The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-08-22
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Mrs D. L. Robinson of Lake of the Isles
boulevard gave very informal porch thimble
bee this afternoon for a small group of wo-
men of the neighborhood. 1t was given in
honor of Mrs. Fannie Robinson Of Falmouth,
Mass. The porch very cozy in its sum-
merry furnishings and 1t was embellished by |
yellow daisies and asters.
handkerchief shower was given by Miss
Emma Wommer last evening for her sister, |
Miss Clara Wommer, a bride OF next week |
The decorations in the dining-room were car
nations and asters, while large punches OF
golden glow adorned the parlors. The hand
kerchiefs, scattered with pink rosebuds, were
showered from white chiffon parasol which
was afterward won in a guessing contest by
Miss Nellie Blethen, one of Miss Wommer's
bridesmaids. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. John P. Miller nee ReichIhuth, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at luncheon in
honor of her Sunday school class at Trinity
Lutheran church. Mrs. Miller was assisted
by Misses Emma Miller, Minnie Bodamer and
Anna Eichert and covers were laid for TWEEN
ty-fve. The tables were profusely decorated
with American Beauties and foliage, the color
scheme being in red and green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller leave tomorrow morning for the east,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. F. Reichmuth
of St. Paul, whose marriage takes place this
evening.
Miss Marian Ireys will spend the winter in
Europe and last night she, was the guest OF
honor at an informal dancing6party given by
Miss Margaret Kendrick. Golden glow and
pink asters were used for decorations in the
drawing room and Japanese lilies IN the dln-
ing room, where buffet supper was served.
On Wednesday Miss Marion Sewall gave a
luncheon for Miss Ireys at her home IN Iwen-
| ty fourth street. Covers were laid for elgh-
teen and the guests were seated at two tables,
one Of which was decorated with. sweet peas
and the other with nasturtiums. The guests
| were Misses Marian Ireys, Beatrice 1reys'
| Margaret Kendrick, Kate Buchanan Gillette,
Satterlee, Jameson Lyman, Falrch1ld' hatn-
crime Harris, Pauline Stebbins Marian Mar
tin, lisa Conklin, Mary Dunwoody, Ruth Dun
: woody, Louise Hill, Hosmer, Grygla, Hudson
and Healy.
| Mrs. NJ Levinson received informally yes
terday afternoon and evening at her nat IN
the Lenox, as a houseWarmlng. Inc rooms
we're adorned with golden glow, palms and
ferns. The hostess was assisted by misses
| Gittleson, Ettleson, Syracuse, N. y; Causlg,
| CHICAGO and Sulzberger
Mrs. H. J. Hughes, 11o1 E Twenty-second
| street gave a parcel shower TUESDAY AFTER
noon IN honor Of Miss Emily Kidder,r a Sep
| TENDER bride. Covers were lalo LOT t"elye'
and the table was decorated with sweet peas,
the brides chair being marked by bouquet
of peas tied with ribbon.
The marriage of Miss Ella Bishop to Luclen
n waldo took place. Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, MI ana q
Mrs. o. u. Bishop, 1926 Third street ~ Inc
ceremony, read by Rev. Richard Brown, pas
tor Of Fremont Avenue Congregational
church, was witnessed only by, immediate rel
| atives, Misses Bessie Thaxter and Mary Ma
haffy assisted in the dining-room MT. ana
| Mrs Waldo will be at home after Sept. 1 at
3o25 Dupont avenue N.
Miss Georgiana Whitaker and Cyrus O.:
Gibson were married Tuesday afternoon at
the parsonage Of Fremont Avenue Congrega-
] tional church by Rev. Richard Brown. Ihe
,,o,no neonle will 20 to Oklahoma for a. we'd
ding trip and will probably remain there
Mr.. and Mrs Max Keith entertained ABOUT
. dozen friends last evening at their home IN
Mckinley Court.