The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-29

MIS-. Frank ID. Larrabee of GrOVeland ave-
nue. entertained 125 women at buffet lunch
con this afternoon. The rooms were bright
with a profusion of flowers and the nantels
were banked with palms and ferns. Pink
roses were in the drawing room and lilies of
the valley furnished a charming decoration
IN the reception room. The oriental room
was bright with sunny tulips, while the din
mg-room was in pink A handsome EN-
broldered tea cloth was spread on the polished
tao!e ana IN the center was a great cluster
or prosperity carnations, something new IN
the floral world. string orchestra played
program OF music as the guests came and
went. Mrs Larrabee received alone, and
assisting through the rooms were Mines.
James Qurk, Frak Snyder, Charles Fowler,
Luman C: Pryor, Dwight Higbee, j. A.
O'Brien, the Misses Nellie Quirk and Ethe]
Snyder. Friday Mrs Larrabee will give .
second, luncheon. On Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Larrabee gave dinner Of twelve
covers.
Mrs. Charles "A. Tuller and Mrs. Frederick
Fayam entertained second group Of women
at cards this afternoon at the home of Mrs
fuller on Girard avenue S. ix-hand2 euchre
was played at seven tables and the score
cards represented scarlet peoples in water
COLOR Mrs. fuller and Mrs ,Fayrarn were
assisted by Mines Charles A. Nimocks,
Charles Sowle and Miss Grace Thomas
pleasant affair of last evening was the
theater party given in St. Paul by Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Crane The guests of honor
We're Mrs. George McGill Of Chicago. who is
the guest of Mrs. Frederick Mcclellan; Mrs.
frederick Kent Of Chicago and Mrs David
kuykendall of Cumberland Nd, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shattuck After
the play, supper was served at the CONNER
cial club in Minneapolis and covers were
laid for 49,
Yesterday afternoon Miss Gertrude Fox
gave luncheon of twelve covers for Mines.
McGil. kuykendall and Kent Monday eve
! ming Mrs Kent gave an informal dancing
party at the Shattuck residence, and last
week Mrs w. 70. Baird gave luncheon.
several other affairs have been given for
them, but they have been of an informal ma
ture. The visiting women will leave the last
OF the week Tor home.
The junior ball promises to be a rallying-
place for the alumni as we'll as the active
students Friday evening. Guests are coming
from Chicago and from many towns throug III
the state. while st. Paul will be we'll repre-
sented. number of parties are being formed
TO take balcony view of the brilliant affair.
ana the demand for reserved seats which are
on sale at the Metropolitan Music store has
been very large. 1t was decided Yesterday
that a portion of the decorations would be
H.
Grafton of Womens clubs The centerniece
will have to be removed to make room. for
the tables, but the beautiful pink and white
canopy will remain
An interesting affair Of this evening will
ne the can Whlch VIII be given to open the
fair which the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
will hold in the Richmond halls The deco
ratlons will be something out OF the ordinary.
and nave been. arranged under the direction
OF Mrs. }. Blumbug. The fair will continue
through Friday evening and special attrac-
tons are announced for each night The
booths for the sale of various articles will be
presided over by well-known Hebrew women
and the fair is sure to be well attended
p RMS evening Mr.. and Mrs. James Pye will
receive at their home, 1908 Sixth street Sc.
in honor OF their son, Cadet Will Pye, who
| Is nome for three months furlough. No
caras nave been issued and the affair will be
very informal
Mrs. Jacob Stoft will entertain at a lunch
con Friday afternoon
The coasting party which Miss Alma Hoesh
vas 10 nave given this evening at the Mini
kahda club for her guest. Miss Carol Weston
OF Pittsfeld, Mass, has been postponed on
account Of the cold weather.
me Deutscner Frauen club will give its
annual charity ball this evening in Masonic
temple. 1t will be brilliant social affair
and pleasant feature will be the formal
presentation of two debutantes
Mrs. Albert S. Lott of Chicago, who is yis-
lting Mrs. Guy II. Nelson las been the
guest of honor at several pleasant affairs.
Last evening Eugene A. Warner gave a din
ner at the Minneapolis club. The decorations
ana appointments Were In red and green and
carnations and asparagus ferns formed the
eenterp1ece.A SmilaS was strewn over the
cloth and an American Beauty rose was at
eacn place. Covers were laid for II and the
guests were Mrs. Lott Mr.. and Mrs. J. E
Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Young, Mr., and
mrs. u. VI. Nelson, Miss Clara Meining. Miss
Grace Drummond of Duluth and Miss Mueller.
The dinner was followed by a theater nartv
at the Metropolitan.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Law
renee gave "a dinner at the Holmes hotel and
it was followed by theater party to hear
The ChaDerons," at which Mr.. and Mrs5
Ralph Young were hosts.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Cushrnan
will give sleighride for Mrs. Lott. who will
return to Chicago Friday.
The marriage Of Miss E,izahe+b p,+,.,,
ana Ira M. Cook was quietly solemnized last
evening at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Putnam. on Fremont
avenue >. Only small group Of relatives
and friends witnessed the service, which was
read by Rev. j. s. Montgomery The rooms
were prettily decorated with flowers
ana greens and bank of palms was
arranged for the bridal party. Miss
Ruth Birch was maid ot honor Z She wora
White over yellow and carried red roses. The
bride was in white and her flowers ,wera
bride roses. G.. o. Harrington was hest man
Mr.. and Mrs Cook will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam and Will be al
home after Feb l. -
Miss Jessie L. Smith and David I. Roberts
were married last evening at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jason w. Smith.
The bride wore her travelling gown az hrnwn
broadcloth and carried bride roses The serv-
Ice was read by Rev. Mr.. Price of Mankato
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will be at home a
HlS Delaware street, St. Paul, after March Z.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. f. NJ Rutten an
tertained the Seventeenth Street Euchra c1nh
at her home, Ella Girard avenue s. Palms
and ferns furnished simple decoration
through the rooms. Seven tables OF euchre
were played and light refreshments wera
served after the games g1 Is
MI. and Mrs. p. 3. Fisher s.vs dinn.r1