The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-06
MAN carves his destiny; woman
is helped to hers. Julia Ward
Howe,

/
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bovey an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Anne Lansing, to James Archibald
Ross of Toledo, Ohio.
The Cotillion club party at Elk's hall
last evening was attended by over l50
guests and was the occasion of a charm
ing gathering of the younger matrons,
brides of the fall, debutantes of last
the club. The decorations in the Holt
day colors, red and green, made the hall
inviting and every rodding poinsettia
blossom and bank OF palms and ferns
added to the festive spirit. At mid
night a buffet supper was served in the
dining room from the tables decked in
poinsettias and ferns. In the ball room
stood a table with a large punch bowl
resting on blocks of ice, which were
Illuminated from beneath by green cleo
trio lights. :
Edgar H, }Pierson and Charles G..
Ireys, two of the younger members of
the club, led the cotillion and had ar
ranged the favors. By far the pretti-
est was the closing dance, which was a
miniature snowstorm, with snowfakes
and snowballs used by the dancers for
| q slllOCh DutllDdlullltut. w Immense
white cotton snowballs hung from the
chandeliers surrounded by many col
ored cornucopias filled with mock snow.
AT a given signal from the leader the
strings were pulled and the great snow
balls and cornucopias emptied their
contents over the group of merry dan
GERS. In another dance the partners
We're chosen a very unique beerkeg and
beer bottle race. Two men, one inside
the key and the other inside the beer
bottle were given as a goal one of the
reach her were most ~laughable. Masks
and flashlights were the paraphernalia
for a hold-up figure. The girls wore
white masks and the men black masks.
The rooms were darkened and the dan:
GERS We're chosen under the flashing
light of the lanterns. Other pretty fig
ures were those in which the girls re-
golf sticks, mirrors, ETC., and the men,
caps, sticks, pipes and neat little lunch
baskets with small bottles of beer, a
sandwich and a spicy dill pickle as con-
tents. Mines. H. Alden Smith, Mary
S. Hart and Cavour Langdon presided
at the favor tables.
On the list of club members for the
year a are r: 7; Heffelfnger, 6. s. Lang
Walter Hudson, G. S. Pillsbury, J. w
See, G: D: Velie, R. P.>Woodworth, I. L.
Corse, Willis Walker, H. B. Woodwork,
W. F. Brooks, A. V. Sixties, P. B. Hunt,
p. R. Dibble, G: W. Peavey, J. F. Bell,
7. S: Roberts, J. W. Jones, G. M. Case,
6: P. Case, F. H. Carpenter, G: H,
HFo q M a WI il st TT E g 6 W: Jaffra \
Spear, H. +. Belden, A. A. Law, C. G.
Bovey, L. R. Welles, W. A. Thomas,
2. C. Gale, A: 7. Pillsbury, G. K. Bel.
den. F. G. Esterley, c. B.. Simmons,
G. R. Lamb. w. E. Welles, l.. w. Day,
w. w. Heffe1fnger. 70. Jordan, E. c,
K Mdd +; Il H~arri9gton, w. Scott #
ney, J. S. Pillsbury, ". S. Williams
Archie Walker, L. w. Coan. Horace
Lowry, G. G. Ireys, A. H. Rand, Roy N
Pierson, P. D. Mcmillan, Jr., H. L. Car
penter, W. G. Burton, r. c. Bagley
T. F. Wallace, Karl de Laittre, l.. s
Kirkland, c. H. Van Camper, J. B. Gil
fllan. Jr.: James Bingham, L: T. Jamme
A. B. ackson, Jr., B. ~Greenleaf, P. R
Brooks and Charles S. Albert.
The Misses Marion Partridge an
Rebecca Semple were the honor guest
at a pretty informal luncheon whic
Mrs. George F. Porter gave at th
= Plaza hotel this afternoon. Covers we1
placed for eighteen and the decor'
tions were carried out in Japanes
fashion in a color scheme of pink an
green, with azalias and carnations.
Mrs. Frank t. Hefelfnger enter
tanned at a dinner last evening preced
ing the Cotillion club party for Mis-
Marion Partridge and Miss Rebecc,
semple. Covers were laid for twelv
- and the decorations were carried GU
with pink America an Beauty roses. :
o The Delta Theta fraternity Of tn
Central High school gave a. prett,
dancing party at the Minikahda clul
o last evening. Thirty couples dance
q and chaperoning the party were Mines
&c. Wyman, E. M. Goldsborough. Ro
Maxfeld, Norman NNeWhall and W..
fraternity, %colors, blue and gold, an,
pretty banners Were suspended fror
n the ceiling. Clusters Of pink carna
tions, the club flower, were on the table
and made a pretty setting for the sur
. per appointments, in the diningroon
t Hewitt Tubbs, Guy Willettg and Rot
-" ert Stroms were the committee Of al
:. rangements. The souvenir program
Il Of blue leather were embossed in gol
h letters.
e The Junior Assembly, a dancing eli
: which meets at the home of Mrs.
y M. F. Griffith, under the leadership
Miss Malcolm, will hold its regul
meeting this evening. A german w
be danced and refreshments will
q served at midnight. "
y Miss Lolita Roosen gave a dancil
n party last evening at her home, "a
Humboldt venue S., and the cues
n were the young people of the Flow
/ mission of the Church of the Redeeme
II The ballroom was decorated with poi
It settia blossoms and southern smila
l. A program of sixteen numbers W
N danced and there were several cotilli,
VI figures with pretty favors for t
1t guests. The d%ancecards represent
T.. poinsettias and were painted by Mi
+, Vera Jones. Light refreshments we
&c served during the evening. Miss Re
to sen was assisted by her mother, M:
is G.. F. Roosen, and by the Misses jon
" Ella Phoehler and Marjorie Chase a.
=, MI. Edwards. ~
. Mrs. A. Bernier entertained abo
nG twenty of her friends at progressi
n cinch Thursday afternoon at her hon
n. 2726 Colfax venue N. The prizes we
s. won by Mines. M. Paradis, D. K. M;
"a solais and Joseph Longtin. Prese
were Mrs. Rose Laturelle from Sht
W. 4 - -1u-- al 49, ----l-