The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-29
scarf pins and 5the girls received gold
clover. leaf pins


Mrs. Al w. Paris gave a charningly APP
pointed card party this afternoon in john
son hall, entertaining about forty Wo-
men. The colors for, the afternoon We're
pink and green and the lights were shaded
to represent great pink chrysanthemums
The card tables were covered with pink
and the score cards were pink and White
candy hearts hung on green ribbons and
bearing the initial Of the hostess in pink
Euchre was played and the prizes were
handsome pieces Of cut glass. At the
close OF the games luncheon was served
The women found partners by matching
the caps found in the swapping bon bons
and all of the guests donned their strange |
headgear. The round table in the dining
room was prettily decorated with a great
basket Of pink roses and ferns and pink
tapers in crystal candlesticlzs. The as
Slstlng women We're Mines. f. j. Jungen,
S. J Hewson, A. Won Schlegell and T. e.
Cootey Miss Katherine Hewson presided:
at the frappe table and Miss Grace Jun
gen played several delightful piano num-
bers during the afternoon. : IT, s.s< ts 4
| This. evening Mr.rand Mrs. Paris will
entertain about 100 guests at a vaudeville
cotiliOn for which many novel features
| have: been planned. u 81 ~3zf~e
A pleasant affair of the afternoon was
the reception given at the home of Mrs.
G.. P. Harding on ColfaX avenue by the
women of st. Pauls guild. The guests
We're the women of the church and large
number We're present during the reception
hours which were from until 8 o CLOCK
Mrs. Harding was assisted in receiving
| by Miss Waite, Mrs. H. B. Waite and Mrs.
Hardness. Assisting through the rooms
were Mines. Henry Troost, Charles Lyon,
Arthur Rogers and Charles Watts. Mrs.
! Arthur A. Law served frappe and Mrs
i Hch IN he 6i1oinc
and was assisted by Misses Lyon, Isabel
Pray, Helen Hall, Greenley and Williams.
! Miss Eleanor Skinner sang a delightful
program of songs. Red carnations fur
nished pretty DECORATIONS in the parors
and yellow jonquils were used in the din
ing room. -
Mrs. D. c.. Cowles entertained at cards
| this afternoon at her home on Stevens
avenue for Mrs. W. L. Campbell and Mrs
A. L.. Lott. Palms and flowers carried
out color scheme of pink and green in
The decorations. Cinch was played and
| the score cards were heart-shaped with
water color sketches of cupids. Luncheon
| was served from the small tables after
the games. There were twenty-five
guests.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Lott We're
guests Of honor at a box party at the
metropolitan theater last evening, which
was given by Mrs. Herbert Gould. After
the play supper was served at the Gould
residence on Fourth street Sc. Red
carnations decked the table and covers
were laid for twelve
A card party was given this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. E. Dickinson on
Ninth street S by the Woman's Auxiliary
of st. Barnabas' hospital. Euchre was
played and light refreshments were served
after the games. Mrs. Dickinson was as
iI~:.k ,i,,tx,r Of tho hn9
The affair was for the benefit of the
nurses home, and a second card party will
be given at the same place this evening.
l The u arnory is rapidly being decorated
! with a. profuson of bunting and draperles
I for the junior ball tomorrow night. The
floral centerpiece will be very artistic
display in itself and when the hall is
thronged with the gayly-dressed dancers,
the picture will be complete. Drill IN the
armory is being omitted this week. so that
the floor will be in excellent condition for
dancing. There. are still a few good seats
for the gallery on sale at the Metropolitan
music store and the Students book store.
The gallery entrance is on Church street,
and the dancers go through the door on
University avenue. M The concert program
which will precede the dancing is as fol-
lows: March, Soldiers and Sweethearts'
! Nall; overture, ..Strabella,' F'lotow; grand
SGASSt iOi " &-7stt-'S41f Ho"1SS1'1' -
i termezzo, Moret. N 49,, g[r..,.s4-s~ss H.:
Earl Johnson will give a theatr party
this evening for Miss Adger. A toboggan
party was given for Miss Adger last eve
ming: Lar - -
Miss Belle Malnnstedt will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at her home in the
Naulahka for Miss Margaret Cyphers.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Satterlee, Mr.. and
Mrs. George. Rose and Mrs. Heck Mer-
; riman entertained 100 guests at. a pretty
dancing party last evening in Mrs Noble
hall The decorations were in green and
i: white and the hall was hung with gar
lands. Roses wreathed the frappe bowl.
Messrs and Mines. d. F. Morgan, James
:. Pye, H. D. Dickinson, Wilbur McMullen,
Harry Merriman, Mrs. Dora Somes and
Miss Florence Rose assisted In entertain
ing. A program of fifteen numbers was
followed by supper.
A group of Minneapolis people, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. P. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fl.
Anderson, Mrs. Louise HaWley. Mrs.
t Alice Forbes. Miss Linda Maley, John A.
f Written, with DR.. Grant Phillips Of Troy,
:, n. Y. went to Excelsior yesterday to at
tend the marriage of Miss Evelyn Brack-
! EFT, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
!, Bracket, and Arthur Burt Lyman. The
and smilax and cedar boughs transformed
the parlor into a green bower, while palms
: and ferns formed an altar. y Red shaded
v tapers in silver candelabra were on the
t table in the dining room and snlilax was
: festooned from. the chandelier. Miss
a Alice Page was maid of honor and wore
Il / blue organdie with white chiffon sash
4 and carried white carnations and ferns
: The brides gown was Of white peau de
= sole inset with lace and her flowers were
h bride roses, lilies of the valley and ferns
q Claude Bracket was best man and Rev
- G. A. Traut read the service. which was
- followed by an informal reception Mrs
al Clarence Prince Miss Wayne Huntington
: of Excelsior and Mrs. Alice Forbes ane
q Miss Linda Maley of Minneapolis assisted
:. | in the dining-room. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
, left for short wedding trip and they will
v be at home in Excelsior after Feb. Is.
W Miss Mabel Amber Barnaby and Ot
. Frank Hardquest were married yesterda!
+ at high noon at the home Of the bride,
. parents. The bridal couple left las
Il evening for a short visit in Chicago
70 Miss Beth Ieekley entertained informal
d ly last evening for her sister, Maude, WIN
n is with the BOstonianS ~. es..
10 Miss Mayme Bailey of 1881 Nicollet ave
ri nue.. entertained Friday evening for Mis-
# Jessie Tuf1ey. Progressive games wer
: played and prizes were won by Miss Mabe
"a Piers and Oliver Perry. The guests wer
= Misses Tufley, Mabel Kemp, Elizabeth
+. King, Mabel Piers: Alice Thomas. Messrs
r ind Uo,-f+a Hoy No Oh 1o1V