The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
Jan E. 5. RECEPTION
Given by Mrs. ]. S. Todd at Her
Home.
FLOWERS USED IN PROPULSION
Hours of Two and Six p. m.
Personal and Social.

About 800 Friends Call Between tn,
Hours of Two and Six p. m.
| Personal and Social.
Mrs. j. S. Todd gave large reception Thu
| afternoon at her home on the East Side
| entertaining about 300 women from until
CLOCK. Flowers were used in profusiol
| through the rooms and palms and fern:
| made an effective background for the fragran
blossoms. The mantels were banked with
green and smilax wreathed the chandeliers
Daffodils furnished bright bits Of color in the
hall and red carnations were in the library
and den. The parlor was in pink with car.
nations. In the dining-room a great 4clustel
of pink roses was in the center Of the table
which was lighted with pink tapers in silver
| Candelabra. The ices and; CONNECTIONS aided
in carrying out a color scheme OF pink and
green. Mrs M. K. Mnton Of WilImar, Mimi.
received with Mrs. Todd, and assisting
through the rooms and alternating in the
dining-room We're Mines Henry Higgins
Charles Copelin, Charles Westler, A. A. Wy
man, Hirman Smith, j.. K. Ludwig, Fred
Armstrong and Henry Seeley. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd will give dinner for the
assisting women who will be joined by their
husbands. Covers will be laid for, eighteen.
Mrs. Victor Welch and Miss WEIGH enter
tanned forty women at six-hand euchre this
afternoon at their home on w Seventeenth
street: 1t was a pink and green affair and
carnations and palms were used. through the
rooms with charming effect. The lights were
shaded in pink and the score cards were in
the same color1wit the initial in gold. Prizes
OF silver rewarded the successful players. The
assisting women were Mrs. George X. Shaw
and Miss Beulah Gilman. Monday afternoon
MRS. WEIGH and Miss Welch will entertain at
a second card party. = (, H. 81.
Miss ]. Mae Kendall entertained from 3
until 5 o'clock this afternoon at her home on
Harriet boulevard in honor Of Mrs. Alice
F. Rollins The guests were the teachers
Of the Sheridan school and a guessing con-
test furnished amusement. Light refresh
'ments were served. Misses Owen and Smith
red Miss Kendall was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. H. N. Kendall. Miss Favil1e land Miss
Douglas. There were twenty -four guests.
Miss Bachelor entertained inform ally This
afternoon at her home on Oakland avenue
for Miss Harriet Plummer, a bride of the
month. About sixteen young women, friend
Of Miss Plummer, were entertained and the
afternoon was spent in informal sociability
Mrs. Jacob stoft gave a luncheon of four
teen covers this afternoon at her home on
Chicago avenue. The decorations and ap-
pointlnents we're in pink. The affair was one
of series which Mrs. Stoft will give in the
next few weeks
Mrs. Robert B. Clifford and Mrs. c.. c. Lee
land have issued invitations for two card par
ties next week. Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons, to be given at the home of Mrs
Clifford, 2S01 Dupont avenue S.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fertig of Zoos Adrich
will give two card parties next week, Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons. Mr.. and Mrs
Dickinson and Miss Dickinson will entertain
at musicale Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Chase will celebrate
the fftieth anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday evening by entertaining a group
of guests. -
Bishop and Mrs. s. c.. Edsall will be the
guests Of honor Tuesday evening at a receD-
ton to be given in the guild house of St.
Paul's Episcopal church. St. Paul, by the YES
trymen and wardens Of the church.
ing party Wednesday evening at their home
On Pillsbury avenue, for Miss Eta Hone of
valley City, N. D., who is their guest
Mrs. Leonard Kimball will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon at her home on Gfra ri
avenue S.
Mrs. Lillian Lppincott of Fourth avenue
Will entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon
Feb. IL.
Monday evening Miss Martin of 2213 Fifth
avenue will give a card party for Mrs
huykendall Of Cumberland, Nd
Tomorrow evening Miss Proctor will an.
teftaln informally for the Bacon Cook bril a.
party OF st. Faul, at her home on Third ave.
nue. S.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G.. Ferti gof zoos Aldrich
avenue S will give dinner this evening. Yes
tefday afternoon Mrs. Fertig gave luncheon
Vi twelve covers. American Beauty roses
decked the tables and pink roses and azalea,
were IN the parlors. The den was bright
with red tulips ...' '~
Alfred Morse Of Maine, who is the guest O.
his brother; Samuel Morse, will recite at RI.
CHARITY card party to be given Wedre sday af
ternoon in Johnson hall under the direction
OF MIS-. J.. NJ: Robinson. This party is giver
IN behalf Of, poor family and promises r
company I will give, its annual ball il
Masonic Temple Monday evening. It is az.
pected that Governor Van SAINT will ybe nres
ent and members Of his staff and prCminen,
omcers CT the national guard Of the state will
attend IN full dress uniforms It will be
dlstlnctly a military ball and the decorations
VIII be OF q patriotic nature.
The seniors of the South high school viii
give dancing party Tuesday evening. Feb
II, at Miss Mrellers hall. The taneements
are oelng' made by Joe Hedding
Mrs. Frank Larrabee gave a second bn ffoi
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her home or
GroVeland avenue. Pink carnations and ferns
formed charming centerpece in the dining
room and profuson Of flowers brighten ed
the oEher apartments. About 125 women ware
PfesenI and the hostess was assisted by Mines
FRANK. snyder Charles Fowler, dwight FIip-
pee, Lun1an T. Pryor., j. A: 0'Brien, James
Quirk, and Misses Snyder and Quirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Skies gave a. dinnar
last evening at their Clifton avenue residence:
covers were laid for ten and during the eve
nlng games furnished diversion.
Last evening the senior class Of the North
high school gave delightful dancing marty i,
Johnson hall. Flags and bunting rmins,ad
with the class ,colorst in the decorations and
tn estage was banked with palms ana fo,;s
a Manly Man.