The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-05
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A LARGE c. RECEPTION c:
Given by Mrs. C. c, Wyman at
- Her Home, Dupont Ave.
DANCING PARTY THIS EVENING
Women Is Entertained at Whist by
Mrs. Robert b. Clifford and Mrs.
Charles G. Leland.

b.. MIS-. ,Cnandlec y. :Wyman gave a. large re-
ception this afternoon at her home on Du-
pont avenue S. The decofations were charm
ing. The ,doorways and arches were wreathed
with southern smilax while palms and ferns
banked the mantels and were grouped inS the
hall. White azaleas were used effectively
against the red furnishings Of the reception
room and tail Easter lilies were on either
side of the mirror. In the drawing room red
azaleas were placed in the green tangle on
the mantel and yellow daffodils were in the
library: where coffee was served from an
oriental corner The dining-room was in
pink and the table was almost hidden by the
azaleas$ and ferns. Pink shaded tapers in sill
yer candelabra were on the sideboard among
the bank Of bridesmaid roses. The lights
were shaded to harmonic with the color
scheme in each room and quaint lanterns
were hung here and there. Mrs. James T.
Wyman received with Mrs. Wyman, and ass
sitting through the rooms were MINES. Adel-
bert a. Wyman, Joseph H. Martin, John L..
Tracy N. H. Chase, C. W. Hall. and W. W.
Sykes. The Misses Alice sWyn1an and Isabel
Pray poured coffee. "A mandolin orchestra
played a delightful program during the. after
noon. The guests had been invited In two
groups, from q until and until O'Clock,
and several hundred women called.
This evening. Mr.. and4'Mra: Wyman will
entertain if1guests at dancing party.
Mrs. Robert B.. Clifford and Mrs. Charles
C. Leland entertained a group Of women al
whist this afternoon at the home, of Mrs.
Clifford on Dupont avenue S.. Red azaleas
and carnations were used in the decoration
of the rooms. Mrs. NJ T. Lee assisted the
hostesses.
IA pleasant affair of the day WAS. the card
party given in johnson hall by MINES. J. M
Robinson, o. "A. Pray, G. W. Sexton, John
Edwards, De Witt Clinton. Samuel Morris
and Addie r. Barber. It was charity affair
given to raise funds to assist a poor and de-
serving family and large number of women
were present. six-hand euchre was played
and group Of young girls assisted in punch
ing and looking after scores. During the
afternoon Alfred Morse of Maine gave sew
eral delightful readings. q, #=
Mrs Charles E. Dickinson and. Miss Ethel
Dickinson gave a second card party this after
noon at their home Ninth street S. Six
hand euchre was played at seven tables. Mrs
H. Wells Bogart and Miss Pelletier of st. Pau
were the, assisting women. ~
The marriage of Mrs. Mary D. Hanson
and Robert F. Tompkins of Rhinelander, Wis,
was quietly solemnized this afternoon at the
Holmes Hotel. Rev. c.. L. Coons of Rice
Lake, Wis, read the service in the presence
of only the immediate members of the fam
lily. There were no attendants and the
bride wore a gown of violet venetian cloth
trimmed with batiste embroidery and vel
vet. Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins will leave
this evening for Rhinelander where they will
be at home after March IS. Fred Temp.
kins, Rice Lake, brother of the bridegroom,
was among the guests
Invitations have been issued by Mrs Elmer
son Cole and Mrs. Alvin Henry Poehler for a
reception to be given Monday afternoon, Feb.
10, at the residence of Mrs. Poehler, 252 w
Franklin avenue.
Mrs. Ruth Thayer Burnham will receive
tomorrow afternoon at the home of her
brother, Wilbur F. Thayer, sOs Mt Curve
avenue. No cards have been issued and Mrs
Burnham and Mrs. Thayer will be at home
informally. Mrs. Burnham will leave Friday
evening for st. Louis to fill an engagement.
Tuesday evening Phi Sigma Phi fraternity
Of the Central high school will give dane
ing party at the Minikahda club.
Rey. and Mrs. Irving P. johnson enter
tain the members of the Glorious of the
twin cities and their wives Monday in
Knickerbocker hall. -
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Scheldrup Of 622 Z
Sixteenth street gave progressive whis,
party Monday; evening, entertaining about
forty guests. Prizes were won by Mrs j.
Linquist, Mrs. j. Robetshek, william F.
Chadwick ana Professor TAFT.
"A delightful dancing party was sgiven las
evening. in the Holmes Hotel by the activ,
chapter4of Delta Delta Delta fraternity. Th,
decorations were in the fraternity colors
yellow, silver and blue. DR. and Mrs Chas
Erdman, Messrs. and Mines. Lee Gallowa,
and Bernard Leubner were the chaperones