The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-22
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The largest affair of the day was the recep-
ton given by Mrs Albert II. Kenyon at her
home on Thirteenth street S. About 400
women called from until o'clock. Palms
and sword ferns contributed to the charming
effect Of the rooms. and great clusters of
flowers were used among the green Pink
carnations were in the Darlor, where Mrs.
Kenyon received hersguests. Pink roses were
on the mantel in the reception hall. where
the frappe table was placed, and Meteor
roses were In the room where coffee and
chocolate were served. Assisting through
the rooms We're Mines. H. E.S llimball, Lueian
Swift, A. H. Linton, o. n Carter, o. A. Pray
and James /. Best. group of young women
presided at the refreshment tables. They
were Misses Towne, iDanforth, Slocum Kalk
hoff Cosgrave and Pillsbury.
Mrs. James T. Morris gave second card
party this afternoon at her apartments in
the Adelne. The decorations were charming,
quaint boxes of blossoming bulbs being placed
through the rooms. In the dln1ng-room a
great bunch Of yellow jonquils in great.
brass bowl WAC in the center of the table,
and brass candlestocks and copper pots added
to the artistic effect The score cards repre-
scented flowers, done in water color, differ
ent variety for each table, and the favors
were punches of daffodls and narcissus bios
SONS tied with yellow ribbon.
Mrs I. V. Gedney and Miss Gedney enter
taned sixty women at stX-hand euchre this
afternoon at their home on Colfax avenue S.
The decorations and appointments were in
red and green. and flowers were used in pro-
fusion, with palms and ferns. Mrs. Gedney
was assisted by Mrs. r. H. Carpenter, Mrs.
c. w. Sawyer and Miss Gray. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gedney will entertain a group
of ninety guests at cards, Mrs. c. E. Yale
Of St. Paul will join the assisting women.
Mrs. Frank D. Larrabee will give lunch
con Thursday afternoon. Jan. 80.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ethel Watson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Watson
and John Ryan was quietly solemnized at $3.50
o'clock this morning in st. Stephens church
The service was read by Rey. FIR Danehy
Mr. Ryan and his bride will make their home
in Darlington, N. D.
The Misses Heffelfnger will give luncheon
tomorrow at their home on Third avenue S.
for their guest. Miss Lawson, and for Miss
Ida May Heffelhnger.
DR.. and Mrs. L B. Allen will entertain at
euchre this evening. .E
This evening the Beta Theta Pi fraternity
will give an informal dance for Howard
Woodman of Montana. who Is spending few
days In the city.
receive informally tomorrow afternoon at
their home, 2012 Aldrich avenue 8.
The siemonado Club will give a dancing
party this evening In the Phoenix Club rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Davener of ILL Washington
street will celebrate the twenty-sixth ami
versary Of their marriage this evening.
Mrs. Guy III. Nelson of 622 Fifth street Sc
will give a reception Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gittleson will receive
informally on Sunday afternoon in honor of
their daughter Lllian's graduation from the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Thompson gave
the bridal dinner for Miss Helen Skiles and
Allen Wright last evening In the Minneapolis
Club. 1t was pink and white dinner, and
the great mound Of carnations in the center
of the table yelled in tulle Pink-shaded
tapers in crystal candlesticks cast rosy
light over the pretty appointments The
name cards were decorated with pink flowers
done in water colors, and a large bouquet of
bride roses was at Miss Skiles' place. The
guests were Miss Helen w. Skiles and Allen
Wright, Misses Hawley, Harriet Pillsbury,
Elizabeth Donaldson, Heffelinger, Modisette;
Messrs. Alvin Skies. w. Y. Chute. Mime
apolis; Campbell, Little Rock: Miller and
Hunter, Duluth, and E. q. Yarnell, Little
Rock. -'.
At 1 o'clock H. E. Yarnell of Little Rock
gave a luncheon for the members Of the bri-
dal party. Pink orchids furnished gorgeous
table decoration and covers were laid for six
gave tea for the young people at her home
on Tenth street 9.
H. w. Young, who will act as best man at
the Whallon-E ustis wedding tomorrow eve
ming, gave bachelor dinner for Mr. WhaIlon
at the Minneapolis Club last evening. Pom
settas furnished brilliant decoration for the
table, and the room and the blossoms famed
among the palms and ferns which were used
in profusion. The guests included the men
of the bridal party and Mr.. Whallon's init
mate friends. Covers were laid for twenty
one.
Mrs. Charles H. Robinson and Mrs. W. S.
Jenkins of 1868 Portland avenue entertained
Informally for Mr.. Morse of Maine, Monday
evening. About twenty guests were present
and enjoyed program OF readings given by
Mr.. Morse. Frappe was served during the
evening.
Mrs. De Sale. daughter Of Q. J. De Sale OF
La Crosse, Wis, and e. F. Irwin of Mime
apols were quietly married last week In La
Crosse. The service was read by Rev. ]. R.
Minton and the only attendants were Adelne
and Frances De Sale, nieces of the bride, who
acted as flower girls. MI. Irwin brought his
bride to the city for few days before leav-
ing for California to spend the remainder of
the winter. They will be at home in Oakland
place, Richfleld. after June ]. Among the
guests at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Irwin