The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
|lnSociaICircIes
ON SUNDAY MORNING
Social Breakfasts Coming to Be
Popular Informals.
A MINIKAHDA HoUsE-WARMING
The Formal ReOpening of the
Club Will Take Place
.s... on April Is.


lar form Of informal entertainment since ear
ly spring. and groups of friends have been
invited by different women on Lowry Hill to
come over for Waffies or some special pan
cake or hot bread. The breakfasts served
have been very simple, and the wafdes or
buckwheat cakes occupied the chief place in
the menu. Tomorrow there will be any
number Of breakfast parties after the early
service in the Episcopal churches. They will
be of a more elaborate natureSqand the dii-
ferent hostesses have been studying their
cook books for new methods Of preparing
eggs. The shops have been ransacked for
odG little Easter favors and bunnies will
scamper over the table with baskets and
wagons filled with tiny CONNECTIONS. After
breakfast hunt for the gaily colored eggs
which have been hidden all over the house
and out the lawn will occupy the children.
Easter, like the majority of American holt
days, is a family affair, and there will be
reunions in many households, for the young
people are home from school and the out of
town members OF the family make 1t a point
to have their spring visit home fall on
Easter
The Minikahda club will have a housewarm-
ing Tuesday, April 10, when the club will be
reopened A number Of improvements have
been made and the whole place is refresh
ered- About forty players were on the links
yesterday for the opening Of the golf season.
The affair in honor of the reopening will be
informal and the club members will go out
with their guests. The house will be thrown
open and there will be music and flowers
The Dramatic club has increased its mem"
bership until the Century hall is not large
enough to accommodate them ALL and the
next entertainment will be given in the Ly-
ceum theater April %.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Pillsbury,
daughter of Mrs Fred C. Pilsbury, and Har-
old Osgood Ayers, which will take place
Wednesday evening, April %, at $3.50 O'Clock,
will be the most brilliant affair or the month
The service will be followed by large recep-
ton at the Pillsbury residence, on Tenth
street S. Miss Elizabeth Donaldson will be
the maid of honor and the brides only attend
ant A number of school friends Of Miss
Pillsbury will come from the east and will
be the guests Of the Dana girls in town. Miss
McFarln rof Akron, Ohio, came this morning
to remain until after the wedding.
A large group of Minneapolis people will
go to Red Wing Wednesday to be present al
the marriage of Miss Mae Myrtle Baker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth H.. Baker, and
Loren Charles Stevenson of Minneapolis. The
service will be read in the First MethOdls
church and will he followed by reception
| for which fifty invitations were issued. Mrs
H. w. Newcomb of Minneapolis will be the
matron Of honor and little Lucille NeWcom:
will be the flower girl. H. N. Murray OF
Minneapolis will act as best man and the
| ushers will be Mr.. Newcomb, Richard Ben
| ham of minneapolis, Frank W. Putnam anC
Jesse Mcintyre Of Red Wing. MI Steven
| son will bring his bride to Minneapolis tc
! live and they will be at home after May X
| at 1909 Stevens avenue. Miss Baker has been
| the guest of honor at host of pretty aHalrs
| which have been given for her the past week
The wedding of Miss Tabitha Mckeehan
and Rev. Charles Petran will be quiet ar
| fair and will be solemnized thursday aIter'
noon April TO- at 4:30 o'clock, at the nome
| of the brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
! c. H. Petit, Second avenue S. Only
small group Of friends will witness the serv
! ice Mr. Petran is missionary to" Mexico
| and will take his bride to that country to live
{ The wedding Of Miss Minnie Mae Miller
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. Miller, and Ed
gar Hermann Wolff, will take place Monda!
| evening at the new home OF the young couple
| in the Laurel flats. Miss Lorraine Lundpers
! will be maid Of honor and the best man VII
| be the bridegroom twin brother, Alfred Her
mann Wolff Tomorrow Miss Miller and Mr.
| Wolff will give dinner at the West hotel
! Miss Miller has been entertained at severa
| affairs in the past two weeks
! Mrs. Newton Pierson will give tea Tues
| day afternoon at her home on Harmon place
! for Miss Cooley.
| George Beckwith will give dancing part!
| for a group of East Side young people Ell
day evening in Mrs Mobiles hall
The Delta Sigma NJ fraternity of Mime
| apolis Central high school will give Its mrs
annual banquet next Saturday night at tn
Commercial Club in honor OF the estapllsh
| ment of Teta chapter. 20.
| The Junior class of the South Side higl
| school will give a dancing party In Mis-
Mueller's academy, Lyceum theater, trida
evening. 80
The Monday Night club will have It's las
| dancing party OF the season next week
! Mrs Mobiles hall. -
The Wednesday Assembly will give dane
! ing party Wednesday evening in johnson; hal
Mrs. David Fuller of 1923 w Lake stree
| will entertain the Monday Card Club mex
! Monday afternoon from 2 until A:so O'Clock.
, Mrs. Noble will give an Easter party thl
evening in her hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc
The decorations and appointments will be 1
green and white, the Easter colors. -
The children's class of Malcolm's dancin
J academy had an Easter cotillion this after
| noon in Masonic Temple. Dainty Easte
cards, chickens, eggs, rabbits and mower
were the favors. Il
Friday Mr., Malcolm will give white ba
in Masonic Temple, The decorations will
| in white ami the women will wear whit
gowns. -.-- .
Dr. and Mrs. Leo NJ Crafts entertained d
| Crafts Bible class of First Congregations
church last night at their residence. The OF
| casion celebrated the completion Of Dr.. Craft
ten years leadership of the class Mr.. an
| Mrs. j.. NJ, Anderson assisted in receiving an
assisting about the rooms were Misses Nasc
and Burgess. Instrumental music was fu
nshed by Mrs. Carleton and Mrs. Nasor
vocal music, Mrs. McReavy; recitation, Nil
II Harr. Simple guessing contest. turn1she
amusement. The decorations were in gree
and white and refreshments were served
the dining-room.
George W. Porter arrived from Californ
this morning and Mrs. Porter and Mr.. ar
Mrs. W. S.. Mott, who stopped over in Oh
cago, will arrive tomorrow morning. M
Porter brought with him two silver cups VIC
by golf proWess. His friends will not
more surprised to see these evidences of h
canniness with the clubs than Mr.. Porter W;
{ | to win them. At Pasadena he entered pu
| ting contest very reluctantly and en- accou
: of his disparagng remarks about his prove
} | he was placed among the tailenders. Wht
, | he won handily over people confident of the
e ! skill there was the Suspicion abroad that
had put up game on the people. The 9th
v cup was won in golf tournament.