The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

and then go on to China. They will
arrive in Seattle on their way home
May 23. Several st. Paul people will
join the party.
Charles Hefelfnger and John 8.
Pillsbury are now on their way to
Cairo, and their families have re-
ceived word that they expect to reach
there about April s. They will sail
some time in early June for America.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Morris, Jr.,
will entertain informally at dinner.
Tuesday evening at their home on
Pillsbury avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Davis will be-
informally at home Friday afternoon
and evening at their hoome, 1906 Park
avenue, in honor Of Miss Anna Stieg-
litz Of Chicago, who is their guest.
The first few days of Lent have been
as dull as the most devout church;
woman could wish. Lectures and
classes are rapidly taking the place Of
bridge, and one Of the most delightful
of Lenten gatherings has been arranged
by a group Of the women at the Plaza
hotel j. w. Morgan of Edinburgh,
Scotland, who is so we'll known as an
art critic, will give talk Thursday
at 2:30 pm. in the assembly room Of
the Plaza on "Modern French and
American Artists and the Glasgow
School, The women who are patron
esses for. the affair are Mines. R. H.
Passmore, H. G. Harrison, A. E. Mer-
rill, Chauncey Lamb, L. S. Day, j.
Willis Jones, T. G.. Winter, A. H. Mar
tin, Frank Todd, Frank Petit, Charles
Hack, E. G. Walton, Walter Tiffany,
Frederick Van Dusen, Snow Wood
worth, Cavour Langdon, F. 7. Heffel-
finger, Walter Keith, H. G. Spear, G.
S. Jelley, Luther Harrington, Henry
Little, Lester B. Elwood, Charles Han
son, W. Shull, Howard Kelley, Miss
Hughes. Anyone who is interested in
art is at liberty to attend the lecture
Mrs. Frank Stanley of go West
Twenty-sixth street has issued invita-
tions for an afternoon card party next
Friday. 7"s
Mrs. Fred Rollins of 10 Seventh
avenue Sc, will be hostess at lunch
con Monday for the Monday club. :, :.
The Elks have decided to make re-
ception and ball an annual feature
after this, and the custom is to be in
augurated April 20. It will be an ex-
elusive Elk affair, but all visiting mem
bers Of the order, with their families,
are included in the invitations. The
committee on arrangements includes F.
R. Woodward, George R. Rentz, Al LIE
Roy, Charles Her and F. B. Denny a.
The interclass basketball contest is
an event in which the university young
people are interested and class feeling
will, be very much in evidence Thurs
day evening in the university armory,
when the girls basketball teams from
the different classes contest For first
place. Miss Iris Newkirk is the, senior
captain; Miss Julia Barnes, Junior;
Miss May Newton, sophomore, and Miss
Elsie u Gland, freshman. The university
mandolin club will play and the glee
club will sing. The patronesses for the
affair include Mines. Cyrus .Northrop,
Carl schlenker, j. F. Downey, f. s.
Jones, Fl. F. Nachtrieb,. L. J. Cooke,
H. L. Williams, E. b. Nicholson, Joseph
Pike and F. l.. McVey.g Miss Anna But
ner, directress Of the gymnasium for the
girls, has charge Of the, affair." r., -
Mrs. Louise Morgan Lovejoy and
Miss Marjorie Lovejoy, who are spend
ing the winter in the east, and who are
the guests Of Mrs. J. Newton Williams
at her home in Anscnia, Conn.,, were the
honor guests at charming reception
which Mrs. Williams gave for them
Monday. Invitations had been issued
to 200 guests, and the guests included
women of the fashionable sets from An
sonia, Derby, Shelton, Bridgeport and
New Haven. Mrs. Williams lives in
one of the most beautiful old Connect
cut homes, and the appointments for the
reception were delightful. Receiving
with Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Lovejoy and
Miss Lovejoy were Mrs. Mills of New
ark, N. Y, cousin Of Mrs. Williams.
The decorations were in red and white,
and clusters Of spring flowers gave a
bright setting to the rooms. Mrs. Will
Hams wore reception gown Of black
lace over white silk with diamonds;
Mrs. Lovejoy. were black Powered net
over cream silk and an exquisite jew
eled ornament, and Miss Lovejoy wore
pale blue and carried large bouquet
Of spring flowers Mines. Buck Of An
sonia, the wife Of the rector of the
Episcopal church; Mrs. Ferron Of Cali.
fornia. Mrs Church and Miss Mills al.
ternated in the diningroom, assisted by
bevy of charming society girls. Miss
Rose Andrews served frappe in a leafy
nook in the study.
Miss Lovejoy has gone to New Haven
to spend a week, or ten days with Mrs.
Ray Williams, and later Mrs. Lovejoy
and Miss Lovejoy will visit with Mrs.
Williams mother, Mrs. Charles Werner
Drew, in New York. During the winter
number Of delightful social affairs
have been given for. Mrs. Lovejoy and
her daughter. :.
The visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Luett-
gerodt of Kilborne, Wis, in Minneapo.
lis was the occasion Of the reunion of
six sisters and two brothers. Mrs.
Leuttgerodt is the only member in q
family Of eight children living out Of
town. Mines Leuttgerodty Charles w.
p;,rar r. uarilton r. M Dannhin