The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
s'In the elevated order of ideas,
the life of man is glory; the life of
woman is love. '-Balzac. s..l.

fa1fS next week Tor the society OF Elno
Arts has planned a series OF receptions,
everybody. Tomorrow afternoon the
directors will open the series with a
reception to the general public. The
officers will receive and the women
who are on the board of directors will
alternate in presiding at the refresh
ment table and in assisting thru the
rooms.
Monday evening the Teachers club
will give reception for Edward How
ard Griggs after Mr.. Griggs' lecture.
The affair will be from $3.50 to IL
'clock and will fill in the time between
the lecture and the charity ball. The
! Pan Hellenic association of the univer-
! sity will also have days next week.
A small admission fee will be charged
ers' club, which is entirely under the
management. of the club. The school
children and the high-school students
will also have afternoons set apart for
| their special benefit.
These receptions were such an attrac-
tive feature Of the exhibition last year
that the directors decided to follow the
plan the closing week.
The Minnesota chapter Of Sigma NJ
will entertain. informally tomorrow
night for the visiting members Of the
Northwestern chapter.
Delta Upsilon will entertain for the
members Of the university football
team tomorrow night. The men Will
western game and Delta Upsilon will
have the members of the team as it's
guests at a dancing party. Northwest
ern members Of the Delta Upsilon fra
ternity will also be the guests of the
local Greeks.
Beta Theta Pi will entertain informal
ly tomorrow night at the chapter house.
! Ten Northwestern members Of the
Alpha Phi sorority are the guests OF
the local chapter for the Northwestern
game. The visitors arrived this morn
ing and will be entertained over Sun
day. There will be an informal dancing
party for the visitors tomorrow night.
: Mrs. A. F. Gale received informally
this afternoon at her home on Third
avenue S. Mrs. Gale has been at home
Friday thru November, and this was
her last post-nuptial reception. Pink
and white carnations frightened the
parlors and the dining room had yel-
low and white chrysanthemums and yell
low tapers on the table. Mrs. Gale was
assisted by Mines Cecil B. Chapman
E. A. Thayer, J. T. Barnum, W. II,
Moss, the Misses Martha Hussey, Mi
nerva Turnbull, Gail and Abbie Mer'
roll and Florence Smith. This evening
Mr.. Gale will receive with Mrs. Gale.
About fifty women gathered in the
!. attractive spielzimmer at the home OF
Mrs. George w. Peavey on Park avenue
yesterday afternoon to hear the dra
matte program which was given BY
Mrs. Waldo Richards of Boston. Mrs
I Richards program was a varied one ant
? was given in a most delightful and sym
; pathetic manner. She gave dialec
! stories Canadian and negro
4 lections, one Of which was written espe
& cially for her. This afternoon Mrs
8 Richards gave readings in st. Paul a
the home Of Mrs. D. R. Noyes and mex
week she will appear at the home o
) Mrs. Ogden Armour in Chicago. Will
she is in Minneapolis Mrs. Richards i
A the guest of Mrs. William Donaldson.
3 Mrs. O. N. Roberts Of Stevens avenu
a entertained forty women yesterday al
g ternoon in honor of her guests, Mrs.
y E. Bailey of Winona and Mrs. G.
q Ward of Evanston, LII.
q Mrs. Charles Burke Elliott entertaine
. Wednesday afternoon at her, 100
Eighth street SE in honor of her CUES
Z Mrs. Alice B. Marshall, who hasirecent
ly come to Minneapolis. Mrs. Marsha
B is a well-known pianist, and you wi
B remember that she gave a recital hel
z q few years ago with William Sherwood
= Mrs. Marshall gave several numbers an
81 Mrs. Gardner sang. Mrs. Barnes an
IL Miss Ethel Elliott assisted Mrs. Elliot
"A The Dovre society's annual CHART
Eg ball Wednesday evening in Mason
o. Temple was attended by about &c
o guests and was the most brilliant an
81 successful of the many affairs given b
Y the club. The hall was DECORATED
sMs with draperies of yellow and white ar
2 presented most attractive appearanc
q The frappe table where Mrs. G. T. Ha
1 son presided. was decked with chrysa
n themums The guests were received
ss Mines. L. P. Foster, T. Gulbrandson,. .
D n. Wasmuth, A. Brecke, NJ: Donnell
y Jens, johnson, Misses L; BJorhHs 81
5 chestra played program Of ,twent
. numbers. It was the ninth charity ba
that the society has given and will a(
- considerable to the funds for aiding tt
&c; poor and unfortunate.
The wedding of Miss Adelaide. Dub,
,7ec' and Josehp A. Bo!es took place Tuesd;
ng Ias' evening in Notre Dame de Lourd
~ church; Miss. Alfie Dubay ana Conr: II:
In
,ir' ein' service was followed by a supper at t.
''A' home of the brides parents and cove
ms, were placed for thirty-fve. earn
=. tions and ferns decked the rooms. Aft
ice' supper there was music and dancin
nee MI. and Mrs. Boies will make the
s.; home in Robbinsdale.
1 .25
oox, Miss Mary Holzschuh and George
'ox' Eaves were married Wednesday event
in Wesley church study by Rev. L.
0sc; Guild. .. A.. s-..s
YER
ton, ,.'-..
nss4; PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Hallowel at 1915 Fl
,,oo avenue for the winter. ~.
az. George N. Morgan post ana corps Will give
yell dance in their hal thls evening. . e.. =
Gen. Golden Rod No. 3 of S. u of N. A., will g
a card party Monday afternoon at the ho
25; Ct Mrs. Alice La France 521 Second avenue
wer, Weaver Temple, No. 1, Rathbone Sisters, '
26@ give card perty and dance In *. 2. hall,
s5c; sonic Temple, tomorrow evening. r.
sS @S Minneapolis people at New York hotels <
ssaa' as follows: Hotel Astor. s. M. Stowell We
leS, les' minster. II. d. Pence: Imperial, Mrs. w.
'iey Kerkhof. Duluth-Herald Square, C. Mack
~ Ir. W.. --.. .-.#
toes The primary department of Wesley Sun
,Wn school will have Thanksgiving party ton
- row afternoon in the church parlors. The c
dren and their mothers will be the guests,
lons, Miss Stella Louise Wood will tell story. Z