The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-13
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HIGH 1 G TEA i. IN ST. ). PAUL Al |
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Mrs. c. A. Severance Entertains in
Honor of Mrs. G. H. Partridge
and Miss Severance.
Mrs. Theodore Hays Is Hostess at a
Large Afternoon Card
Party.

Mrs. G.. A. Severance gave high tea this
afternoon at the Aberdeen in st. Paul for
Mrs. George Partridge of Minneapolis and
Miss Carrie Severance; The forty guests
included a number from Minneapolis and
other cities and w. H. Crane the actor,
was also present. Palms and pink clrys-
anthemums furnished an attractive dec
Grafton through the rooms .~' ~ , T.
Minneapolis people will be interested in
the announcement of the engagement of
Miss Carrie Severance and William How
ard of New York which was recently
made. Miss Severance is d sister Of c..
A. Severance and formerly resided in Min
neapolis. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mrs. Theodore Hays entertained fifty
women at cards this Afternoon at her home
on Bedford avenue. Six hand euchre was
played in the large card room on the sec
ond floor. White and yellow chrySantlle
NUNS, American Beauty and pink roses
were placed In clusters through the rooms.
Light refreshments were served from the
small tables after the games. Mrs. Hays
assisted by six young women, Misses
Davis, Lizzie Hays, Eta Couch, Gertrude
Satterlee and Margaret Breslauer.
Mrs. c.. G. Weber of Clifton avenue save
a luncheon this afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss 1<eator of Rock Island, III.
Covers were laid for twelve and the guests
were group of the younger women.
Mrs. Thomas Edward Cootey entertained
a second group of guests at cards this af-
ternoOn at her home on Aldrich avenue S.
The university young people are very
much interested in party which the
physical culture department is planning to
give The May party which the same de-
NO. ~fr 1nv,f In to-,
one of the pretty affairs of the university
season and there Is much anticipation in
regard to this second function. It has
been annuonCed as a hunters party and
will be given in the armory Dec. ~. The
decorations will be very elaborate and
will rival those of the Junior ball or senior
promenade. Dancing will be preceded by a
short program Of fancy marches by the ad-
vanced classes, fancy dances by group of
young men and women and Mrs. H. Lewis
Belknap will sing. The young people who
take part will be in hunting costumes of
red and white. The affair is given to raise
funds with which to put shower baths in
the physical culture rooms and the men,
bers or the class are determined that it
shan De a success, socially and artistically.
A group Of well known women are also
interested and will act as patronesses.
invitations have been received in Min
neapol1s for the marriage Of Miss Daisfe
Belle. Snyder, daughter Of Mrs. Mary A:
SNYDER, and Alfred Thomas Kenyon,
which will take place at 425 Fifteenth
avenue N, Seattle, WASH, Tuesday even
ing, Nov rs. Mr.. Kenyon is the son of
Mr. and ,Mrs.'A. H. Kenyon of Minneapolis
and was resident of the city until within
a year.
Mrs. Sumner Lewis will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon, Nov. 81, at her
home on Colfax avenue S.
Mrs. L. 3. Allen will give. 2 dinner of