The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-11
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AN 4. AFT. At CARDS
Mrs. Harry G. Fertig Entertains in
Honor Of Her Sister of
Milwaukee.
Flags and Bunting Suggested by
Lincoln Day Were the
Decorations.

Mrs. Harry G. Fertg gave the first Of a
series Of card parties this afternoon a
her home on Aldrich avenue S, in honor
OF her sister. Mrs. 6. Fl. Fertig of Mil
Waukee. The decorations We're patriotic
and flags and bunting We're draped around
pictures sof Lincoln in the hall and par
lors. Pink flowers were in the parlors,
yellow tulips in the den and American
Beauty roses In the dining room, while
smllaN, ferns and palms furnished an
effective background. Mrs. H. W. Weston
and Miss Webster assisted Mrs. Fertig
ana ABOUT seventy five women were pres
ent. Six-hand euchre was played
Mr.. and Mrs. Fertig will entertain this
evening at cards and tomorrow afternoon
and Friday afternoon Mrs. Fertig will
give card parties.
Mrs. John D. McArdle entertained sixty
women at cards this afternoon at her
home on Colfax avenue S. The lecora-
tions in the living room and hall were in
red with carnations and American Beauty
roses. yellow tulips furnished bright bits
of color in the dining-room The score
cards were in red and green with the
monogram of the hostess. Mrs. McArdle
was assisted by Mines. T. N. Kenyon, f..
N. Young, Albert l.. Hazer and Clearance
Smith. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Nc
Ardie will entertain a second group of
women at cards,
Miss Rae Woodward entertained TWEEN
ty-five young women this afternoon at her
home 5 on Chicago avenue in honor of
Miss Hiddleston, who leaves Saturday for
the south to spend the remainder of the
winter. Miss Woodward was assisted by
Mrs. George. During the afternoon Mrs.
Charles Lane and Mrs. Thomas Russell
sang several numbers. The decorations
and appointments were all in pink.
Mrs. William Henry Condit. nee Damn.
gave her first post nuptial reception this
afternoon at her home, 1910 Fourth street
Sc. Mrs Fl. M. Bracken received with
Mrs Condit and a, group of young women
were in the dining-roon, which was bright
with daffodls This evening DR.. Condit
will receive with Mrs. Condit. They will
be at home the remaining Wednesdays
in February.
Mrs NJ II. Grenley and Miss Grenley
gave informal thimbn1e bee this aft
ernoon at their home. Il East Franklin
avenue. The affair was one of the series
which the women Of St.4PauFs church are
giving for the finishing fund for the
church. Miss Lucy Boardman gave sew
eral recitations during. the afternoon.
Light refreshments were served
Mrs Charles w. Shivell will give card
party Monday afternoon at her home 167S
Hennepin avenue.
Miss Daisy Chase Of st. Anthony Park,
a bride of month, will give a luncheon
on Friday afternoon for the members of
her bridal party. Saturday evening Mrs.
Alvah Bull will give a card party for Miss
Chase and Mr.. Sauires. Monday evening
Miss May Chase will give dancing party.
The people Of Fowler NJ: r., church gave
an informal reception last evening in the
church parlors for the new members. The
'parlors were prettily decOrat ted with flow
ers and ferns. The affair was very in
formal and large number of the new
and old members of the church gathered
to enjoy a social hour. Light refresh
ments were served by a group of women.
4 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary Adler
gave luncheon of twelve covers for Mrs.
Hector Baxter Of Faribault who is visit
ing Mrs. G.. G. Herbst. American Beauty
roses were the decorations.
:. Miss Grace Myers entertained 20 of the
university alumnae Monday at luncheon
at the home Of her grandmother in honor
of Miss Florence Hill. who will leave this
evening for Washington. D. C.. The din
ing-room was hung with pink and green
formed the centerpiece Smilax fell from
the chandelier to the table which was
lighted with pink .tapers. Mrs. Horace
Merwell acted as toast mistress. Games
and music We're the anusements in the
afternoon. Miss Myers and her father will
join Miss Hill in Washington Feb. 26. and
they will, go to Boston and Northampton
Mass. Miss Myers will also visit in Port
land, Me. .....-.....-
.
Mrs. H. Perrin of New York has been
the guest Of Mrs Harry Preston. Friday
evening Mrs. Preston gave box party at
the Lyceum theater in her honor and
Thursday she entertained twelve guests. |
Flowers and ferns and red shaded lights
were the decorations.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock a pref
ty wedding took place in ST. Stephens
church when Rey.aP p. Danehy united in |
marriage Miss Marie Mckennon and John
J. Ryan. After the service breakfast was
served a the home of the brides parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckennon S41 e Nineteenth /
street a large number of friends and
relatives We're pleasantly entertained
throughout the afternoon and evening. /
Miss Kitty McKennon and Mrs. S. II. !
Craig, sister Of the bridegroom, as
sisted in receiving.
/ 81. w: Malcolm2 has postponed his week t
~ informal until Friday evening Feb 20 |!
when Washington party will be given in /
Masonic Temple A Washington minuet
and gavotte, q colonial gavotte and a FLAG
dance by Miss Bertha Miller will be pretty
features, The children's class will have al
valentine cotillion Saturday afternoons,
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. D. NJ Armstrong. of III Central avenue |
left last evening for New York ett1t'>s : |
The 5: s.. Card club will meet Friday with |
Mrs. j. Davies at Hotel Summers Il |
. Miss Ruby Zehnter of University avenue gave !
tumble bee Saturday afternoon go |
Palestine chanfer T. LII 80 :, !