The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-12
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SIX HAND EUCH ||.'
Entertainment for 100 Guests Of
Mrs. F. G. Barrows and Mrs,
F. R. Salisbury.

Home of Mrs. Salisbury Decked
With National Colors in
Honor of the Day.
Mrs f. C. Barrows and Mrs. F. r.. Sails
bury entertained 100 women at cards this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. SALISBURY
on Third avenue Sc. In honor of the day
flags were used in the decorations and the
hall was hung with red white and blue.
Tulips roses and carnations, were ar
through the rarlors. Six hand
euchre was played. Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Salisbury and Mrs. Barrows will give
a second card party and the women who
will assist them both days are Mines. john
Wilcox, Charles Easton, Fred Olds Arthur
SWEET, Hiram Smith, James PYe. Ernest
Pratt rAlonzo Phillips, George Gould. 4,
G.. Salisbury, Stiles Raymond and Miss
Wilcox. 20 -. s+s+
Mrs. Joseph Thomas Thurman OF Ken
wood gave a prettily appointed tea this
afternoon. About sixty women were en-
tertained from 3 until o'clock. The
decorations throughout were in red and
green and carnations were used with
palms and ferns with charming effect. In
the dining-roOm an enormous bunch OF
the, spicy blossoms was in the: center OF
the table which was lighted with red ta;-
pers.9 Candles also CLEANED brightly in
the tangle Of green on the mantel. The
assisting women were Mines II. C. Delano
of St. Paul, Miss Kittie Sullivan of Mer-
riam Park; Mines F.. H. Heath, f. G.
Brown. H. B. Wetherby, A. W. Hoppock.
Luella B. Ames and q group of young girls
were in the dining room. This evening
!, ipc- ante raj at
a buffet supper and later there will be a
card party of twenty-four guests.
The engagement of Miss Mary Madge
Young of Berwyn, Ill, and George T.. 3.
Donaldson is announced. The wedding
will take place soon in Chicago. -al>o
| Mrs. Platt b. Walker has issued invi-
! tations for two card parties to be: given
Wednesday afternoon and evening at her
home on Aldrich avenues.
| Miss Jessica Morgan will give valen-
| tine luncheon Saturday afternoon at her
home in Kenwood for three Of, the Wis
iting girls, Miss Adger Of Virginia, Miss
Wood Of Pennsylvania and Miss Cady of
Iowa. 49,
Mrs r. j. Upton and Mrs. j.. Martin will
| give a dancing party Thursday evening,
Feb. 2e, in Mrs Mobiles hall on Four
4 teenth avenue Sc. b.. f. .@...z... !.
The Cotillion club will give it's last party
of the year this evening in Elks' hall in
| stead Of Johnson hall as was announced.
/ Mrs. Harry G. Hertig entertained at "a
, second card party this afternoon at her
i home on, Aldrich avenue S for Mrs. G. II.
! Fertig of Milwaukee. About seventy-five
women were present and six-hand euchre
was played. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs
Fertig will give third card party.
Mrs John d. McArdle .enterta ined a
second group of women at euchre this af-
ternoon at her home on ColfaX avenue S
The guests numbered forty and Mrs. Nc
Ardle was assisted by the same group OF
4 women who aided her yesterday.
Mrs F. H. Welcome gave pretty buf-
fet luncheon yesterday at her home or
Groveland avenue, in honor of her sister
Mrs. Cressy of Granite Falls. In the din
ing-room a basket of pink tulips was or
the round mahogany table and pink car
nations and white hyacinths were on thu
sideboard. A profusion Of red roses Wer.
in the parlors and jonquis and ferns Were
in the hall and library. Mrs. Welcome wa
assisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs
t Cressy, and her mother, Mrs. Taylor. Al
orchestra played during the luncheon hour
from II until o'clock, and about 10
f women were present. The assisting wonle1
were Mines. II. G.. Akeley, James .Quirk
: H. E. Ladd. W. A. Lancaster E.. F.. Hill
5 ton J. r. Gordon and Miss Florence AXE
j. ley. -.... -. - -.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. A. Ian
$ caster will give a luncheon in honor o
: Mrs. Cressy and several other affairs ar
also being planned for her.
/. Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Gilmore gave
j., musicale Tuesday evening at their HON
V in Southeast Minnea polls for Mr.. and Mrs
v F. M Stork of New York. The program
5 was given by Miss Blanche Kelley, Mis-
4 C. Belero and Mr. Weiner, vocalists; Mis-
n Priest and Mr.. Wiley, readers. The room
!. were decorated in green and white an
!. palms. ferns and azalias were used i
:, the parlors and reception halls: The: man
!, tel was banked with ferns among Wh1c
: were pink shaded lights. Mr.. and Mr.
), Gilmore were assisted in entertaining b
- Messrs and Mines. Miller Gates and Az
: pleby The Misses Ethel and Maude SheI
. lev served frappe. There were about Il
:, guests. =.
= Miss Sayde Dugas and Joseph Gagr
: were married yesterday morning in tf
Church of NOtre Dame des LourdeS. Ere
= Perry played the wedding march and Mi
= Laura Longton sang the Ave Maria
- Miss Ellen Johnson was bridesmaid al
y wore white lawn trimmed with lace al
y carried pink roses. Miss Delma. Gagn
i the maid of honor, was in white etam1l
~ over taffeta and her flowers were l
l. France roses. The brides gown was viii
ot Irvine cloth over taffeta and trimmed. wi
W taffeta folds. She wore veil which WI
~ caught with a wreath of smilax: and ros
re and carried bride roses. Rev. Gabriel A
lie DIRE read the service and L. Bredemus w
e. best man. A, reception was given at t
Sc home of the sbridegroon's parents, II
he, Second street NE. where pink carnat1o
t. and ferns decked the rooms. Mraand MI
Gagne will be at home at sos sTWent1e
al avenue NE after March i
lg - - s L1Ee
nd PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
at Mrs A. Campbell and daughter are spendi
,st a week in Chicago ~: = y IS 7t s>#s
is Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Morgan left last event
is for Washington DC : go. as 81 +isfs$s 81
he Mrs l.. X. Jennison has been called to Kan
va b,v the illness of her aunt. 5sTzE
Mr. Finch will have his regular dancing pa
= this evening in Kimball hall.
~ =, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Walker have gone to \
sk York to spend several weeks.
III Mr. and Mrs Paul Pierce returned to II
lie, home in Chicago last evening" s.. i
on Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Skies have gone to c.
: s. fornia for the tesr of the winter
- Mr. and Mrs. James f.. Bell. nee Hefelins
-. | will return from Europe early in March.
The Ideal Euchre club will meet to-mor
afternoon with Mrs. Nelson, 1927 Chicago {