The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

dent, Of Detroit, Mich, conducted the
impressive ceremonies which gave to
Minnesota a most important addition to
her list Of Greek letter sororities, and
later initiated the charter members,
who were Misses Constance Day,
yuanita Day, Irma Smith, Carrie Smith,
josephine schain, Jessie Matsoon,
Thompson, Monia Heating, Hortense
Laybourne, Helen Dickerson, Florence
Burgess, Minnie Trimble, -Luella
Woodke, Edith Garbett, Ethelyn Con-
way, Amy Robbins, Grace Potter,
GenevieYe Walston and Bessie Tucker.
Misses Maude Johnson. Esther Chap
man, Louise Leavenworth and Agnes
Watson are charter MEMBERS, but they
were unable to be present yesterday,
and will be initiated LATER 81
The initiation and installation was
followed by banquet at Donaldson g
tearooms. The tables were arranged in
the form Of the Greek: letter ri in the
Japanese room. The fraternity. colors
Of wine and blue were effectively COM
bined and tapers in cut glass holders
and mounds of SALIVA added to the
pretty table decorations. Miss Nadine
Crump Of Iowa Zeta was toast mistress,
aR$ eaea tor fe Nh fS9Ta S
Elizabeth Gamble, Colorado Alpha;
Convention" Mrs. G. L: bartholomew,
Iowa Gamma; "The Initiates,N Miss
Cora Barlow. Minnesota Alpha; "The
Alumnae,' Miss Luella Woodke, Min
nesota Alpha; "Reminiscences Mrs.
Sarah r.. Knight, Iowa Alpha: Miss
Emily Holmes brought the greetings Of
Wisconsin Alpha. The informal greet
ings and remarks were followed by the
reading of a number of kilograms and
letters and later the new chapter re-
ceived informally. ~ ..rs. 49, 80;
Friday afternoon reception was
given for the initiates and the out-of-
town guests at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Walston on Blaisdell avenue.
The receiving group included Mines.
Walston, Bartholomew, Misses Burgess,
Foss, MSNow, Smith and Heating.
came for the installation are Miss
ME .Becktle. Ames, Iowa; Miss Emily
Holmes, Wisconsin; Miss Abbie B.
Langmaid. Granite Falls, MINI; Mrs.
Virginia Holderman, Jones, Iowa; Miss
Hartman. Champaign, Ill; Miss Flor
encel Pettinger, >Ames, Iowa; and Miss
Charlotte harrington, Washington. I'd \
/. Some of the most prominent women
Phi and proudly wear the little gold
arrow Of the sorority. Among them are
Mines. George Harrison, G: y: Bartholo-
new, Sarah n. Knight, G. H. Shellen-
berger, Robert Campbell, George Thiss,
William Campbell, Robert i Brooks,
Sallie Warden Fam. David F. Gamble.
Jessie Remley Lowell, r. V. Hunter, G..
H. Gruber, Marie A. Palmer Bond,
Fannie NJ. Edwards Brewster, Susie
Felchs Campbell, Jennie Sedgwick,- Will
liam sCrassette, Jessie; g. Alden, Misses
H1oro pofoho16or Eofhor Erio1la dor
Edith A. Robbins, Harriet schofeld,
Agnes Young Woodward, Agnes Robin
son, Nadine Crump, Franc Murray
Potter, Jessica McGregor, Thyrza Nc
Clure, Emma Hart, Grace A. Howe,
Cora Emile MARROW, Abbie B. Lang
maid and, Caroline M. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Partridge
and their daughters are home from the
Wick-i-up club at Alexandria, where
Mrs. Partridge and the Misses Part
ride spent, fortnight. Mr.. Partridge
went down over Sunday and they came
back in the motor car. Edward Mills
Of New York, who has been guest at
the Partridge home, has returned east.
Mrs. Eugene j. Carpenter entertained
at luncheon last week for Mrs viii lam
Murphy Of Chicago, who has been the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. E. j. Carpen-
| ter. Mrs Murphy will return home
early in the week. 9.s sss 9
Mrs. w. B. Pineo entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon at the Lafay-
cite club. Hydrangeas and asparagus
ferns made charming setting for the
card. tables. There were forty guests.
Dr. and Mrs.. Pineo are still in their