The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-11
affairs have been planned in her honor
before she leaves for the south.

before she leaves for the south.
Mrs. A. w. French gave luncheon Of
+ twenty covers yesterday afternoon at her
home on Hennepin avenue. A profusion
of roses decked the table and the rooms.
Mrs Frederick Clifford Of Clifton ave-
nue. entertained informally at luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. ]. w. Bosard Of Grand
Forks, N. D. Red and white roses formed
the centerprece and marguerites were on
the sideboard and buffet. Covers were laid
for six -. f. -ss.l... ~,
Mrs A. H. Sanders of 122 E Fourteenth
street entertained at luncheon yesterday
/ afternoon. ~ 2.
Samuel Thayer gave a luncheon OF
eight covers Thursday afternoon In the
Minneapolis club for Poultney Bigelow.
j. R. Forman was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening at his home, 10 E.
Thirty-sventh setreet, In honor OF his
birthday. The guests were the men who
are associated with him in the water
works department., and Mr. Forman found
= them waiting for him when;he went home
to dinner. After dinner, Mr.. Forman
was presented with a mahogany rocking
chair by the guests, Present were Frank
Young, B. L. Smith, +P.,B: Gray, F.. M.
Clark, Dan C. Brown and Thomas Dea-
con. :. ~.
L. Miss Florence Edridge entertained
Thursday evening, at her home, 1901 ,rhtr
teenth avenue, S. Music, games and
dancing were the features of the even
ing, and refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Carrie Dodge, Jessie
Ryan, Cora McGough. Ethel Gibbs. Ella
Cody Jenny Smith, Connel Gibbs, Mamie
Conway. Laura Murphy, Messrs. Fred
Murphy, John Ellicott, Wilbert and
Henry Smith. Sam Collins, Frank NC
Iperny, Frank Burns, Clyde Hoffman,
Charlie O'Connel.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw entertained
Sunday, at their home, $40 Eight street,
s. in honor Of the tenth anniversary of
their marriage. A musical program was
given by William B. Fassbinder, Miss
O.ivette Campbell and Josephine Taft.
Dinner was served, and covers were laid
for thirty. Present, were Messrs. and
Mines. w. B. Fassbinder Welsh Frank
Campbell, Fred c. Kuhn, H. e. Williams,
I. Thompson, H. E. Coger.- j. D.. Coger,
Misses Amelia and Emily Jackson, Grace
Erving, Emma Goldman, Ella Berbing,
Josephine Taft, Alice Tuscana, Messrs.
Ed Thompson. C. Kultke, J. A. Chandler.
Morrison, Of st. Paul, and William Smith.
Of Milwaukee. ~. II ST.
Mrs. E. A. Hastay gave an informal
reception at her home, 1872 East Twenty
eighth street, yesterday afternoon. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs. C. ].
Harrington, who leaves shortly for
visit of several months in Dakota.
The parlors were decorated in Christ
mas green and red and white carnations.
Receiving with the hostess were: Mines.
Burton, Williams, Warren and Nc
Collum. Assisting in the dining room
wero Eaton, Estabrook and Miss
johnson. The room was in pink and
white pink ribbons, uniting with wreath
of green under the lighted chandelier,
which was prettily trimmed with a bowl
Of pink carnations, and sprays Of fern.
The color scheme was carried out in the
costumes Of the ladies assisting, and also
in the ices and cake served.
Miss Mabel Mathews gave several vocal
selections. A happy feature Of the occa
sion was the presenting Of a diamond
ring to Mrs. Harrington. The presenta-
ton was made by Mrs. w. R. Bachelor,
who, in a few we'll chosen words, spoke
of the love the ladies cherished for their
guest, and of their appreciation Of her
helpful example. Mrs. Harrington re-
sponded feelingly, thanking the ladies for
the token of their love, and expressed
the wish that they might all have many
years Of pleasant association together.
An interesting incident to those present
was that the sailed almonds used were
sent from Phoenix Ariz., by Mrs. Wyatt,
q former resident Of this city, Who on
her departure, received a diamond ring
from the same ladies' About sixty-five
ladies were present, and a very enjoy
able time was spent. Z :