The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-03
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| Mrs. Victor Welch and Miss WEIGH gave
| the last of series Of card parties this after
noon at their home on Seventeenth street
The decorations and appointments were In
pink and green and palms and ferns were
| arranged in the parlors. Six tables of six
hand euchre were played and the score cards
were in pink, with the initial Of the hostess
in green.
| Mrs. Genevieve Greaves gave a charming
luncheon Of ten covers this afternoon at her
A>>aa on Bryant avenue S. Pink carnations
| were used to decorate the table. The affair
| way rs lrst of series Of luncheons which
! Mrs. Greaves will give in the next two
months. She has issued invitations for
musical luncheon for Thursday Feb A. The
\ guest of honor will be Miss Sara Anderson
I Of New York, the soloist at the Philharmonic
/ club concert, who will stay with Mrs. Greaves
! while she is in Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Smith and Miss Wilma Bax-
| ter entertained sixteen young women this aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Smith, on Nine
! teenbh street, in honor of Miss Harriet Plum
| mer. The guests brought pretty gifts made
| of ribbon, with which to shower the bride
| Mrs. Howard A. Turner has issued cards
| for a tea to be given Tuesday afternoon, Feb
| II, at her home on Ridgewood avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Bogart will entertain
at six-hand euchre Tuesday evening, Feb. H.
at the Berkeley hotel
Saturday evening Mr.. and J. r. Garland and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D.. Shearer will give dan
cling party in Johnson hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. La Croix of 74s Eight
eenth street, will entertain twelve guests at
| 1IIp1 Nrolro
Miss Harriet Wagner will entertain at cards
| tomorrow evening for Miss Carol Weston of
| Plttsfleld, Mass, the guest Of Miss Alma
| Hoegh. This evening Miss Hoegh will enter
| tain for Miss Weston at the Minikahda club.
! The Delta Delta Delta fraternity will give
a dancing party tomorrow evening at the
Holmes hotel.
| Two announcements were mixed in the. SAT-
urday social column. 1t is Mrs. c. E. Dick
! 1nson, and Miss Dickinson, who will en-
| tertain at cards tomorrow and Wednesday
| afternoons, instead of Mr. and Mrs H. G..
Fertig. Mr.. and Mrs. Fertig gave a dinner
Saturday evening, but they will not enter
| tain this week. ....
The I'm Zoo Wee club, one of the most
popular Of dancing clubs for several winters
! has been reorganzed and will give its sec
ond dance Of the year Thursday evening.
| The thirty members include nearly all Of the
men who formerly b. longed to the club and
| the parties in johnson hall once month will
| be delightful affairs.
! The Deutscher Frauen club cleared about
! $500 for it's charity work through the ball
which was given last week in Masonic Tenn
| pie.
Nre M how
| engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen
| Elsie Sheen, and Frederick Brantley Hank
! inson: The wedding will take place this
| month.
| Miss Proctor of Third avenue S entertained
| the Cook-Bacon wedding party of St. Paul
| last evening at dinner. Covers were laid for
twelve and the table decorations were in pink.
The place cards were suggestive of the oc-
caslon. Those present were Misses Ellen
Cook and Margaret Merrck of St. Paul, Hem
| mick Of Pittsburg, Stewart of Spokane Falls,
| Brooke OF Marshalltown, Messrs. Bacon, Cecil
| Bacon OF Seattle, Brooke Cook and Kendrck
Miss Fish gave dinner for Miss Cook and
| Mr.. Bacon last week. o.
Saturday evening Kappa Sigma fraternity
| entertained at the chapter house for Miss
Mansfield of Mankato, Miss Gilmore, and the
! alumni members OF the fraternity who were
and palms furnished charming decoration.
Messrs. and Mines. Alexander Hughes and II.
P. Goodenough chaperoned the young people.
W. w. Taylor, Clay Kelly, William Morris,
Frank Alcott and E. A. Ecklund were the
alumni guests of honor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bronson gave dinner
Of fourteen covers Saturday evening at the
West Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Walter w. Heffel-
finger were the guests of honor and pink
carnations decked tue table. .... .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale gave dinner
at the Minneapolis club Friday evening in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson Of
Mankato. The table decorations were in green
and white and after dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
and their guests attended the junior ball.
Friday evening Miss Putnam entertained at
the home of Miss Morrison in honor of the
! anniversary of her birthday. There were ten
guests and the rooms were bright with car
nations and roses. ....-s ...-- .-.
Miss Gertrude Rhoemer of 1902 Hennepin
avenue entertained twelve guests informally
Friday evening in honor Of her birthday an
lversary.