The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-29

Portraits Of Many Well Known Res
idents Of Minneapolis Shown
by the Artist.

An Interesting affair of the day was the
tea which was given by Miss Pauline
It was the private view Of Miss Kruger's
miniatures which were shown for the
first time and which proved Of unusual in
terest. The studio furnished charming
background with its artistic hangings and
deep tones and the many unique furnish
ings which make a studio attractive. The
miniatures were arranged on tables
against dark green velvet which brought
out their beauties most artistically. Ev-
erything was In green and white and
snoWballs were caught in the trailing
vines and among the ferns. Beside the
easel on which was a charming portrait of
Mrs. F. B. Semple stood great basket Of
maiden hair ferns and on the table where
| the children'a miniatures were grouped
was an enormous cluster of American
Beauty roses. White tapers in quaint
cand]esticks and an odd green lamp were
| pla ced with excellent effect.
| About $50 guests had been hidden from
| until s o'clock and they were received by
| Miss Kruger assisted by Misses Susanna
Fletcher and Anderson and frappes was
served from prettfly wreathed table by
Misses Helen Pillsbury and Norma Krug-
er. delightful musical program was
given during the afternoon by Mrs. Maud
Timer Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott
Arthur Jones and Miss Sans Souci.
The miniatures are perhaps the most
ambitious Of Miss Kruger's work and she
| has been very successful with them.
Among the portraits she showed to-day
were those of Mines. F. M. Henry, Fred.
8. Head. E. p. Moulton, III. Fl. Hills of ST..
Louis, S. v Morris, Maud Timer Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ F. B. Wood, Misses Morris, Norma Krug-
er, Harrison, Parkhurst, Prudence Wy
man. Whitfield Gertrude Wolfer of Still
water, Bartholomew, Mann of Montana,
Fletcher and Janet Gilfillan. On the chill
dren's table We're the picture portraits Of
Marion NeWlove, Charlotte Mott Char
lotte Partridge, Elizabeth Ca1derwood the
/ little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hunt s,
baby. There were also group of cos
tune pictures of Mrs. Gordon Loomis.
j Mrs. Hopkins. Ellen Beach Yaw, and
i George Willard. Among the miniatures of
the men was a splendid one of the late
F. Fl. Peavey.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Kruger will
have an exhibition of her miniatures also.
Bishop and Mrs. Samuel c. Edsall, Rev
Theodore Payne Thurston, the new rector
! OF st. Paul's church, and bis mother.
4 Mrs. Mary Thurston, were the guests OF
honor at charming reception which was
given last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Morton on Oak Grove street
The members Of st. Paul's guild had made
the arrangements and the decorations
We're very beautiful. Branches Of snow
balls and trailing v1nca vines were on the
mantel. and palms and ferns were banked
IN the reception room. Red shaded lights
and red tapers in silver holders made vivid
touches of color in the tangle Of white
and green. The library had the same deli
cate flowers and ferns but the lights were
IN pink, as was the dining room, where q
cluster Of pink roses was in the center OF
the table and ferns and candles were or
the mantel and buffet t4-3t p
Receiving with the guests Of honor were
Mr.. and Mrs. Murton and Miss Nellie
Waite, president of the guild, Mines E
F. Osborne, G. p. Harding and H o
Hedge presided at the frappe table, and il
the dining room were Mines RALPH
Wheelock, Marshall Coolidge,aC. IS. Lyon
z. 3. Waite, assisted by Misses Marion
Bausman, Bertha Lyon, Lillian Williams
and Helen Hall. Assisting thru the room
We're Mines. A. r. Rogers, A. "A. Law ant
A. Z. Williams and r. B. Thurston. I
string orchestra played a program durin.
the evening. The 300 guests included tn
Episcopal clergy of Minneapolis and st
Paul as we'll as the people of the church.
!; Mrs Tony A. Perry Of Portland avenu
entertained twelve young women this af
ternoon, in honor Of her cousin, Mis-
4Aou1c1 4NC4lllOS1l, d. DT1tl6 Oh next week
Snowballs and honeysuckles made tn
rooms pretty. Games were played an
refreshments were served. Tomorrow
evening Mrs. Ferguson will give Dime
r for Miss Mcintosh. d
4 Mrs. B. F. Wood gave a luncheon Of ST
!; covers to-day at the Minneapolis club 70
Mrs. Chandler Woodwork Of Mayville, n
D.. who is her guest The decorations an
favors We're in American Beauty roses.
The annual senior promenade given b
the senior class Of the university will tax
). place In the armory Tuesday evening M,
Haney, with the assistance of the differ
}. ent committee has completed arrange
r ments. The decorations are in charg
OF the New Store. The committee Q
refreshme nts has arranged to have suppe
served to the guests In sections. The pre-
: grams are bound in neat leather cover
land contain tUSantv- iy MN