The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-17
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Last evenings german marked the
close of the social season as far as the
Cotillion club is concerned. It was a
decided compliment to the two men who
had arranged the german. Walter G.
pronounced the most delightful Of the
three which were given in Elks' hall
this winter. The decorations were law
ish, and southern smilax and the golden
yellow Of daffodils made an effective
setting Six arches of southern smilax
spanned the ballroom and ropes of
smilax were festooned from the ceiling
to the chandelier, where they were ar
Mrs: F. D. 1 Blakeley, Mrs. A. f. Wilcox R
and Miss Heffelfnger presided at the
tables, and the opening favors were
datfodils and carnations, which were
chosen from a great Japanese basket.
For the log-cabin figure, an old-fash-
Toned southern plantation cabin was
placed in the center Of the ballroom.
Under its door stood four darkies play
er southern tunes. The men were given
black masks, and the women were priv
LEGGED to choose their partners. st.
Valentino held sway during one of the
figures. The women had to thrust their
| heads thru life-size valentines and the
men had a chance to dance with
"Bowery Nell,' the Salvation Army
lassie Or other interesting types. In
Japanese dance, twelve young women
| soils. Many. other figures were danced,
and the cotillion ended in a shower Of
| bright confetti. The frappe table was
arranged at the, entrance Of the hall,
| and the punch bowl rested in a mound
Of smilax, thru which shone varicolore1
lights. Supper was served in the din
| ing room from tables decorated with
red tulips and foliage.
DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones enter
tanned a. group Of seventy-five guests
3o7 Ridgewood avenue. The artists Of
the evening We're Miss Clara WILLIAMS
| and Hamlin Hunt. Miss Williams had
sng two charming groups of
Mother Bids Me Bind Ny HAIR Dr.
| and Mrs. Jones were assisted in receiv
ing the guests by Mines. Henry Jones
Frank Sprague, Hamlin Fl. Hunt, Les
ter B. Elwood, J. W. Bell and A. A
Bright. This evening DR.. and Mrs
! The Brvn Mawr Golf club gave
prettily appointed dancing party las
revening in the Roosevelt club rooms
The eighty guests were received by MI
and Mrs. Franklin Stewart, Mr.. an
Mrs. George .shroye!r, John Rees an
! prog Of Of twehatv dances, a light SUP
M Ne Ms. an and gu Mines. Charles Fortne1
! Charles Wagner, w. R. Murray, Mar
Moulton, Hal Woodruff, A. Y. Baynt
Walter Thompson, H. Brouard, Da
:, 6y, Cotton, Ollie, L&wheaa, H atRpln
Stillman, Messrs. John Plum, Wanoul
) William Lawhead, Thixton, Boswell
, Head, Colburn, Oxsley and Ollie.
!: Mrs E. J. Carpenter gave luncheo
at the Minikahda club yesterday after
. noon for Mrs. Garrett Lamb Of C1into3
: Iowa, who is visiting Mrs. G. r. Lam'
Dafffodils were used in the center {
( 1.-THE table, and covers were laid for tel
After luncheon the guests played brlde
whist.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey s. Haynes CAV
a large reception last evening at the
home on Blaisdell avenue. Rev. an
Mrs. A. R. Tillinghast; were the hone
friends had gathered to bid them goo
bye, as they are soon to leave for Ne
York city Hyacinths, carnations ar
daffodils mingled with palms and teri
in the decorations and prettlly shade
lights added to the effect. A stri1
orchestra composed Of the young nj
of the church played during the eve
ing Misses Alberta Heath, Carrie LIE
non and Agnes Mccormick presided
= the dining.roomt; ana assisting IT. IN
James Houghton, H. Richards, F.
Moore and B. A. Merrill.
A group Of girls gave a box party
the Orpheum theater yesterday for MI
| Isabel Kane, who leaves tcmorrc
evening for the east. After the p
formance luncheon was served at !
downtown cafe. Present were: Miss
Isabel Kane, Margaret Murray, Kat
crime Murray, Maize Wise, Catheri
McMahon, Mayme Purcell, Kate Ka
and Come.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Armstrong
tertained Wednesday evening at tn
home, 625 Second avenue Sc. DIM
was served to ten guests. Mr.. q
Mrs. Armstrong will leave next we
for the Hot Springs.
Miss Ina McAllister entertained
= theater party Wednesday afternoon
y honor of her birthday anniversa
, After the matinee a lunch was ser1
i at the McAllister home. The que
were Misses Nela Doyle, Bessie Go
Margaret McDermott, Florence AND
son. Harriet Schreyer and Alice Ans
- Mrs, Stella H. C1ausen entertaine'
group Of friends at a Valentine pa
"Wednesday evening at her, home
honor. of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Thur
Guild. The evening was spent "
7e games and music. Mr.. and N
Is Thomas A. Jameson won prizes. Geo
81 F. Gorham ard Mrs. George W. Butt
5; were crowned king and queen Of hea
S;
~ A number Of friends gathered at
Ia, -, homo Of Mr. and Mrs r KenninU 9