareck
and Louis Sievers, with Mrs. G. F. Witt,
chairman. ..... .--..,..
Mrs. M. J. Scanlon will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon at her home
on Groveland avenue.
Mrs Charles Fisher Hepburn gave
her last post-nuptial reception. this
afternoon at her apartments in the
Swinford. The arrangements were de-
lightfully simple. Mrs. E. (. Barber
assisted in receiving and Misses Eoa
Shull and Florence Wells alternated in
pouring tea at the table in the dining
room where red flowers and tapers made
en- attractive decoration.
Miss Regina McAvoy Of New York
was the honor guest this afternoon at a
card party given by Mrs. Edward Bene-
dict at her home on Stevens avenue.
There were twenty-four guests. MIS-.
Benedict was aided in entertaining
Thorn by Mines Guy Nelson and Ward
Ford. Miss McAvoy, who has been
visiting Mrs Benedict, will return home
this week.
Mrs. Axel Anderson gave a linen
Thirteenth avenue s for Miss Cecilia
Nelson, the deaconess Of AuguAtana
church, whose engagement to Rev. s. E.
Hedburg was announced last week:
Over forty invitations had been issued
and as the guests brought their gifts
they were heaped on table for the
bride. Mrs Anderson was assisted 1, b ~
Cederburg. An elaborate luncheon was
served.
While Miss Katherine Everts. is IN
the city she will give reading Of "My
Lady's Ring for the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority in the Y. W; c. a.
building Friday afternoon, Feb. II.
Miss Everts is a member of the sororl-
ty, and at the close of the reading there
will be reception. The Misses Nellie
Merrill, Grace Trask, Gertrude Hale,
Mrs. Theodore Knappen and Miss Cleo
Wheeler of st. Paul are making ar
rangements for the reading: Miss Ev-
erts will be the guest OF her brother
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Minneapolis.
An informal dance, the thir d Of a
series, will be given in the university
armory Friday evening, Feb. IL, by the
University band.
The younger set had a jolly skating
party last, evening at the Minikahda
| club. Hockey was played and the eve
ming closed with a cotillion on the ice.
The rink was lighted with torches and
huge bonfire cast red CLEANS over the
gay throng. Supper was served in the
wide porch which has been inclosed in
| glass, making an ideal winter dining
| room.
Saturday evening there will be din
ner dance at the club for members.
Mrs. H. G. Truesdale and Mrs. Nor.
ris Hallowell gave a delightful musical
in the Craftshouse Sunday evening
About thirty-fve guests were enter.
tanned and the program was given by
Mrs. W. N. Porteous, Miss Gertrude
Dobbyns, E. j. Moles and Jesse Shu
mann. 49,,
Miss Mabelle Brin, whose wedding
will take place in the early spring, was
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was given Sunday afternoon by the
Misses Rovina and Lydia Burton of
Chicago avenue. The rooms were hume
with red and white hearts. Little
Mossette Burton and Ruth Harris
brought the gifts to the bride in a
fower-decked cart. Music and games