The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
lnSocialC,ircles

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Mrs. Wesley Neill and Mrs. yAlbena; Sander /
son gave a large reception from 2 until g.
O'Clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs |
Neill ION Second avenue S. g The assisting |
women We're Mines. Thomas MacI1ean, u. S. !
Montgomery, A. D. Read, Frank Larrabee |
Robert Stratton. G. p. Regal Frank Wads- !
worth, Misses Kate Cunningham and Char
lotte Folds, Mrs, Elmer Fisher, Misses Mae
Shannon, Annie Louise Regal and Myrtle |
Stratton served frappe in an oriental corner !
A profusion of spring blossoms frightened |
the rooms. In the parlor, where Mrs Neill !
and Mrs. Sanderson received. white hyd- |
rangeas and tulips were most effective against |
palms and ferns. The second parlor was in
yellow with great clusters Of tulips and RED |
tulips furnished a brilliant bit of color on the |
table in the dining room: The rooms were
lighted with candles in colors to correspond |
to. the flowers used. A musical program on |
the harp and violin was delightful feature |
of the afternoon. About $50 women called.
Mrs. John Edgar Rhodes entertained in
formally this afternoon at her apartments on
Hennepn avenue for Miss Patch, who has
come from Hastings to spend the Easter yaca-
ton with her parents at Camden Place. The
guests were members Of the Delta Delta Delta
fraternity and social hour was enjoyed by
apout Unity young "olneE. ... ----~-
Mrs. George Douglas Head will give an
informal chocolaterie Thursday morning from
10 to II o'clock for Miss Lillian Moore OF st.
Paul, an April bride. Wednesday,, April 8,
Miss Gertrude Hale will give tea for Miss
Moore and Mrs. Walter Harris and Miss Trask
have planned to entertain at dinners.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Grace Socum
will entertain for Miss Lucy Cosgrave, who
will be married Wednesday, April 9, to Stew
ems Delos Balch. The wedding will be quiet
affair and will take place at the home of the
brides father, Charles A. Cosgraye, 1922
Mary place. Miss Fannie Cosgrave will be
maid Of honor and Carl Smith of Mason City
will be best man. Little. Doris Slocum of St
Paul will be the flower girl, and the ring
bearer will be Mr.. Balch's nephew, Almon
Case of Charles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cargl will entertain
informally at dinner tomorrow evening at
their home on Portland avenue. Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cargill gave a dinner
of twelve covers for Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Robinson. The decorations and appointments
We're suggestive of Easter. =, =
The annual dancing party Of Delta Tau
| Delta fraternity will be given Friday even
ing in the West Hotel. $50.
Mrs Theodore Van YORK of New York, wife
| of the tenor soloist for THE Creation to
| be given by the Philharmonic club Wednesday
evening will be the guest of honor at small
reception given by Mrs. Fred Smith Wednes-
| day afternoon at her residence on Fourth
avenue.
| After the concert Wednesday evening the
| executive board Of the Philharmonic club will
| entertain the artists and few others at the
Commercial Club.
| Misses Helen and Hazel Chaffee Of Mankato
are spending their Easter vacation with Miss
Carrie Gold, who will give a luncheon and
| matinee party for them on Saturday. Miss
| Helen Trussell and Miss Lura Marcnant will
give dinners in their honor during the week:
The luncheon which was to have been given
| by Mrs. Fred l.. Gray for Miss Balm, a bride
! of the month, has been postponed on account
| of Mrs. Gray's Illness.
! James Kelley announces the engagement Of
his daughter, Miss Adelaide Alice Kelley, to
james Augustine Egan Of Galesburg, N d.
The wedding will take place in April
| E. A. Tapping and NJ. +. schutt gave q
luncheon of twenty covers Saturday after
noon at the Commercial Club for Robert J..
! Burdette.
!
| tertaned the teachers Of the primary de-
partment and the officers of the Sunday school
| Of Park Avenue Congregational church at her
home on Fourth avenue The rooms were
| bright with lilies, palms and umbrella plants
| A progressive game on the years lessons was
all amusing feature OF the evening. Light re-
freshments were served. There were forty
guests. -:..
DR.. and Mrs. David Owen Thomas of Ridge
wood avenue gave dinner Saturday evening.
The centerpiece Easter lilies and white
| tapers were either side. White satin rib
| bons with gold monograms served as place
Icards ..-.
| A. D. Bodfors Of Rock Island, ILL.,, was the
! guest Of honor at a dinner Saturday even
ing, given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Bodfors, lOOl
Fifth street N. Easter lilies, volets and
| smilax were the decorations. The guests were
Professor and Mrs A. D. Bodfors, Axel An
| derson, Hanna Wahlberg and Charles Sven
SON Mr. Bodfors will be the organ soloist
at the Orpheus concert tomorrow evening.
| Zeta Psi fraternity of the university gave
an informal dancing party in Miss Mueller S
! academy Thursday evening. About thlrty-fiVe
| couples We're present.
The wedding Of Miss Edla NJ. Eckman and
Samuel Anderson took place Saturday even
ing at 10 Fifth street n. About nifty guests
witnessed the service, which was read''by
Rev. c. j. Petri. Miss Mabel A. 1\nutson was
maid of honor and wore white French lawn.
Miss Laura Mauer, In yellow moussellpe de
sole and Miss Marie Lack, in green etamlne.
were bridesmaids Arthur H. Moore was best
man and Byron Ferguson and William Weeks
| were ushers.
! Miss Nina V. Crist and Robert l.. Sheldon
were married at the home Of Mrs. r. V. N.
Crist, 90S Eighth avenue Sc, Tuesday even
ing. Miss Helen Hays was the maid OF honor.
The service was read by Rev. Mr.. Avison.
| Mr., and Mrs Sheldon left for a short trip.
| They will be at home at 1929 Second avenue
S after May l.
Personal and Social.
Miss l.. Shea has returned from the east.
Mrs, Helen Firth is home from Chicago.
Mrs. Henry W. Osborn is home from Chi
cago. -: H.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hahn are home from
Florida. -. e.,
George K Belden has returned from an
eastern trip.
Mrs j. j. Gerber is home from visit in
Lansing, Iowa. -i IT, ~
Mrs j. w. Arctander has gone to Europe
for six months. .-....
Mrs Alice NJ. Gould will return from Eu-
rope next month. ~ 49,.
Robert E. Esterly is home from three