The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-15
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LARGE CARD PARTY
It Is Given by Mrs. George w. Gould
and Mrs. Margaret X.
Sawyer.
Home Of Mrs. Sawyer deliberately
Decorated in Red and Green
for the Occasion.

Mrs. George w. Gould and Mrs. Mar
garet K. Sawyer gave a large card party
this afternoon at the home, CT Mrs. Saw
YER 701 Tenth street S. The rooms were
hung with holiday green's and red rib
bons and great clusters of red carna tons
were placed through the rooms. All Of
the decorations and appointments were in
red and green and the lights We're shaded
In red. Twelve tables Of six-hand euchre
were played and the score cards repre-,
sented red chrysanthemum blossoms. Mrs.
Gould and Mrs. Sawyer received their
guests alone. Mrs. Gould wore a hand
some gown Of white etamine with touches
of black. The bodice had vest of brown
and gold applique and her flowers were
red carnations. Mrs. Sawyer's gown was
Of gray grenadine with white medallions
. inset. The bodice was fashioned with
black velvet and yellow satin and Mrs.
Sawyer also wore red carnations. The
sisting women were Mines. M. j. Scanlon,
Herbert Gould. Theodore Hays, j. H. Har-
rs, Charles Sawyer, w. M. Horner and
assisted in the punching. The frappe
bowl was placed between two clusters Of
carnations on the sideboard. A light
luncheon was served from the card tables.
. This evening 7 o'clock supper will be
= served for the assisting women and their
husbands and later they will be joined
by a. small group Of other guests and there
will be dancing.
Miss Hannah Dunwoody gave a tea this
afternoon at her home on w Franklin
avenue for Miss Rogers Of Toledo, who is
: her guest. About 100 Of the young ser
z women had been sbiddel from until 6
!. o'clock Both Miss Rogers and Miss Dun
woody are from Wells college and group
of the Minneapolis Wells girls assisted
through the rooms while Mines. c. r.
Thompson. 8. v. Morris Jr., Alvin Poeh-
1ar- Clinton Wa11<or Eddy ice
Alice Wyman alternated in the dining
room. The decorations were In the Wells
colors.
Mrs. Cavour S. Langdon and Mrs. Frank
Drummond Blakeley gave a tea for a
group OF the younger women this after
noon at the home of Mrs Langdon on
Tenth avenue S. The guest of honor was
Mrs John Elliott Shaw, their brothers
e., wife. who has come to Minneapolis q
r.. bride. The affair was very informal and
several of the younger matrons assisted
through the rooms and in the dining
room. Miss Clara Williams sang pro.
gram Of songs during the receiving hours
which were from 4 until 6 o'clock.
, Mrs. G. p. Wainman df Park avenue
gave card party this afternoon, enter
tanning thirty-siX women. Euchre was
played and the score cards were .embeI-
L
decorations were charming and palms anC
pink carnations were in the reception
room. white carnations in the parlors,, rec
and white flowers in the library and white
hya cinths in the dining room. The affair
was one Of a series which Mrs. Wainma1
is planning to give through the winter. .
Miss Ristine of Washington, D. c., wht
is spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. O. c. Wyman, was the guest q
honor at a prettily appoited 1urcheon il
Donaldson's tea rooms this afternoon
given by Mrs Ell Torrance. The tabi.
was arranged in the Dutch room an(
and appointments were in green anc
white. =. - =
Mrs. L. P. Norwood Of Sixteenth stree
gave the second Of a series Of informa
luncheons this afternoon. Covers wer,
laid for six and the decorations were il
pink and green with a handsome center
piece of fruit.
Mrs. J. B. Gillian Of Tenth avenue ST
will give a reception Wednesday after
noon from until 6 o'clock for Mrs. Jane
O.. Gilfllan, nee Snider
Mrs. George H. Partridge Of Grovelan,
avenue will entertain Tomorrow after
noon when Mrs. Robert Seymour will Civ
talk on THE Ideal in Art
Saturday evening. Jan. "a. Mrs. e. r
Ely will give a musicale and receptio
at her home, 2517 Stevens avenue.
Miss Maude Alice Higgins, a Januar
bride, will be the guest Of honor at 2
handkerchief shower which will be give
Tuesday hV Mrs. John Harrington Ha
at her home, 1917 Second avenue s.; o
Wednesday evening Miss Ethel Wyma