The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
.lnSocial Circles
TUES. LIMITED CLUB
The West Side w omen. Entertain
Members From the East Side
at Cards.
This Evening the Hostesses and
Their Husbands Will Have a
Buffet Supper.

A group of fifteen women of the Tues
day Limited, who live on the West Side,
entertained the women of the club at
cards this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
w. III. Grant, Jr., on Stevens avenue. 1t
was red and white party and carnations
and roses were the only flowers used.
Southern smilaN wreathed the door and
arches. Euchre was played at ten tables.
This evening the group OF hostesses VIII
be Joined by their husbands for buffet
supper and cards will be played later
Mrs j. p Coan save a kettledrum this al
ternoon at her home, l406 Seventh street
Sc. at which she entertained forty guests.
Pink carnations and splumosa furnished
Z pretty decora tionS through the rooms. Ihef
dining room was in pink and green, and
red was used in the other apartments
+. Mrs Coan was assisted by Mines. Charles
Lougee, Harry Lyon. and Robert Dobsons
Miss Augusta Schacht. soloist in the
First Baptist church, sang several NUM-.
bers during the afternoon. III, 6sss ~: Z
Mrs. Theodore Hays entertained in
formally at luncheon this afternoon at her
home on Bedford avenue. Covers were
laid for eighteen and pink roses fur
nished the table decorations. In the after
noon euchre was played. y. 9 ..
Miss Jessie McIvor entertained at her
ternoOn for her guest, Miss Emily NC
1vor of Dubuque, Iowa 1t was very
informal affair and about twenty-five
young women were present. A literary
progressive game was, the amusement
Flowers were arranged IN simple FASHION
through the rooms. .-.# e.
Mrs. Frederick c.. BarroWs and &: Mrs.
Frederick r. Salisbury have isued invita-
lions for two card parties to be given
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at next
week at the home OF Mrs. SALISBURY, ON
Third avenue 81. -
Mr. and Mrs edward, w. Backus have
returned to thei residence, rs Oak Grove
street. after an absence OF two years
Mrs Backus will be at home Fridays IN
February No cards have been issued iol
these at homes which will be very in
formal. .'..
The promenade concert and hop which
will be given at the Commercial Cup Fiji
day evening. Feb. 20, in honor of the OF
fcers of Fort Smelling and their wives
PROMISES to be a very delightful affair. II
order to avoid crush the number D
tickets will be limited to 800 and onl!
members may secure them. >-Fredeflcl
Fayram and G.. g. Fisher have charge
the musical program which will be glV2l
in the Flemish room. ',s* :r. .- ~
The wedding of Miss Maude Marshall
daughter of William K. Marshall, an
Charles Clark Jacobs of Fort Dodge, Iowa
was quietly solemnized last evening at IN
home of the brides father in the Virginia
The decorations and appointments Wer
extremely simple but very charming
Everything was in white and green an
the drawing room was a bower or pam
and ferns, lilies and white azalas. In tn
dining-roOm a basket of white primrose
was in the center of the table. Mrs Ed
ward Ames Marshal Of ST. Paul played tn
''Lchengrin'' chorus for the entrance
the bridal couple. There were no after
dants and Mr. Jacobs met his bride be
fore the improvised altar She wore
gown of white crepe de chine trlmme
with rare Old honiton point lace. Her tui
Veil was caught with a diamond sunbur
and she carried a shower bouquet Of Viii
roses and hyacmths. DIR. w. x. Marsha
the brides GRANDPA Their. read the Fpisc'
pal service and later a supper was serve