The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
lnSocial..Ciir cles
IN THEIR NEW HOME /.
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Mines. S. NJ. and H. N. Owen Re-
ceive at Their New Residence
on Knox Avenue S. n
A Pretty Afternoon Card Party
Given by Mrs. c. A. Smith
and Miss Mann Smith.

Mrs. $. NJ Owen and Mrs. HARRY n.
Owen gavea large reception this after
noon at their handsome new home, l716
Knox avenue. The decorations were
charming and accumulated the artistic
furnishings Of the rooms The reception
hall was in white and green with tulips
nesting among the ferns in the Dutch
window. III the living room a profusion
of pink roses were used. The mantel was
banked With palms and ferns. The
library was in red and a great basket
of roses was on the table. while palms
and ferns formed a tangle over the man
tel A great cluster Of sunny daffodils in
large bowl was in the center OF the
table in the dining-room. The assisting
women: were Mines. Minnie 3. Owen,
Susan Holbrook, c. n. Jordan, Nine. Ber-
tin and Miss Lettie Hnut Mines, Frederick
Tucker, David Stanford, Cyril Mitchell
and Miss Mary Phillips alternated in the
dining-room where they were assisted by
Mabel MILFORD and Lucy Law. The hours
were from until o'clock, and about,
ESQ invitations had been issued. 500
Mrs. C. A. Smith and Miss Mann Smith
entertained forty women at cards this
afternoon at their home on Hennepin
avenue. & The decorations and appoint
ments were in pink and green and carr
nations and roses were used in profusion
| through the rooms, while the lights were
shaded in pink. Euchre was played and
light supper was served. after the
games. Mrs. Arthur R. Rogers and Miss
| Adah Blackwell were the assisting
women.
Mrs. Royal Shute gave kitchen shower
this afternoon at her home in kenwood
| for Miss Grace Ryerse, a bride of next
| week. About twelve young women.
| friends of Miss Ryerse, were entertained
and each brought some article for the
new kitchen. Red tulips frightened the
| rooms.
| The marriage of Miss Alice Wyman
| and Dnoch William underwood is an
| nounced. to take place Wednesday even
| ing, Feb. IS, at the home of the brides
parents. MI. and Mrs! James r. Wyman,
| on Fourth avenue Sc. "A number of af-
fairs will be given for Miss Wyman and
Mr.. Underwood in the, days preceding
an informal nature. The wedding will
be one sof the important social affairs OF
| March. ..., ~
| Mrs. Frank p. Hopwood will enterta in
i at cards this evening at her home on
An informal dinner will be given on
! Wednesday evening by DR.. Mary Towers
| of 70 Twelfth street N In honor Of DR..
! Mabel Austin, who has recently estab-
| Iished herself in the city. Dr.5,Austin Is
a graduate Of John Hopkins Medical coli
| lege and has had a valuable experience In
her term inferno at the st. Paul city
| and county hospital. She is a graduate
| Of the University of Minnesota and her
family is one of the most prominent in
the state. r.
Minneapolis Chapter, No. 9. o. e. S.,
| will give its annual dancing party for the
benefit Of the charity fund Monday even
ing in Masonic Temple. The reception
committee will include Mines. c. M. Raw
itzer Alice F. Cowing e. V. Marsh. S. A.
Etaviland. Anna p Garter and Virginia
Flint. Arthur Smith, Lewis Morris, A.
Fl. Sindell, w. G. Leber Cyrus A. Camp
bell, E. V. Marsh and Charles F. Cowins
will have charge Of the dancing, and
Mines W G. Le ed3e,Ez j R: Cook. Helen :,
Mcguire of the card room The arrange
ment committee includes G.. M. Rawitzer
j.. r. johnson and Miss Gussie Morris.
Invitations have beef issued for the
marriage of Miss Ida. A. Witteg and
August L. Schlosa which will take place
Wednesday evening at O. clock in
! IIardy's church, Dupont and Eighteenth
| avenues N. The service will be; followed
| by a large reception in Krafts hall.
A group Of people went down to. Man
kato this afternoon with the Roosevelt
/ club to witness the first performance OF
'"rhe Queen of. the Ballet this evening
| Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Will
Badger. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morse. Mrs
Thomas Ingersoll and MIS-. Charles Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P Gallaher entertained
at dinner of twelve covers last evening
at their home on, Portland avenue. II
was a yellow. dinner and the flowers usec
were lonquils. The guests were Messrs
and Mines. c. B. Brooks. M w. Savag
F. NJ. Yale. T. w. Stevenson and DR.. ant
Mrs. D. L. $kielle. *4-$ II -
Mrs s.. Q. Lum gave a Japanese lunch
Il con Thursday at her home on Highland
avenue, entertaining a large number s.
women Luncheon was served blythe ligh
of Japanese lanterns and the :. air wa
heavy with incense. The decoratloI
and name cards were AL Of quaint Japan
ese design and the affair was as move
as it was interesting.
The marriage of Miss Alberta o1linger
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Ollinger. an,
c.. S. Dever, both residents Of Minneapolis
| took place Tuesday at Springfield. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Dever returned at once t
: MINI polls and will make their home a
1907 Sixth street Sc.
: Mrs w. w. Raymond gave an old fash
ioned quilting bee followed by. a o'clocl
: tea "wednesday afternoon There wer
!. ten guests and a pleasant afternoon AM
evening was enjoyed.
B Mrs. A. Fl. Benson enterta ined las
J. evening at her home in Camden Place i
honor of the seventy second al1niversar
OF her birthday The guests were; tn
: members of the Sunday school class in tn
r North M E. church which she has laugh
/, fol: fifteen years. and their husbands. Sup
I per was served and the table decoration
: were roses. and carnations - Each OF TIL
. ladies was presented with a souvenir plate
. After supper there was a program OF old
h time songs and Miss Jessie Gillespie CAV
e several piano numbers. The guests Wer
: Messrs. and Mesoarnes Milton Blanchard