The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

MISSES Dunsmoor. Miss Florence Wells,
Miss Marguerite Wells and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Jewett Of Hibbing, have
been travelling for two months in Eu-
rope and they only returned last week.
Miss Marguerite Wells is still in New
York, where she is visiting for a few
days. Mrs. Jewett is sister Of the
Misses Wells, and her marriage was one
OF the events of last year. -.
Mrs: M. W. Savage, Mrs. Erie Savage
and Miss Bean have issued invitations
for reception to be given Friday, Dec.
IA, from until o. CLOCK at the Savage
residence, 1900 Portland avenue About
800 cards have been sent out SO that it
is to be large affair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erie Savage have come from Toronto
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Savage until
after the holidays.
Mrs. Arthur H. SWEET will entertain
informally at a bridge whist Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 3l5 Fifth street
Sc.
The active chapter of Pi Beta Phi
| sorority will be entertained Friday af-
! ternoon at the home Of Miss Florence
Johnston, 22l9 Bryant avenue s; Miss
Agnes Watson was recently initiated as
member of the sorority. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin M. Crosby
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Newell, who
went to Boston for the DeLaittre- Little
wedding, will return tomorrow morn
ing Mr.. Crosby was one of the ushers
at the Washburn-Langhorne wedding in
| Washington. The Minneapolis people
have been spending few days visiting
in New York.
- Waving the banners Of Yale blue and
Harvard crimson at the Yale Harvard
football game last week, were goodly
number Of the university enthusiasts,
for Minnesota was we'll represented in
the gathering Of several thousand at
New 3, Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
sheylin and their lighters, who are
Mrs. L. S. Gillette and Miss Marion ron
Gillette were also in the grandstand.
Miss Gillette came from Ogontz. Mrs.
Stephen B. Loveioy, who is spending
part of the winter in New Haven, chap
eerronedr Miss Marjorie Lovejoy and
Miss Jessica Browa Of K7eenwood, who
party of college boys. Miss Jessie |
Hartley and her father, G. 6: Hartley,
of Duluth, were also among the Mime
sotans at the game. Sam Bowman, Jr.,
who IS at Yale, and Richardson Phelps
attended the ga me with Mrs. s. R. Bow
man. Miss Clara Hudson and Miss
Priscilla Rand, who are east at school,
were in party of college girls, as was
Miss Ray Donaldson. Elliott Daggett, |
who will enter Yale next year, and a |
number Of other Minneapolis boys who |
are east in college were there, as was
Tom Shevlin, Arson Brooks, and Stan
| ley Brooks. III "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Laittre and
Miss De ..Laittre and Mrs. Willis
Walker, who had been in Boston for the |
De Laittre-Little wedding, were also at |
the FOOTBALL game. They have been
visiting in the east and are at present
at the Waldorf in New Y ork.
One Of the society matrons has more
o otn ard remark, ssWhat IS 0f in 'ns
name''; in fact this question Of names
reminds her and her friends of little |
incident which deprived her. family of |
a Thanksgiving dinner last year. The |
matron in question belongs to family !
which is often confused with a family !
OF the same name, and the same initials, !
only the initials are reversed. Thanks
giving shopping was done by Mrs. A. |
ON q generous plan, and nothing, was |
lacking, from the fine turkey to the
small side dishes which make a festive
dinner the delight Of the family. Mrs.
pansive lines. Thru the mistake Of |
the deliveryman, the orders were left
with Mrs: E, and when Thanksgiving
morning came there was nothing at
tho house of Mrs. A. The pantry and
ice chest showed reproachfully slim
. aspect and as tho morning grew into
noon all hope was abandoned and the
best was made Of the day with what
ever provisions were on hand.
At Mrs. Els a state Of "plenty'|
reigned. The cook, unaware of the
fact that she was keeping house with
Mrs. AS provisions, served a famously
|tappetizing dinner, and It was not until
/ late in the eyening that tho true stated
Of affairs came to light.
Mrs. A took especial precautions this
year to avoid mistake which had such
disastrous results. .5
+ Tho Minnetonka Boat club will give
a holiday ball Wednesday evening, Dec.
19, in Masonic Temple ballroom. The
house committee, with g.. G. Phinney
as chairman, and Fred A.. Richter,
James II. Howard, G. E. Sampson and
G. II. Blackwell, are planning the ar
rangements. The ball will be given
much sooner than has been the custom,
but this is duo to the fact that after
The holidays so many Of the club mem
bers go away for the rest of the winter.