The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14
InSocial Circles

Mrs. j. c.. Landers and her sister. Miss
Smith of New York. who Is spending the
winter in Minneapolis, entertained at
cards this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Landers on Humboldt avenue S. Seven.
ia bles of six-hand euchre were played.
The decorations were in pink tulips and
carnations and the score cards carried out
the same color scheme. pink and green.
and were heart shaped.
Mrs. +. c. Barrows and Mrs. F. r. Sal
tsbury entertained a second group of
women at cards this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Salisbury on Third avenue
Sc. The decorations and appointments
We're suggestive Of the day. There We're
about 100 guests. ~.
Miss Jessica Morgan Of Kenwood gave
prettiiy appointed luncheon this after
noon for three of the visiting girls, Miss
Jane Adger of Virginia. Miss Wood of
Pennsylvania and Miss Cady of Iowa.
Covers We're laid for twelve and an orange
plant. furnished an artistic centerpece in
the dining room. which Is finished In
Flemish oak. Red candles lighted the
table and red flowers We're used in the
other rooms. The place cards were val
entnes and after luncheon the guests
played hearts. Beside the out of town
young women those present were Misses
Florence Akeley, Ida May Heffeltinger,
Ellen Janney, Jessie McIvor, the Misses
Gilmore, the Misses Vale, who have re-
Gently come to Minneapolis from the east.
Mrs. George Harper and Mrs. Ross Dickey.
Miss Bessie Cook of Bryant avenue s
gave a thin blebee this afternoon A pro-
fusion Of flowers and smilaX decked the
rooms Pink carnations were in the re-
ception hail. red in the den and jonquils
in the parlors. Strings of red hearts fes-
TONED the dining room where the lights
were shaded in red and carnations were on
the table and stdeboard In the library
wheel of pink roses with a gilded arrow
served to foretell the future for the
guests and when luncheon was served a
fortune cake was found to contain gold
heart, thinble and a piece of silver. VAL
entines were used as place cards and
luncheon was served from small tables,
A graphophone furnished a program Of
music. .
Mrs. P. 3. Christian and MISC Esther
Christian entertained at luncheon and
cards this afternoon at their home on
Twelfth avenue NJ The decorations were
festoons of red hearts. Cinch was played
after luncheon
Mrs. Il. P. Heath gave a valentine par
ty this afternoon at her home on Sheridan
avenue for her daughter Gertrude. About
thirty young people were present and
games Appropriate to the day. shooting at
hearts, cutting out hearts. were played
The decorations were IN red and green A
group of the mothers assisted Mrs Heath.
Miss Beulah H. Clark entertained TWEEN
ty-f1ve guests at a. valentine party this
afternooRsat her home, 1888 Lyndale ave
nue. S, IN honor Of her fifteenth birthday
anniversary. The rooms were decorate ed
with profusion of hearts. Progressive
stock exchange was the amusement and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and Mrs. S. c..
Iooker viii give a. musicale Monday even
ing, Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs @Tooker,
80 Summit avenue. The affair will be
one of the series of entertainme which
are being given by the women of St Psnls
church to increase the finishing fund Of
the church and delightful program of
music and readings has been planned.
The annual formal dancing party Of the
Beta Theta, Pi fraternity will be given on
Monday evening in the chapter house 1923
University avenue Sc. The annual ban
quet will take place Wednesday evening
at@the Commercial Club
lhe university physical culture classes
III charge of Miss Annie Butner will give
an informal dancing party at the armorv
r rloay evening. Although the hunters
party recently given at the university.
was a success in every other way, 1t was
not success financially, and it is one
purpose of this party to make up the de-
nett. The music will be by the ST. An
thory Hill orchestra, and dancing will
be from s to- Il o'clock. -.ris
The Seventeenth Street Euchre club
Will be entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs, F. M. Rutten, 2114 Girard avenue s
Last evening the Senate Limited Dane
Ing club gave a valentine party in John
son nail. The colors of the evening were
red and white and they were used in the
decorations and appeared again in the
gowns of the women and the knots the
men wore OH their coats. "A big white
box represented an envelop sealed with
q red heart and held the favors, and part
ners were found by matching broken
hearts and comic valentines Hearts
were used in a, variety of ways for ia
vors. In one figure the men were given
red hearts and the women envelopes con-
tanning strings of tiny hearts which