The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

u. s. ", Mrs. George Read, Captain
William p. Stone, Captain p. G. Faunt-
leroy, Captain W.. i. Kenly, Mrs
George F. Hamilton, Miss Helen Chat.
fee, Captain Frank w. Coe, Captain
Dennis e. Nolan, Captain Charles w.
Exton, Captain Hollis G. Clark, Miss
Humphrey, Master Humphrey and Carl
p. Dick.
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador,
has presented to the U. s. s.. Mayfower,
in behalf of Count Witte, himself, and
the other delegates to the Portsmouth
peace conference, a handsome punch
bowl, In recognition of the hospitality
extended to the delegates on board that
vessel during the course of the peace
negotiations. The bowl is Of silver,
fanked by knight-at-arms Of the pc.
Rod Of the middle ages and armed with
shield and battleax, and is deliberately
chased and decorated with number Of
large and handsome jewels. There are
also q number Of precious stones in
the shield Of the knight.
Juvenile society and few Of the
older friends Of the host and hostess,
Captain and Mrs Richardson Glover
participated in bewilderingly beauti-
full spectacle last week at fancy dress
ball, always an annual event if the
| charming mistress of the New Hamp-
shire avenue mansion is in Washington.
Each ball has seemed prettier than the
other, and this last pageant eclipsed all
the rest. It showed the result Of
months of thought, for the souvenirs
and gifts for the young guests came
from foreign capitals, notably London
and Paris-where the last months Of a
long absence abroad were spent last
summer by Mrs. Glover and her young
daughters. Captain Glover recently re-
turned from duty with the Asiatie
| squadron, and the ball was deferred or
that account.
/ A marriage Of considerable interest
here will take place this month in
Paris, that Of Miss Lydia Eustis, young
est daughter of Allan Eustis, to Johr
Louden, lately appointed minister te
Japan from Holland. Miss Eustis hat
frequently sung here. At The Hague
she will have the opportunity Of visit
ing the house where her grandfather
Judge Eustis, at the age Of 1S acted az
secretary to Governor Eustis, his uncle
who was appointed minister to Holland
by President Madison in 1915. Miss
Eustis is now in Paris with her sister
Her father is in southern Italy, wher'
he spends the winters for his health.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee, daughte
Of General Harrison, arrived in Wash
ington last week for short visit. Sh'
was accompanied by Mrs. Anna Wight
man Walker, Philadelphia 8 riches
woman, and they will remain at tn
New Willard. Miss E. R. Scidmore
the author, gave tea in honor Of Mrs
Mckee. .
Mrs. Garret A. Hobart, who has bee
the guest of Mrs. Russell Alger for tn
past week. has taken apartments at tn
New Willard for the remainder of tn
season, and will receive her friends O
Fridays turnout the season. Mrs. HI
bart has been the recipient Of man
Inequalities since coming to town, an
is everywhere greeted as q representa-
tive Washingtonian, so popular was he
reign during her husbands term as vic
president.
i DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Croffut Of thi
city have gone for a Mediterranea
cruise, and will be away for coup.
Of months DIR. Croffut was formerly
.. resident Of Minneapolis, and one of tt
pioneer editors Of Minnesota.
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q skin cream and Satin skin powder. Csc.
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