The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-22

tqre fog the greater part. Last week.
Miss Margaret Marvin gave a trolley
ride for Miss Riis. The ten guests
went to Lake Minnetonka and after
ride over the lake, stopped at Hotel del
Otero, where they took dinner, and at
tended the hop in the evening.
n mrs Bfaa Wee Mss R at will n atsT
another week in the city, and when she
leaves there is no doubt. she will have
as many friends here as she has made in
New York and Boston, where she has
spent most of her life.
After an absence Of FIVE years in
New York, Mrs. Ruth Anderson Reohr,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Wilma
Anderson, is home on visit. Their
home coming is the occasion of enter
tanning by their friends, for the pleas
ure Of welcoming the two talented sis
tiers is genuine. They will remain In
Minneapolis until the latter part Of
August and are now with their parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson, Sl2 Mic
ollet avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
have Just returned from prolonged
stay in Winnipeg.
| i New York has been good to the two
tropolis appeals to their musical and
artistic senses immensely, for as Mrs.
| Reohr said, ''lhere is plenty Of mu-
sic in the air and it's art and beauty
wherever one turns Their talent and
! their pleasing personality has been til
sesame which has opened the doors OF
the exclusive musical world for them
and given them entrance into the circle
which constitutes "real musical New
violinist, backed by Ysai, as voucher
for her brilliant talent with bow, and
Miss Anderson, conspicuous as being
one of the five private pupils of Rafael
Josefy, are additions to to music low
ing world which have met with warm
reception. The Republican club, which
includes 500 Of the leading New York
women, and the Women IS Phi1harm onic
club rarely allow a program to be pre-
cannot be read. Approval of the two is
sufficient Endorsement to open the doors
of other influential organizations to
them.
Since living in New York Miss An.
derson has been with Mrs. Frank Gro.
well a great deal, Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
well were former residents of Mime
apolis and occupy now beautiful home
on West Eightieth street, New York
Mrs. Crowell has kept up constant in.
terest in her music and continues to
sing before the members of her club on
many occasions. Since Miss Anderson
has gone to New York, she has been
Mrs. Crowell's accompanist and coach
Mrs. Charlotte Van Cleve Jenkins is
Iyanother former Minneapolis woman who
I depends entirely upon the accomplish
I,ments of Miss Anderson. Miss Ander
son is, thanks to her thoro musica
education and talent, making name
for herself as coach and accompanist
Mines. Charlotte Maconda and Mabe
Crawford found, her presence at must
cal affairs Indispensable. Miss Ander
son coached Mabel Crawford for thre.
of the Wagner operas.
Mrs. Reohr, with all her musical oh
legations, found time to keep up a cos,
fat home during the winter months
but beware Of living in downtown
New York during the summer months. !;
she said when speaking. Of it. "Nev
. York is absolutely vacant in the apart
ment house district after: May :, AM
June, and I, defy anybody to show m,
a fiat building where there are no
4 4fany ren signS ;, out with the proyerbia
Mr.. Reohr has also found, time t,
eontinue. thestudy Of his, tenor voice
tie studied wit tn William Niles, Eval
William and is now coaching unde
Madame Won Doenhoff Of the Conrie,
Opera company.
Miss Frances Higgins and Miss Wini
fred Fitzpatrick entertained Friday eve
ming in honor Of Miss Margaret Hefter
at the home of Miss Higgins, 10t