The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-07

Women and young men are
! from the vanity Of having been
| trusted. Chesterfield.
Miss Alice Prouse and Miss Lula
Crozier entertained this afternoon at
the home Of Miss Crozier, 1913 Chicago
avenue, in honor of Miss Helen Louise
Grahn The twenty-five guests were
members of the Theta Delta Zeta soro =
ity, and each had been requested to
bring dainty bit Of linen for the
BRIDES future household. As Miss GRAIN
| is to be married on st. Valentines day,
the decorations were in hearts, Festoons
of hearts, graduating from small to
large, were arranged on the walls, over
/ the doorways and windows. In the
library and living room similar deco
carnations. The luncheon was served
in the dining room, and the large globe
over the centerpiece was all agloW, with
transparent hearts Festoons Of hearts
were stretched to the corners. of the
table, and in the center was mound
! Of ferns and smilax, studded with scar
let red carnations. The place OF the
1Aouo1 SuCoC was uCo1$ ACCCN Ny 9 Ou1SA
of white carnations tied with a large
/ bow Of white tulle, dotted with .minia-
ture hearts. The favors were bonbon
boxes in the shape of red hearts. A
souvenir presented to the bride was an
/ autograph album Of green leather with
the sorority initials on the cover and
containing sets of handpainted pictures
accompanied by the autograph Of each
| girl. The presents were showered from
a large wedding bell in the parlor,
which dropped it's daintily tied pack
ages as soon as the bride touched the
clapper. 49,, IL
Friday afternoon the active members
Of the sorority will give luncheon in
Dayton s tearooms for Miss GRAIN. +
. Miss Katherine Jewell Everts was
the guest of honor at tea which the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sororitv gave this
afternoon in the sorority rooms on the
East Side. Tt was most informal
. affair, and the active and alumnae
] members gathered for social hour with
Miss Everts before she returned east.
planned, but Miss Everts only came
Sunday and leaves tomorrow, and as
her readings were Monday and Tues
day, afternoons, there really was no
time for anything but an formal
gathering:
Yesterday afternoon Miss Everts
6: 4. building she prefac &c he her read a
ings with a short talk on Browning 4
works, and then gave some Of the
i cavalier poems, a few Of the love and
i garden lyrics and then some of the
longer selections. This evening Miss
s LEverts will read Bernard Shaw s Can
dlda J" in the wv. c. A. building
The decorators are busy in the uni
versity armory working a magic
change in the interior of the building
. in preparation for the Junior ball
which will be given Friday evening
The ecorations will cost the Junior bal
association nearly 5000. Nothing hal
been spared to make the grim OLE
building as en- enchanting and a1lurinas
as possible. The Juniors are lucky il
: their simple and striking class colors
green and white, which prevail in the
color scheme. The ceiling will b.
blocked off in large squares of greer
and white, doing away at last with 9TH;
old circus-tent appearance of s. over
banging canopy Of former. years
Gracefully hung draperies will hid
reaching from the floor to the CALLER.
: will surround the hall, along which
will be arranged rugs, seats and plants
The illumination will be by FoWssso.
i colored> lights overhead, while at ttfh,
four corners Of The balcony calciuT.
8 lights will be arranged to shed chang
3 ing colors on the dancers, The recep
! ton room in the north wing Of tn,
= armory will be fitted up in orienta
plendor-divans, cushions, rugs AM
pearance. The stage at the side Of tn
hall will be converted into pain
e garden. properly equipped with din
= lights and settees.
i A stand in the middle Of the ball
t room will be occupied by the For
le Smelling band Of thirty pieces. Spe
t cial attention has been devoted to tn
i. floor, which will be in perfect condi
O. ton by Friday night. The dining
It room will be in the south end Of tn
h hall, andswill be IN harmony with tn
"a rest of the decorations. Somethin
i, unique will be. the programs, which ar
: university stamped in gold on tn
NJ cover and bound by broad green rit
- bons Their cost alone is 300.
,fI A concert by the Fort Smelling ban
u. will be given from $3.50 to $3.50, whe
= the dancing will commence. The Me-
ropolitan Music company and the Go,
It. ner Bookstore have charge Of the tict
ct sale.
II Mrs. Charles .Bayard Mitchell
W rived this morning from Clevelan
Ohio, and is the guest Of Mrs. NJ:
Wymond at the West hotel. Next Tue
day Mrs. j. w. Mintener will ente
tain informally at her home, 2632 Eme
! son avenue s, for Mrs. Mitchell, an
~ ~ Wednesday afternoon the y our
y. Woman s Missionary society OF HEM
u pin Avenue church will give q receptlt
40 at the home Of Mrs. u. Ireland.
Vs. Vs. Mrs. Mitchell was one Of the orga
We izers of the society and while IN NJ
e neapolis was one of its enthusiast
y workers. ~.
e. Mr.. Mitchell will arrive later an Il
er week and James Bradshaw will be no
e, at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. M1tche
I. The first social affair in honor OF MI
lis Mitchell will be the afternoon =
,e- which Mrs. Frank A. Chamberlain W.
on give Friday at the West hotel
NJ. ----- -
=; Dr.. Frank S. Bissell and Frank
Of Fernald entertained at a dinner at Il
k, Commercial club last evening. ~
guests were the men who are to- be ]:
- their bridal party this evening", al
ii covers were laid for ten. DR.. Bisse
l was the honor guest at a luncheon
the afternoon at Donaldson 8 tea roor
III given by his best man and the usher
Covers were laid for six. Among q
guests who have arrived from out ]
town for the wedding are DR.. and MI
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