The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-17
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GREEN and SNAKES
Used in Decorations at St. Patrick's
Day Card Party
GIVEN BY MRS. o. H. CLEMENTS
aAnes. L' II. Ireland and Arthur Ste
VEINS Entertain at u Thin
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MRS. o. Fl. Clements Of Stevens avenue en-
tertained at cards this afternoon. In memory
OF st. Patrick the decorations were in green
and white and shamrocks and snakes were
used. Sixhand euchre was played at seven
tables. Mrs. Clements was assisted by her
sister, Miss Bill, Of Prescott. Wis, and Mrs.
b. N. Smith.
Mrs. Louis e. Ireland and Mrs. Arthur
stevens entertained twenty young women at
thimble bee this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ireland on Spruce place The guest Of
honor was Mrs. Edwin Thayer of Boston.
Irish stories were amusing feature of the
afternoon and the decorations and appoint
ments were suggestive of the day. In the
dining-room green tapers in silver candeebra
and shamrocks furnished charming decora-
ton. q
Friday afternoon Miss Pauline Gordon gave
an informal affair for Mrs. Thayer. Il
Miss Jessie Davidson of the Cordova gave
an Informal luncheon this afternoon for
Misses Blossom and Vera White. This even
ing Mrs. Dwight Holcomb will entertain at
cards at the Wheeler for the Misses White,
who have come from Mankato to be her
guests for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hill have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Hill, and Arson McCook
Beard, of New York, which will take place
Wednesday. April 2, at high noon, at the
Hill residence in st. Paul. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth H. Baker have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
Ter, Miss Myrtle Baker, and Loren Charles
Stevenson, which will take place Wednes-
day evening, April 2, il the First Methodist
church of Red Wing. Mr. Stevenson is a
hlnneaDOiiS W ntaHf fortu
hrst district In the legislature. He will bring
his bride to Minneapolis to live and they
Will reside at 1409 Stevens avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Remnant have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter
Miss Grace Tenant, and Charles Edward
Adams OF Duluth. The wedding will take
place in May. Miss Clough will give a tea
for Miss Tenant Saturday afternoon.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Sylvia Bunker daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Stephen Bu1lSer, and William Hammer
lohr, and the wedding will take, place in
April. Friday evening a theater party was
given at the Metropolitan for Miss Bunker
and Mr. Kammerlohr. Supper was served
after the play. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleck, Misses Bunker, Void. Whalen, Hen
derson and Youngren, and Messrs. Frank and
Will Rammerlohr Aurum, Holden and Moore.
Saturday evening MIR. and Mrs. Frank Petit
entertained forty guests at cards at their
apartments in the West Hotel.
Inc nigh school dancing club that has been
meeting Saturday nights in the hall on
TWenty-fourth street and Fifth avenue S, the
Jolly Students, had it's closing party Saturday
evening. 1t was a dirnity affair and many
dainty and beautiful gowns were worn. A
ribbon german was danced, the souvenirs be-
mo hoy, i,,4o a -
Mrs. W. Fl. Malcolm, who have directed the
parties. were presented with a handsomely
illustrated book, Of poems, Shadows of the
Trees" by Robert Burns Wilson. -.
An Informal party was given Saturday even
Ing by the Misses Johnson OF Tenth street S.
in honor Of Mrs. c. O. Paqun and Miss Pa
Quin, who leave this week for the Big Forks
country. Various guessing contests and a
verse making contest furnished amusement.
Mrs. Harry E. Pence gave a luncheon
Thursday afternoon for two visiting girls
Miss Campbell of Milwaukee, the guest of
Mrs. G. P. Hardin, and Miss Josephine Har-
din, who is visiting Mrs. Walter Wilmot
Euchre was played after luncheon and there
were twenty guests. "
Mrs. MacCall and daughter, Mrs Bowen.
entertained Thursday afternoon at her home
7l5 Huron street Sc, for Mrs Altman, who
leaves shortly to make her home in Seattle.
Covers were laid for ten aud the guests were
Mines. Altman, Vonvig, Hanson, Sheffield,
Fearow. Weaver, Smith, Johnson and Miss
Anderson. '" -
Miss Mathilda Johnson and George D.
White Of Bemidji, Mimi, were married
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sjostrand
101 Nineteenth avenue s. The service was
read by Rev F, E. Higgins Of Bemidji and
was witnessed by twenty-five relatives and
friends. Miss Gertrude Anderson was maid
OF honor and ]. E. Johnson best man. The
rooms were bright with smilax and flowers.
E. NJ. Mortimer, master mechanic of the
Great Northern road, has been in the hospital
at st. Cloud for several months as the re-
suit OF an accident. He has fully recovered
and returned to his home 2104 Western ave-
nue., last week. On Friday night he was
pleasantly surprised by about fifty Of his
neighbors who came in to celebrate his birth
day and his return at the same time
Personal and Social.