The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-13
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A LARGE RECEPTION
Given by Mrs. c. E. Lyman and
Mrs. Fl. A. Tuttle
AT THE HOME OF MRS. LYMAN
A Buffet Supper for Those Assisting;
to BE Served This
Evening.
AT THE HOME OF MRS. LYMAN

Mrs. Ceylon g.. Lyman and Mrs. II. A.
futile gave a large reception this afternoon
from until 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Lyman on Harmon place: The decorations
were charming, and, with the exception OF
the drawing room. were in red and green
with poisenia blossoms, red shaded lights
and palms to furnish the desired colors. The
mantel in the library was a tangle of ferns
and trailing vines among which glOwed the
flaming flowers. In the dining room great
cluster of the blossoms was in the center
of polished table and on either side were red,
shaded tapers in silver candelbra. Red tapers
were also the mantel and around the room.
In the drawingroom the pink furnishings
were accumulated by great clusters of pink
roses Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. futile received
alone and assisting through the rooms were
Mines. Hovey Clarke, Hector Baxter, c. M.
Loring, w. N. Porteous D. G. Mcintosh,
A. E. Merrill, W. X. Morrison, w. H. Bovey,
j. F. Mcdonald, Human c.. Pryor and Alice
N Judd. Miss Merrill and Miss Hart presided
at the punch and chocolate tables in the IL
brary and coffee and boullion were served in
the dining-room. This evening the assist
ing women will remain for a buffet supper.
Invitations will be issued this week for
reception to be given by Mines D. F. Nor
gan, B. f. COppage; Fred Grey and George
Eddy at the home of Mrs. Morgan on Ken
wood parkway.
Mrs. J. w. Kendrick will entertain group
of children from to O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon at her home on Oak Grove street,
for her son Carroll.
handkerchief shower was given on Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. Daniel Fish and Mrs.
c. w. Wells at the home Of the former, 23O1
Third avenue S, in honor of Miss Margaret
Reid, bride Of next week. The guests were
twenty five of Miss Reds intimate friends.
literart salad gave to the bride elect much
sage advice in the guise of thoughts of great
authors on the subject of matrimony. The
shower of dainty handkerchiefs was accom-
panied by many cleverly expressed good
wishes. The house was prettily decorated
with flowers and refreshments were served by
the Misses Fish and Miss Porter.
DR.. Cora B. Roberts and DR.. Mary Towers
gave a luncheon at the Commercial Club on
Saturday to a group of their fellow pracution-
ers An elaborate menu was served to the
party which included Doctors Jane F. Ken
nedy Marion A. Mead, Gertrude McDaniels
and Martha B. Moorhead and Miss Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Victor WEIGH and Miss Welch
are giving series of card parties and
last week entertained three groups of friends.
Friday evening thirty guests played whist.
The decorations and appointments were in
pink and green and carnations and palms
decorated the rooms. The score cards were
in pink with the initial letter in gold. Mines,
I. H. Edmunds, George K. Shaw and Miss
Beulah Gilman assisted. Saturday afternoon
Mrs WEIGH and Miss Welch entertained
forty women at six-hand euchre and in the
evening with Mr.. WEIGH had forty men and
women for the same game. Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH and Miss Welch will continue the Sc
ries Of card parties the last of the month.
At the marriage Of Miss Helen skiles and
Allen Wright of South McAlester, I. T., which
will take place Wednesday evening, Jan. %,
in st. Marks church, Miss Helene Hawley
will be the BRIDES only attendant. The best
man will be H. E. Yarnall OF Little Rock,
Ark, and the ushers will be Alvin Skiles,
| William Y. Chute, Mr.. Campbell Of Little
Rock and Mr.. Hunter and Mr.. Miller Of
Duluth The service will be read by Bishop
Brooke Of Indian Territory, and will be fol-
lowed by a small reception at the apartments
Of the brides mother in the Swinford.
Friday afternoon Miss Caroline Bailey will
give a thimble bee for Miss Skiles, and Mrs
J. A. Modisette will gave a family dinner on
Saturday.
Next Monday evening John F.. Whallon will
give a dinner at the Minneapolis Club for his
best man, II. w. Young, and his ushers.
Henry W. Eustis. D. M. Chute, George p.
| Case, Charles Case, q. w. Sumner. H. w.
Commons and D. L. Raymond.
| Minneapolis people will be interested in the
announcement Of the engagement of Miss
Dell Read and Aristides l.. Cronenbergs Of
/ Norfolk, Va. Miss Read is sister Of Herbert
Read, who was prominent in Minneapolis
musical circles. and formerly resided in the
city. The wedding will take place in Cass
Lake.
The Walla Tonka Dancing club will give
the second IN its series OF dancing parties IN
the Holmes Hotel to-morrow evening.
| The Wedding Of Miss Amelia g Heiksr.