The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
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A CHARMING TEA
BY Mrs. Howard A. Turner at Her
Ridgewood Avenue Homo.
A SUPPER FOR THIS EVENING
A SUPPER FOR THIS EVENING
Will he Given the Assisting Women
MRS. Lipplncott Entertains
at Cards.

Mrs. Howard A. Turner gave charming
tea this afternoon at her home on RidgeWood
avenue. About 100 invitations had been Is
sued and the hours We're from until IS
o'clock. The hall was hung with southern
| smilax and the trailing vines formed green
| nook in which the frappe table was placed.
In the parlors Easter lilies and palms were
attractively grouped and yellow tulips FUR
nished sunny bits Of color in the library. The
dining-room was all in pink with great
cluster OF tulips in a cut glass vase I'm the
center OF the table and pink shaded candles
in silver candelabra on the four corners
Smilax and ferns added to the pretty effect
Mrs. Turner received alone and assisting
| through the rooms were Mines. l.. T. 7Sowlc,
Stephen Hall, Alvin H. Poehler, Emerson
Cole and Miss Cora Armstrong. Mines. Frank
Larrabee and F. B. Dodge presided in the
dining-room and Mines Florence Akeley,
Randall and Marguerite Gray served frappe.
The group Of assisting women will be en-
! tertained at supper this evening.
Mrs. Lillian Lippincott entertained fifty
| women at cards this afternoon at her home on
Fourth avenue S. The decorations and APP
pointments were in red and the lights were
shaded in that color Carnations were used
through the rooms. Six-hand euchre was
played and the prizes were in the hostesses'
dainty handwork. Mrs. Thomas Partridge and
Mrs. c. W. Davidson assisted Mrs. Lippin-
colt.
twelve covers this afternoon at her home on
Tenth street S. The decorations were in
yellow and green and daffodils were used.
Mrs. j. D. McArdle will entertain forty
women at cards Friday afternoon at her home
on Second avenue s. She will entertain the
assisting women and their husbands at din,
ner in the evening.
|. Frank Campbell of 1921 Aldrich avenue S
gave dinner last evening for Edgar R. Brad
ley, formerly of Minneapolis, but now of
Fargo, N. D. Mr.. Campbell will be best
man at the marriage of Mr.. Bradley and
Miss Grace Enos which will take place to-
morrow at the home Of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Mary l.. Enos, in Brookings, S. D. Miss
Mary Millet of Rochester, Mimi, will be the
maid of honor This evening dinner will
be given for the bridal couple in Bookings
Miss Enos has been a teacher in the Gar
field school and has many friends in Mime
apolis.
Miss Ora Clark of SOB Seventh street So
entertained a group Of guests Saturday eve-
ming in honor of the sixteenth anniversary
OF her birthday. Games were played and
prizes were won by Miss Efie Morrisey, and
Frank Feeney. Light refreshments were
served. a.....
Saturday evening Miss Adde Blodgett en-
tertained at her home, 1870 Yale place., Rich
ard Owsley gave readings from SHAKESPEARE
and other members Of the party contributed
to the entertainment. Mr. Bruederly played
for dancing and supper was served at Il
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Kahala entertained
a group Of St. Paul friends at dinner Sun.
day evening. Covers were laid for eight
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Weinberg Of 1915 Wash
lngton avenue N have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Sophia
weinberg and Or. George J. Gordon, which
will take Mace e