The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
III SociiaI Circles

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\ Mrs Fred PillsbuTy and Miss Harriet Pills.
bury are entertaining forty of the. younger err
men and women at.their home onETenth street
5, in honor OF Harold Osgood Aver of Sayan-
nan, Ga. Mr.. Aver and his mother arrived
from Vermont this morning and the tea was
planned to enable him to meet Miss Pills
-bury's friends 1t Us most informal affair
and. Mrs Pillsbury and her daughter are
being assisted in receiving by Mrs. Aver and
MI. Aver The visiting girls, who have come
for the wedding, Misses Pollard, Barley and
McFarlin, and Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, are
assisting through the rooms. The dining
room Isl in red with flowers and shaded lights
for decoration The hours are from S to Z
o'clock and the tea will be followed by
dinner giyer, by Mrs c.. A. Pillsbury and
John S. Pillsbury at their nome on Stevens
avenue. ss r. 81 "
Mrs. Il ia. N Sowle entertained thirty-six
WomenSia at luncheon; this afternoon at her
home on Colfax avenue S. American Beauty
roses and carnations were arranged in pro-.
fusion through the rooms Luncheon was
served from small tables and was followed by
eUchre. .#
Miss Mabel Jackson entertained this after
noon az hosiery shower for Miss Clara
Mabelle Meyers, whose marriage to Dr.. JOS.
Clarke viii take place April So
Mrs. w. NJ. Regain gave luncheon yester-
day that was a surprise for her mother, Mrs.
j. K. Side, on her birthday. The guests
were Mines. H. F. Balch, j. G. Mcfarland,
Mary Regain, NJ E. Ankeny, E. Syme, G. H.
Trabert, G., A. Gornman, H. W. Wagner, A.
M. Smith, Misses l. M. Grabll and Wilson OF
Georgia.
Miss Lavinia Sanborn entertained seventy
young people at "a dancing party in Johnson
hall last evening. in honor OF Miss Florence
Coates and Don Freeman of ST. Cloud. Re-
ceiving> with Miss ISanbora and the guests OF
honor were Misses Mabel Thompson, Myrtle
Stratton, Louise Pye and Frances Thayer
and Mines. A. Sanborn, James Pye and Will
liam Hartley acted as, chaperones. Palms
and Easter lilies furnished an attractive deco
ration in the ballroom and pink roses and
ferns were in the supper room. A program
of sixteen numbers was danced.
A pretty dancing party was given last eve
ming in Mrs: Mobiles hall by Psi chapter OF
Alpha Kappa Kappa. About fifty young peo-
pie were present and were chaperoned by
Messrs. and Mines. U. G. Williams, Beckman
and William Moran. The nall was decorated
group of young women served frappe from
daintiy decked table.
An informal party was given by Company
last evening in5Miss Muellers hall in the
Lyceum building. A program of twelve num-
bers was danced Captain M. D. Garcelon
acted as master of ceremonies and was as
sisted by Sergeant R. E. Lawrence, Corporal
J. H. Brum, E. w. Lawrence, H. c. Way and
j. c. Brant of the reception committee. There
were sixty guests.
Miss May Woodland was the guest of honor
at luncheon which was given Wednesday
by Mrs. Lewis Page and Mrs. R. N. Brown
at the home of Mrs. Page on Stevens avenue.
White tulips formed the centerpiece, and
white hyacinths and ferns were at each
cover. Miss Woodard's place was designated
by a cluster of bride roses and a bow OF
white satin ribbon was fastened to her chair.
Covers were laid for twelve and each of the
guests brought an after dinner coffee cup
and saucer for the brde-elect.
A pleasant party was given Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Misses Alice and Doris
Dalrymple The. Douglas school orchestra
played and light refreshments were served.
Present were Hazel Rollins, Marjorie Gam
mons, Irene Fay, Hubert Rollins, Allen Rid
dell, Kennetht Smith, Leon Brenyon, Raymond
Fay, Eugene Bibb, Florence Earl, Geneyieye
Griffith, William Brenyon, Cyrus Chamber
lain Royce Mittnere Jose Griffith, Warren
Webster and Ethel Moron.
Personal and Social.
Dr. U. G. Williams left last night for the
south. ~E
"A. P. Alexander will leave for Brandon, n,
D., this evening. iS q
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Backus have been in
Chicago attending grand opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin l.. Belknap are home
from visit in the south of France. ..
The, s. S. Euchre club met this afternoon
with Mrs. Whalen, 904 Second avenue S.
Stanley Washburn is at the Fifth Avenue
hotel New York, on his way to Europe.
Palestine chapter, 0. f. S., will give card
party in Masonic Temple tomorrow after
noon.
The Ladies' Social club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. A. w. Skog, 1882 Colfax
avenue S. . .zEC
Mrs. Walter T. Roche of Savannah, ILL.,, is
the guest Of Mrs. r. B. Roche, 1912 Lyndale
avenue S..
Mrs. Walter Sturgeon of Chicago is the
guest of her brother, A. l.. Bengston ofEFirst
| avenue 8. -
and dance tomorrow evening in the hall,
800 Nicollet av.
Mr. and MRS. H. S. Johnson and family
have moved to- their summer home at Lin
wood, Lake Minnetonka. u
Charles E. Cook of 62O Eighteenth street.is
confined to his home, the result of a serious
but successful surgical operation.
Miss Cora Brown left this morning to. attend
a dance given by the young people, Of OWa-
tonna She will be the guest Of Mrs G. j
Balch. -, So
| The ladies of St. Matthew's Episcopal church
| will hold cookery sale in the Moody drug
store Twenty-fifth and Central avenues, to.
morrow at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Olga Meyer and Misses Hannah an6
Dora Buckindorf, Rwho have spent the winter
in California and the Santa Catalina islands
| have returned home.
Fraternity hive No. rs, L. o. T.. NJ, viii
give a card party Wednesday evening at the
home. Of Mrs. Ida sMarten, 94S Eighteenth
avenue NE. Refreshments will be served.
The. Tabernacle Success club will give
musical and literary entertainment in the
church, Twenty third avenue and Eight
street, this. evening. Crosby Hops will sing
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house.. NeF
| York, for the week were Mrs. G.. H. Part
ridge, Miss Partridge, Miss Marion Partridge
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. McHugh, F. E.. Reney
! Mr. and Mrs. A.! L.: Belknap, Miss Oswald.
Frank Mcmahon of w Fifteenth street, wal
] delightfully."- surprised "Wednesday evening b,
the members and friends of the Kannotte, club
| The occasion was his birthday anniversary ant
a beautiful fern was presented to him. Game