The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-13
In Social Circles

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Mrs. Charles H. johnson gave pretty
luncheon this afternoon at her home on
Highland avenue. The guests we're the Wom-
en- who have been entertaining for Mrs. john:
son since her return from California. They
We're MINES, w. w. Bill, Theodore Hays,
George Gould, Eugene Satterlee, George Rose,
M. J. scanlon, B. R. Coppage, j. O'Brien,
p. M. Pike, Howard Kicker, Heck Merriman
and Mrs. Hodgekinson Of st. Paul. Luncheon
was served from small tables, each decorated
with roses and ribbons in different color;
one was in yellow, one In pale green and the
third in pink: The fayors were dainty opera
glass bags, which held the score cards for.
the games Of euchre that followed the
luncheon.
Preparations are being made for the recep-
ton to be given for Bishop and Mrs. Edsall
in the West hotel Thursday evening, April g..
The reception group will include Bishop and
Mrs. Edsall, Messrs. and Mines. c. NJ Har-(
rington. Hector Baxter, +. Christian, W. D..
Lawrence and Frank c. Campbell. Mr. Har-
rington is chairman of the general committee
and the subcommittee are as follows: -
Finance--Hector Baxter, c. G. Church,
George S. Grimes. "A. r. Rogers, A. B. Drew
and r. S. Hetherngton.
Decoration and Observation-Disclosures e.
Steele, Thomas Miles, Harry Clark, A. G. ].
Ogden and w. c. Putnam. 81,
Initiation. Christian. Colonel George o..
E EDDY Day , f.; s: Gregg. w 9. Edgar and j. A.
Music-Frank G. Campbell, c.. ]. Gutgesell
H. NJ. Lyon and Harry A. Lund. o.
Mrs. Frank semple will give tea, -to7mor
row afternoon for Miss Newport Of ST.. Paul
Mrs. H. H Kimball will give luncheon
Saturday afternoon at her home on E Twen-
ty-fourth street.
Miss 3. T. Williamson win entertain thirty
guests Friday evening at her apartments in
the Best fats at salamagundi party.
reception for Bishop and Mrs. Edsall
will be given by the Ladies' Guild of the
Church OF the Ascension; st. Paul., at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John March, Monday
evening, March 81. {
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Bateman of Second ave-
nue. will give a dinner of eight covers Sum
day in honor Of their guest, Miss Harriet
Bogert Of Fsyette, Iowa.
Rev. r. K. Porter of Stewart Memorial
| Presbyterian church and Mrs Porter will
give reception at their home, 3046 Second
avenue 8, to the members .of the church and
congregation, tomorrow evening, from f:3(
to 10 O'Clock. 81: Si@4@5 - .ttfzS
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| S gave a dinner last evening in honor of the
members OF the Minneapolis Ladies' quartet
and their husbands, The decorations and ap.
pointments carried out dainty color scheme
OF pink and white. In the center of the table
| was a centerpiece of pink carnations in 6
tall cut-glass vase. This was yelled witt
I soft strands of pale pink tRale that fell from
the chandelier. The cloth was crossed witt
pink ribbons caught with tulle bows AROUND
the centerpiece circle of pink tapers
in low rose candlesticks. The guest cards
were ornamented with Gibson girls in per
and ink drawings by Miss Louise Pinkney.
! = Between the courses the members of the
| quartet: sang several numbers. Covers were
laid for ten and the, guests were; Messrs. an6
Mines. d. f. Pinkney, d. M. Weishoon,s. rs
/ Vera Latham, Mrs: A. E. Hoadley, Miss LII.
ellie Rowe, Miss Burkholder and J. B. Burk.
| holder. The hostess was gowned in white
Persian lawn trimmed with: lace and pink
ribbons. ~. 7aas& IN s.e->.~A>. * s.2->:s SIS
| A delightful affair Of the evening will be
the dance to be given BY Cataract Council
No. 669, Royal Arcanum, in the large ball.
room of Masonic Temple The Fourteenth
Regiment band Of Fort Smelling will furnish
program Of popular music. -, zr~ .,
The third annual ball OF the Hebrew Gann..
las Chased society was given last night Id The
! Phoenix club rooms. The guests were re-
| ceived by MINES. ID. Friedman, L. Solomon
| N. 1Schyanheld; Miss Dora Friedman and
Charles Juster. w. H. Harris was master
! OF ceremonies and Mrs. H. Friedman, M
I Glassberg.F Max Friedman and H. Schwartz
assisted through the rooms" Schubert's or
| chestra played program of eleven numbers
| and later supper was served. The affair was
! given to raise funds for charity >..N -.
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