The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
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Mrs. E. G. Keller and Mrs Charles o. john
son entertained sixty women at cards this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Keller on,
Humboldt avenue S. The decorations were,
all in white yellow and green. Palms and
ferns, with great clusters of white carnations,
were in the parlor, and yellow daffodils fur
nished sunny bits of color in the hall and
library. In the dining room the sideboard
and anantel were banked with sword ferns
aud yellow dafFodils were effective among the
green. Six-hand euchre was played and the
score cards were in yellow and white, with
the initials of the hostesses in green. The
assisting women were Mines. William Gard
ner, Thomas f. Kinney, Perry A. Sharpe and
George A. Chant.
Company B, First regiment, NJ q. S. M,
will give a reception and ball Tuesday eve.
ming. April l, in the armory.
Miss Agnes Craig will entertain informally
Saturday evening at her home. 30S Eighteenth
avenue SE.
Mrs. II. G. Harrison of 1112 Nicollet avenue
entertained the members Of her Bible class in
Hennepin Avenue Sunday school last evening.
Mrs. Harrison was assisted by j. NJ. Martin
and Mrs. G. r. Hammond Miss Bessie Duns-
moor as Juliet and Miss Fannie Passmore
as Romeo gave an amusing presentation Of
the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet"
C. w. Johnson gave an. original poem to the
accompaniment of Griggs Norwegian We'd.
ding March, played by Mrs. E. W. Runyan.;
Miss Alberta Fisher and Colonel Johnson
gave vocal numbers and Miss Charlotte Pass
more and Mrs Mccarthy recited. The game,
''Self-investigation,' was played, and later;
refreshments were served in the dining room.
Yellow daffodils and ferns were the table dec
orations. MINES. George Harrison and H. A.
Butterfeld presided and We're assisted by;
a group Of young women. About 100 guests
were entertained. Mrs Harrison has been
In charge OF the class for twenty years and
the annual gatherings are a pleasant feature
Of the year.
Bishop and Mrs. Isaac w. Joyce and Colonel
and Mrs. Frank NJ Joyce celebrated the joint
anniversary Of their wedding last evening at
the new residence of Bishop Joyce, $40 Grove
land avenue. Covers were laid for sixteen.
The Minerva Literary society gave ban
quet Tuesday evening in the ladies' parlor at
the university for its honored members, the
Misses Theresa Morrison, Jennie McGregor
and Helen Camp, recently elected to Phi Beta
Kappa, and the Misses Alice McGregor. and
Ruby Zehnter, who are on the honor list
The thirty-ive guests included several char
ter members Of the society. >z.s.,@ -
Miss Ivy Wright of 271S Third street N eel
ebrated the anniversary of her birthday Nom
day evening by entertaining group Of friends.
The flags Of Ireland and the United States
were used in the decorations and clusters Of
| flowers were in the dning-room Games were
played and refreshments served.
Mrs. A. w. Benson entertained group Of
twenty women yesterday afternoon at her
| home, 1881 Third street N. Ferns and carna-
! lions formed an attractive decoration through
| the rooms. The. hostess was assisted by Mr..
Holm Dahl and Miss Rosenquist and Mrs.
Nickels gave a. musical program.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stabler Of 1888 Tav-
! lor street ME- gave a theater party Tuesday
evening in honor of their cousin, Miss Mil
| dred Simonton of Sank Center, who is spend