The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01

dence. The ballroom was decked in
red and green and a Christmas tree
laden with, red and green stars, which
were used for cotillion favors, occu-
pied conspicuous place. Mrs. H. s.
Noble led the cotillion, which was
danced by twenty-four little boys and
girls from Z to 8 years ofage. In one
figure the wee dancers received bon
nets of red, white or green trimmed
toned nosegays of red immortelles in
Lace paper holders and. tied with silver
cord. Among the dancers were Olivia
Carpenter, Beatrice George, Miriam
sowle, Ruth Morrison, Phyllis and
Marion Chase, Katherine MARRIED.,
Josephine Z and Elizabeth Little, Helen
and Louise Woodward, Dorothy Chad
bourne, Elizabeth Martin, Ruth ShuH,
Dorothy Walton, Jeanette Haywood,
Jack Sprague, Lewis Barbour, Lester
Elwood, James Dwinnell, Frank and
Walter Jaffray, Allen Rogers, Seymour
B Pack a GTiH Sgn5d W WGaaa
+ Ned and Crosby Shevlin, Wilbur Lara
bee, Lewis MCCARTHY and Gordon Brew
l,ster. ... .'',. n..
Epiphany week will be made the &C.
casioon. of the Epiphany parties at sew;
eral of the homes Of the Episcopal
church people, who were appointed the
hosts by finding the rings in the Epiph-
any cakes last year. The Epiphany
party is always a small affair given for
the rectors and the vestrymen and their
wives. Contrary to former custom
Gethsemane church has not arranged for
an Epiphany party this year, neither
will there be one for the vestry Of st.
Paul's church, but Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Coan Of Holy Trinity church will enter:
tain the rector and the vestrymen and
their wives at dinner next Monday ev-
ening at their home, 2735 Colfax avenue
S. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Childs will be
hosts at the Epiphany dinner at tne1r
tors and the vestry Of St. Mark 'sHingu
tors an dthe members of the vestry OF
st Mark IS pro-cathedral. >"4-
About 200 guests enjoyed the hosp1
tality Of the Odin club Saturday even
ing at a large ball given at the club
rooms on Sixth street S. 4 The yuletide
{ decorations were carried out with al
) abundance of Christmas greens, holly
) red flowers and red lights in. the bal
. rooms, pink carnations and pink lights
:, in the parlor and white carnations ant
ferns with green lights in the dining
i. room: At 1870 CLOCK ball suppe
i was served, and during the evening tn
1 dancers found refreshing lemonade an
b frappe at costly arranged table in tn
parlor. An orchestra played a program
b of eighteen numbers. The reception
q committee included DR.. A. s.. Moody
Q J. %. Oren, K. S. Kreidt, T. G. New
/, gard A. V. Ostrom, G. Rosenquist
I, Thomas skellett, August Ekman,, Jc
s seph Kildal, G.. B. Benson, G. R. Holme:
a T. Jacobson and they were aided b
Mines. John J. Lund, Henry Glertso1
John A. Lying, T. E. Moody, A. w. Be1
4 son. F. O. Morem and B. N. Behrens.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Merchant of 1893
+ Vincent avenue S entertained ten guest
d at a watch party last evening. Amer
e can Beauty roses were in the parlor
{ and pink roses decked the table Wher
- supper was served at midnight.
il The members Of the Rialto club gay
e a dancing party Saturday evening
J. Johnson hall. The club is composed 9
= twenty young men of the high school I! e,
q and during the winter several deligh
I. ful affairs have been given. Red an
I. green were the colors of the decor;
q lions. Suspended from the center {
h the ceiling was large red bell, an
s. "a dating from it to. the corners Of tt
le room were festoons of holly and eve
ID green. The lights were brightly. co
le ored Japanese lanterns. About thirt
rs couples from the high school and un
/. versity sets enjoyed the program OF Il
IS teen numbers.
le --
y Miss Hulda M. Box and Theland
se johnson were married Saturday eve
y. ing at their new home, 1921 East Fran
IS. lin avenue The service was read
s. Rev. August Davis in the presence
l125 friends and relatives. Miss Ann
Hendrickson was at the piano al
at played the wedding march. Green al
Id red were the colors used in the appoir
m inents. Miss Alice Box, the sister
Il the bride. was the maid Of honor a