The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-07
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The largest affair of the afternoon was the,
cepticn given by Mmes. Charles HI Robin.
son, w. S. Jenkins Adeline5 Barber and Miss
Robinson at their home on Portland avenue.
| About 500 women had been invited in two
groups from until and until 6 O'clock.
I The rooms We're handsomely decorated ana
/ smilaX wreathed the doorwaYs and cllandel-
| iers. In the reception room Easter lilies were
among the palms and dainty pink azalias
were in the parlor The tearoom, which is
| furnished III oriental fashion, was bright with
| sunny jonquils placed in quaint bamboo hold
ers. In .the diningroom a great basket of
prosperity carnations was in the center of the
table and a bow of tule was tied to the
| handle. Pink shaded tapers were placed
through the room and under the big stained
glass window was tall bank Of palms.
Mines. j. NJ. Robinson, o. A. Pray, T. j.
Smith, S. p Swift and Dewitt Clinton as
| sisted through the rooms, and Mines. Frank
Commons, Edward w. Backus, H. NJ Smith
and Richard Paul alternated in the dining
room They were assisted by group Of
young girls, Misses Mabel Stevenson, Flor
/ ence Johnson, Efie Hughes and McIyor. Mrs.
w. P. Stone, Miss Florence Akeley and her
| cousin. Miss Randall, of Watervlle, VT, were
at the frappe table, and Mines. Rena Merrick.
Samuel Morse and Miss Soule were in the
| tearoom
| The assisting women will be entertained at
buffet supper this evening and later q
| group Of guests has been invited for cards.
Six-hand euchre will be played at eight.
tables
Mrs. Carleton L. Wallace entertained forty
women at cards this afternoon at her home
| in Kenwood. A color scheme OF pink and
green was carried out in the decorations Of
1 the parlors and profusion of early aspring
flowers, tulips and hyacinths were used with
! ferns and palms. The dining room was in
| red and roses and carnations furnished the
brighter color. Mrs. Wallace was assisted
by Mines. John S. McLain, Arthur Hoppock,
J. K. Wetherby and H. B. Merrick Miss
! Spicer of Willmar presided at the punch bowl
which was arranged in the dining rooom.
Six-hand euchre was played and the score
| cards represented Brownies on hearts, clubs,
spades and diamonds.
| This evening Mr.. and Mrs Wallace will en-
| terrain second group Of guests at cards.
| They will be- assisted by Messrs.. and Mines.
Frank B. Crowell John L.. Smith and Benja-
mine R. Coppage.
Mines. Frank G.. Ball, W. o. Falk and r.
M. Hicks gave card party this afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. Ball on Clinton avenue.
Mines. w. H. Manley and D. D. Emery as
sisted the hostesses. The decorations were in
red and white and carnations and narcissus
blossoms furnished the desired colors and
were charmingly effective against, the ferns
and palms. Six-hand euchre was played and
there were sixty guests.
Mrs Leonard Kimball OF Girard avenue s
had group Of women for cards this after
noon. Carnations and roses were used with
| the palms through the rooms and the appoint
ments were all in pink and red. Six-hand
euchre was played and the score cards were
dainty Gibson girls. About sixty women wers
present. t9%
Miss Bessie Cook gave luncheon Of eight
covers yesterday afternoon at her home in
Sunnyside. The guest Of honor was Miss Cert.
rude Sherman, whose marriage to Roy
|, Cleaveand will be an event of the late spring
and the affair was arranged as surprise fol
her. The parlors and reception hall was
decorated with a wealth of red and white
carnations, intermingled with southern SIMILAR
and palms. In the dining-roocm the colol
scheme was In pink and white. A shower
bouquet of bride roses and southern SIMILAR
tied with white satin ribbon. was at Mis-:
Sherman's place. The guests tied com
, forter for the bride-elect and a guessing con
, test, 1.-THE Musical Romance furnished ad
ditional amusement
The Neighborhood Dancing club gave
special party last night at Mrs. Mobiles hall
each member inviting a guest. About fifty
|
, new dances played by Miss Dayton. Medley!
are popular feature of the programs Of thi
club; in these all of the dances now know
in society circles follow each other in rapit
succession, with change of partners To-
each Late in the evening refreshments wer,
served. The, members almost all resi-
, dents Of Southeast Minneapolis, and the presi
dent is R. L. Penney.
Mrs. Mary L. Enos of Bookings. S. D.
has issued invitations for the marriage Of he
daughter, Miss Grace Enos, and Edgar RALPH
Bradley of Minneapolis, which will TAX
place next Wednesday evening at her hom
in Brookings. e5&
!, The wedding Of Miss Grace Christie an,
George Robertson is announced to take plac
at the home of the bride, 1903 Clinton avenu
S, Tuesday, March 49,
Mrs. William p Washburn- and Mrs Harr.
x. stahl have issued cards for reception t
be given Wednesday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. Washburn, 319 Fifth street Sc
Mrs. Emma Crosby will entertain at lunch
con Tuesday afternoon at her home on Tent
: street 8.
Mrs. H. L. Hoskinson will give Chart
card party Monday afternoon at her home
= 1886 Chicago avenue, for the Visiting Nurses
Association.
: The different groups of the University Wo
i mans League will be entertained tomorrow
afternoon. There are twenty-three groups thi
year and the members number 49,
i; A group of Minneapolis people, Messrs. an
Mines. Thomas Wander Horck. B. Hankinso
: and Van 1Stonwer, went to st. Paul last eve
J ming to attend the marriage of Mrs. Emma S
/; Lyons and H. Burton Strait of MINNEAPOLIS