The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-14
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The Mystic Shriners closed day Of
in the Masonic Temple ball room. The
affair was particularly for the women
of the Mystic Shrine, in whose honor
the merrymakings of yesterday were
held. The ball room presented bril-
liant appearance with hundreds of cleo
trio lights, streamers of the national
colors, and the royal emblems of the
order cleaning in prlsmatac colors
above the stage. The beautiful gowns
of the women ard their flashing jewels,
together with the red fezzes Of the no
bles, added to the picture. Vaudeville
features were introduced between dances
and included fencing, buck and wing
dancing, clever monologs and exhibit
lions BY Japanese jugglers, as a sur
prise arranged by the committee on en-
tertainment. Frappe and punch were
served in bowers of palms in the cor
ners of the ball room, and buffet lunch
was prepared in the supper room, which
was lighted by tapers and electric lights
in Venetian shades. The committee in
charge consisted ed Of the following: ~, ".
L. L. Paulle, David w. Knowlton, R. G..
Mcpherson, G. Dayton Adams. F. w.
Hess, Henry Hahn, c., E. OVenshire,
Frank J. Meyst, G. D. LeBarr, A. Il. Ha-
Ear, B. G.. Boneau, H. I. Cohen, D. A.
Clark, H. F. Fankhauser, G. M. Rawit-
Ter and F. G. Berry, chairman. s.
Among prominent Shriners who were
present with their wives were Otto R.
Fehlhabe, illustrious potentate; john S.
assistant Rabban,, James F. Ellis, p. J.
". = sS.i B9e S1age 'n r. NJ Myerz, Bavid
Black, Samuel Wilson, W. A. Elliott,
D. A. Clark, David NJ. Knowlton, john
Dodge, Clayton C. Cooley, Aldred W.
Paris, Conway Mcmillan, Philip Brooks,
A. H. Policy B: G. Bonneau, H. F.
Fankhauser, C. NJ. Rawitzer, A., G..
Willis, Thomas Voegei, W. H: Cobban,
7; critehett, I: A. Matthews, g; /, G.. E.
Morris, G. D. Eygabroad, Will Hayes
Laird, J. E. Elliot, O. K. Richardson,
E. W. Kittredge, John A. Schlener. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gerness will
give the bridal dinner Monday evening
at their home on Main street NE for
Miss Rose Muller and Philip Kohle,
whose wedding will take place Wednes-
Last evening Joseph Mathey gave a
Dutch supper for Mr.. Kohle and the
men Of the bridal party at his home
on Second street NE. Japanese Ian
terms and autumn foliage frightened
the rooms and the supper table was
gay with SALIVA. During the evening
Mr.. Kohle was given a shower of hab:
erdashery by the twenty-three guests.
Delta Epsilon fraternity gave an in
formal reception and dancing party last
evening at the chapter house on Wash
ington avenue SE.. About twenty FIVE
couples enjoyed the program Of popular
dances played by a string, orchestra.
F'rappe was served during the evening.
Several Minneapolis people went to
Bloomington, Mimi, Tuesday to attend
the affair given by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Oxborough to celebrate the fifth ami
versary of their marriage. Autumn
foliage and flowers made an attractive
setting. There were 100 guests, and
music and dancing were the amuse-
ments. - 80. .. -.
Miss Ella Fitch, who is spending the
week. in the city, was the guest of Honor
at a Dutch supper Monday evening,
which was given by Mrs j. A. Nc.
Laughlin of West Fourteenth street,
Autumn leaves and carnations decked
the rooms and covers were placed for
| fifteen. Miss Fitch is former Mime.
apolls young woman and she is mem
Der Of ."The Tenderfoot' company this
| season.
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