The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-16


son, which will take place Wednesday
evening" Feb 25. at $3.50 o'clock at their
home 1907 Ninth Avenue s. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. c. D. Dunham Of Oakland
avenue will give luncheon for Miss
Durham.
Mrs. Horace Edsell Peck and Mrs. War
rem Murdoch Horner have cards out for a
reception which will be given Thursday
afternoon from until 6 o'clock at the,
home of Mrs. Peck, I'LL Hawthorn ave-
nue..
Mrs. j. J. Winde will give musicale
Saturday evening at her home. 171s Mic
olet avenue. The program will be given
by Mrs. Wander Horck, Mrs. Josephine
Bonaparte Rice, Miss Frances Vincent,
! Miss Rice, o. T. Morris and Alfred
Wiley.
The Phi Kappa Psi fra ternity will give
it's annual banquet Thursday evening at
the Minneapolis club.
Mrs 2. B. Walker and Mrs. A. f..
Whitmore will entertain at cards Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
: Walker, 2019 Aldrich avenue S.
Mrs. Charles w. Shivel has issued in
vitations for a card party which will be
given Monday afternoon at her home, 1914
Hennepin avenue.
Mrs. William Wallace Redfeld gave the
first of series of thimbebees this after
noon at her home on Portland avenue
The affair was very informal and about
!twenty-four women We're present. Mrs.
Redfed will entertain again on Saturday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Kenyon entertained
eighty guests Saturday evening in the
I'M a q 91nn inc 1on nojr oI-fx
The decorations were in red and white
and the ball room was charming with it's
red and white azaleas and palms. The
walls were hung with white over which
strings of red hearts were festooned The
;frappe table, lighted with tapers, was
placed in a leafy nook. Messrs and Mines.
.iJ. D. McArdle, Willis, Bettisgen, I. w.
Lawrence, w. J. Moorehead and E. N.
Young assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Smith of 1924 Hen
nepin avenue celebrated their silver we'd
ding Saturday evening. About sixty
guests were entertained and among them
were DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Fee of Chicago.
Miss Bonnie Walters entertained a
group OF girl friends Saturday at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. F. H Sanders, on
Bryant avenue S. The afternoon was
spent in playing cards and hearts and
arrows decorated the rooms and appeared
d
were Misses Grace Gerrish. Helen Trussel,
Mabelle Thompson, Caroline Gold, Annie
Laurie Lewis, Marie Carter, George B1y-
ant Marie Henderson, Marion McCul-
loch, Lillian Smith, Grace Kingsley, An
ME Johnson Elsie johnson, Ruth Johnson
Jessie Dorr. Helen Stevens, Helen Hall,
Olivett Fairfax, Margaret Richmond, Eli
more Lowell, Mrs. George Rosenquist, Mrs.
Arthur Warnock and Mrs. A. H. Sanders.
valentine party was given Saturday
afternoon by the Misses Chrystie at their
home on Lyndale avenue N. Red carna-
tions and poinsetta blossoms and gar
lands of smilax made the rooms attrac-
tive Mines. Carl Doren, William Moor
head and N G. Baker of ST. Paul assisted
the hostesses. Progressive hearts were
played and luncheon was served from
the small tables after the games There
were thirtyfive guests.
Mrs. H. /. Staples of Oak Grove street
gave dinner Friday evening for Miss
Van Alstine of Evanston, ILL., who is
her guest.
Miss Alma Pierson, bride of the
month. was the guest of honor at a par
Gel shower which was given Friday eve
ming by Mrs X. j. Allison and Miss Es-
ther Hawkins at their home, SOS Eighth
street S. The decorations and appoint
ments were suggestive of the season.
Friday afternoon Mrs. T.. Towers gave
a luncheon at her home on Seventh street
S. Violets and carna tions were the deco
lrations and the service used was one
which has been in Mrs. Towers family
for 100 years.
Mrs. B. E. Franklin Of 1929 Portland
avenue gave luncheon Saturday in homo
Of Miss Dorothy P. Clay, bride Of tn
week. The color scheme was yellow ant
green and white roses were at the bride
place. The guests included the brides
maids and group of her friends.
Mrs. M. A. Scheldrup of 622 E Sixteenth
street entertained at luncheon Thursda,
afternoon in honor of Mrs. o. N Ostrou]
Covers were laid for twelve and the guest
were Mines. Ostrom, c. A. Smith, S. J
Turnblad. s. E. Olson. c. A. Quist, Georg
Besser, c.. c. Bennett, J. Hystad. p A
EAurness, Lehman. Henry J. Gjertsen
Misses Nellie Melass and Laura Whit
stein. Palms and roses decorated tn
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scht have an
nounced the marriage Of their sister, Mis-
Sophia Davidson and Leo Baer, whic]
took place in New York Thursday. MI
and Mrs. Baer will be at home in Fertile
Mimi, after March l.