The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-02
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FnllharmOnic club and with Mrs. Van YORK
is "a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, About
hfty women, musicians and those Interested
in musical affairs were invited this after
noon from until 4 O'Clock. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs Van YORK received IN the paror, where
great clusters Of spring blossoms, lilies and
TULIPS on. cabinets and tables, made an
attractive decoration. The dining-room was
in red with Basket of tulips in the center
OF the table. The rooms were darkened and
lighted with candles to correspond to the
color. scheme. The assisting women were
Mines. Clarence Strachauer, G. E. Fisher,
W. B. Heath, Charles Chadbourn, George +.
Smith and II. Westin. During the afternoon
Mrs. Van YORK sang a group OF songs in a
most charming fashion.
Mrs. Franklin H. Lewis and Miss Bacon Of
the Hennepin entertained sixty women at
cards this afternoon. The parlor was bright
with American Beauty roses and red flowers
were in the other rooms. The lights were
shaded in red The assisting women We're
Mines. D. w. Lane, I. K Myers Augustus
Millward and T. r. Daniels. Six-hand euchre
was played and the score cards were orna-
mented with the initials of the hostesses in
red. This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and
Miss Bacon will entertain seventy guests
at six-hand euchre They will be assisted
by Messrs and Mines Myers, Lane, H. G.
L.,
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Alice KEEL
ley and James Augustine Egan was quietly
Solemnized this morning in st. Lawrence
church. The service was read by Rev.
FathersG Gents, who Hofficated at the marriage
OF the brides parents. The Sorganist played
the Mendessohn wedding march as the bridal
party entered the church. Little Florence
kasper, the flower girl, wore a pink frock
and Mrs. Frank Regal was the matron Of
honor. The BRIDES gown was Of pale blue
and her flowers were bride roses. Joseph q.
Lahiff was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Egan
| will be. at home after April in Galesburg
| N. D. -
Mrs. F. H. Welcome Of Oak Grove street
will give a dinner this evening to celebrate
| the birthdays of DR.. Welcome and G. H..
Ross. Covers will be laid for ten. The
decorations will be La France roses and
the place cards will be adorned with roses in
water colors.
| Mrs. Luther T. Sowle will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon at her home on
Colfax avenue S.
T Mrs. M. D. Purdy will give small lunch
con Tomorrow afternoon at her home in
| KenWood.
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Miss Mabel HENDERSON of 1s4s Nicollet
avenue will entertain this evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Louise Thompson of Owa-
| tonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahn and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Phelps Harmon gave an Easter
cotillion last evening in Johnson hall. The
/ hall was hung with flags and palms and
ferns with yellow daffodils, to. furnish color.
| banked the stage. The colors, green and
yellow were carried out in all the favors
and appointments. Mrs. Hahn wore a gown
I of green mousseline de sole with yellow flow
! ers, and Mrs. Harmon was in yellow with
green trimmings. ALERT and Perrys or
| chestra played and Mrs. Noble led the CO.
| tillion. An April Fool figure furnished
! amusement and among the favors were coon
babies made from egg shells and dressed in
/ yellow, clothes pin dolls, nests of eggs,
4 punches of violets, opera bags, balloons,
hoops and small toys from the wheel of for
| tune. At supper time the men drew postal
/ cards on which was written invitations which
\ they presented to the lady named. There
were about eighty guests.
| Corporal 3. D.SLuce entertained for Com
pany B, N. G. s, NJ, last evening in the
| armory. Flags decorated the hall and palms
screened the First regiment orchestra which
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bers was danceh and card tables weresa ar
ranged in the club rooms. Light refresh
ments were served Mr.. Luce was assisted
/ in receiving the 400 guests by; group of ma
tional guard officers
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Cargill gave a.sdinner
of twelve covers last evening at their home
| on Portland avenue. The appointments were
I in green and white and tulips and narcissus
! blossoms made a pretty CenterDfece.
Personal and Social.
! Max Sturin is in Omaha for the week.
I Paul Brooks has gone to Pittsburg, Pa
| Arthur Campbell has gone to Princeton.
| j. w. Raymond left for New York last eve
ming.
I Colonel and Mrs A. E. Allen and son will
leave this week for Montana. &
DR.. L. H. Fligman has returned from a
weeks absence from the city.
The IS. s. Euchre Club will meet Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. Jacoby at Hotel Wheeler.
! Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lycan Of Grand Forks,
| Nd, and Mrs. Will Lycan Of Crookston are
in the city.
| An entertainment was given in Florence
| Crittenton Home last evening by Mr.. Norris,
the phrenologst <
| The Silver Grays will give their annual
party this eveningain the hall on Lake street
and Stevens avenue.
! Leotta camp, R. n. of A., will give card
party at the home Of Mrs. Adams, 2525 Grand
avenue S., Friday evening.
| Miss Georgia Lewis of Albert Lea is the
| guest of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. N. d.
Bessesen, 500 Fifteenth avenue Sc.
!, Local union, No. "a, International Brother
hood Electrical Workers of America, will
| give it's second biennial ball tomorrow eve
ming in Masonic Temple.
! Miss Lizzie A.. Stanley is spending her Eas-
ter vacation at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Stanley, 1876 Madison street.
She will return to Staples Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Pearl Balm, accompanied by her
| sister, Mrs. D. M. Weishorn, and her little
daughter, Pearl Bain Who is to be flower girl,
has gone to attend the wedding of Miss In
gals and Mr., Van Patten at Clear. Lake, Wis.
ed by the Royal Ladies' will give the last Of
a series of cinch parties in the hall, Masonic
Temple, to- morrow evening; AS special
feature, Henry s, Payne will give an exhib :
| ton of mind reading and other feats.
Northwestern people at New York hotels
! are as follows: Minneapols-Albert, j. Ro-
senberg; Herald Square, f. H.. Kantrowitz;
| Fifth Avenue ! Miss c. Harrington; Holland,
dere. J. r.. Conway. Fargo, N. D.-Grand,
] N. G. Langdon.
| A party of Minneapolis people left last night
f! for New York to attend the wedding of H. E.
to Miss Anne Martin. which will take place
! on Tuesday in New York. The party included
Mrs. A. r. Rogers and children. Mrs. G. A.
Smith, Miss Myrtle Smith. A. H. Rogers,
| w. D. Desmond was given farewell party
Friday at his home, S297 Columbus avenue.
A pleasant evening was spent with music and
games. The guests were Messrs. and Mines
Stats, Raymond, Desmond, Mrs. Anderson,
I Misses Anna Axt, Maud Leonard, Mayme
Hayes, Carrie Michaelson, Birdie Kimberley,
| Nellie Vickery, Alma Swanson Daisy Hagen,
| NJ. Holmberg, Messrs. Ellers, Manix, Holmes,
| Grade, jackson, Barrett, Krowsky, Carlson,
Looms. Miss Leonard and Percy Cation oil
/ st. Paul were also present. NJ