The Minneapolis journal., 1902-11-20

Thomas X. Baker, E. NJ. Goldsbury, Misses
Jessie eBntcn and Irene Dean. A string
orchestra played a delightful program as
the guests came and went. Clusters OF
flowers, white chrysanthemums In the
drawing room and red carnations In the
library, made an attractive decoration ana
the lights were shaded in red. A low
basket of white chrysanthemums was IN
the center of the table in the dining
room and red tapers in silver candalebra
were on either SIDE
Mrs T. e. Burt, of Harriet avenue enter
tained at cards this afternoon. Seven ia
bles of sx-hand euchre were played. Mrs.
Burt was assisted by Mines. John F. CAL
houn. II. G. Fertig. NJ W. Savage and
G.. w. Hall. The rooms were decorated
with clusters of flowers arranged in vases
and bowls.
Mrs Charles S. Wagner and Mrs. AL
fred J. Wagner entertained a second group
of women at cards this afternoon at the
home of the former on E Seventeenth
street. About fifty guests were present
and siX-hand euChre was played.
Miss Stong entertained a group of young
women very informally this afternoon at
her home on Colfax avenue S.
Twenty-seventh street, will celebrate the
thrtieth anniversary of their marriage on
Thanksgiving Day by giving large re-
ception. The hours will be from until
and until 10 o'clock. and the married
people have been invited in the afternoon
and the young people In the evening.
There will be a number of ut-of-town
people present Mr. Warner was deputy
secretary Of state for Iowa at the time
of his marriage. The next Thanksgiving
Mrs Warner entertained all Of the state
officers and their wives at dinner and as
many as can come will be at this second
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey r. Lamb will
give a. dinner Of twenty-five covers Mon
day evening, Dec. 8. at their home on
Clifton avenue for Miss Louise Heffel-
finger and James F. Bell and the members
of their bridal party.
Mines. James Pye, A. Sanborn, John A.
Harris and Augustin Thompson will
give a reception Tuesday afternoon from
3 until 6 o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Eye
on Sixth street Sc, for Mrs. William
Hartley.
Miss Edna Glover will entertain Monday
evening at her home on Colfax avenue S
for Miss Eva Halderman, whose marriage
to Frederic Glover will take place
Wednesday evening.
This evening Mrs. Danforth Dickinson
will give linen shower at her apart
ments in the Normandie for Mrs. Deem
Stafford, bride Of next week.
The Root residence on Oak Grove street
was the scene of a pretty wedding last
evening when Mr.. Roots niece, Miss Lu-
cile E.sroad, daughter Of Mrs. Marion
Root Elsroad, and Frank Lynn Coe, were
married. About 100 guests were present
and the service was read by Rev. F. H.
Cooper. The decorations were beautiful
and the chosen colors for the drawing
room, green and white, were carried out
with profusion Of palms, southern
smilax, chrysanthemums and roses. The
trailing vines wreathed the doorways and
arches and the mantel was a tangle of
green, among which shaggy chrysanthe-
NUNS were resplendent. In the music
room were Meteor roses, and red chry
| santhemums were in the library with
sword ferns. In the dining-room white
aud green were also used. Roses were on
the table and sideboard and the conserva-
| tory, which opens from the dining room