The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

Cne university armory will be the scene
of IT the big midTinter party: Some
giving the dance in a downtown bali
room, but the university parties seem
to belong on the campus, and so the
armory was agreed upon. The Al ha
Delta Phi men will give dance Thurs
day, Dec. 20, and the Alpha Phi girls
will have an informal party at the
home of Miss Elsie Ueland Tuesday
evening, Dec. IS. On Friday the AL
pha Epsilon, freshman club will have
Sigma Nus will banquet at Donald
sons tearooms and on Thursday the
medical fraternity, Phi Rho Sigma, will
give its annual ball in Mrs. Noble Is
ballroom. Frank Normand will act as
master Of ceremonies and the reception
committee will include the following
physicians: Drs. A. j. Ostrander, Erie
crosby James Murray, Vadheim, Daniel
Mac Donald, M. E. Trainor and Charles
And as if this were not gaiety enough
for even the university young people,
the cadet corps has planned a series
of military hops for Saturday after
moons. The first was given yesterday
in the university armory, and it will
be repeated every week during the re-
mainder of the year. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Bayless an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Louise, to De Forest Rose of Du.
buque, Iowa.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Elsie Turner of Fort Scott, Kan, and
Benjamin Benson of St. Anthony Park.
The wedding will take place Thursday,
Dec; 27, in the First Methodist church
Of Renville, Mimi, and will be fol-
lowed BY, a reception at the home Of
Once in the possession of the univer-
sity girls, Alice, shevlin hall will be
the place where they will gather for
no end of their frolics, where they will
have their little parties, their recep-
tions, their meetings, and other func-
tons. Miss Josephine Schain, the pres
ident of the University Women IS
league, heads an organization which
est in the. building. The league has
been striving hard, and for years, to
start fund for the building, but the
work was slow until MI. Shevlin
came to their help. .-. !:
-, Miss Schain is a capable president.
She was on the council of the Women
league before she was elected. to Of
flee; and she is one Of the bright, sym
pathetic weste rn girls. She is senior
and member of the Pi Beta Phi. Her
home is in Browns Valley. :. !
Announcement has been made by the
Women's league Of the University of
Minnesota that it will give reception
Wednesday. evening, Dec. 10, in Alice
Sheylin hall to observe the SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary Of Professor
liant affair, and Professor 70 Stafford De 1 viii
receive the congratulations of her
friends and scholars in a fitting man
ner. The university at large is invited.
the members of the faculty and their
families, as well as the personal friends
Of Professor Sanford.
Twin city friends had an opportunity
of the "She Stoops to ConquerN com
pany in St. Paul and Minneapolis. M.
Hale formerly, made his home in the
twin cities and he has host of friends
who welcomed him after an absence Of
some years. Mr.. Hale is one Of those
Versatile creatures. who can do more
than one thing: He is an artist as well
as an actor. His wife, who was Miss
! Louise o}unss Closs saia popular New York
writes cleverly, and Mr.. Hale has illus
trated her travel articles and stories
IN a most acceptable manner. Their
most ambitious effort was an automO-
bile novel Of travel in Italy and France.
and Mr. Hale's contribution was some
charming sketches of foreign scenes.
MT. Hale is nephew Of Mrs. W. s.. !
Timberlake Of st. Paul and his mother
and sister formerly resided in Min
neapolis. "a
Invitations will be issued this week
for a large New Year IS Eve reception
and ball by the Odin club, which will
be given in the clubrooms Monday eve
ming, Dec. 81. About three hundred
guests. will be invited to what will Be
one Of the smartest affairs ever given
by the club. It will take the place Of
the large spring reception which has
been given for several years, and in con-
nection with the reception a banquet
will be served.
Mrs. L. Hegna of Elliot avenue en-
tertained at a luncheon for Mrs. Frank
ID. Chase of Chicago yesterday after
noon. Covers were placed for twelve
in red and white with American Beau
ty roses and white chrysanthemums as
an artistic setting. Mrs Chase is spend
ing ten days in Minneapolis and num-
Der Of informal affairs are being
planned for her sl
The iunior-senior reception will be
given by the members Of the North
high school Friday evening, Dec 81. in
the large ballroom of Masonic Temple.
The arrangements, which will be un-
usually attractive, are in charge Of Oh
j. Harrison, the general chairman Of