The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-08
Social Circles.
CHURCH FETE OPENS
Woman's Guild Of ST. Pauls Ar
ranges the Function-An At
tractive Spectacle.
Mrs. Fred KEGS Is Hostess at a
Luncheon for Miss
Tillie Rogers.

]. An interesting affair Of the day was the
fete which the women of St. Pauls
church opened on the grounds at Henne-
pin and Groveland avenues. the oootns
with their gay draperies OF red bunting
and flags were attractively arranged ana
strings of Japanese lanterns were hung
for the illumination this evening. me
fete was planned by the Woman's guild,
of which Miss Nellie Waite Is president.
The flower booth, which Is an octagonal
bower of palms and ferns, was presldeu
over by Mines G.. 8. Watts Ralph u.
iWheelock and the Misses Lawton. Mines.
II. B. Waite, Marshall w. Coolidge and c.
B. Allison had charge Of the guessing and
Mrs. Williams and Miss Williams sold
cigars. Mines. w. A. Jones, w. A. Hall
and John Mcknight were at the candy
booth while Mines. M. H. Hedge, M. II.
Boutelle and L. E. Wood looked after the
pretty display of fancy articles. Lemon
ade was sold by Mines. N. Chadbourne
Aylmer and P. r. Jarvis. Mrs. E. f.
Osborne looked after the fish pond and
Misses Flint and Eleanor Skinner mad
charge of the "Old Woman in the Shoe"
and her numerous family. At the lunch
counter where a New England supper was
served, were Mines. G. P. Harding. G. W.
Cappelin, J. F. Earle, w. B. Bunnell and
Downing Mines. G. B. Lyon, j. l.. Huck-
erson. A. r. Williams and M. H. Greenley
sold ices. There was gay little gypsy
VAN
future for those who were interested, and
another amusement was bowling IN the
alley of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Walker. The
journal Newsboys' band played a program
Of popular airs. The fete will be con-
tinued this evening and tomorrow after
non and evening and the The Journal
Newsboys' band will play both afternoon
and evening and on both evenings the
Minneapolis Ladies' quartet will sing.
Mrs Fred KEGS gave prettily APP
pointed luncheon to-day In Donaldson
tea rooms for her sister, Miss Title
Rogers, a bride of tomorrow. Covers
were laid for twelve and the decorat atoms
and appointments were in pink and green.
In the center of the table were two in
tertw1ned hearts Of rose petals from which
satin ribbons were stretched to each
cover. A long stemmed rose was caught
In the Haunting bow at the end for a
favor. The BRIDES place was marked with
a cluster Of her favorite roses and maid
enhair ferns. Pink tapers In silver candel-
bra lighted the table.
This evening Mrs. E. T. Smith of 601
Thirty sixth avenue N will give parce
shower for Miss Margaret Winefrec
Clancy.
The Misses Forrest entertained Satur-
day afternoon for two September brides
Misses Alma Schutt and Clara Miller. The
rooms We're attractive with golden glow
and golden rod. The hostesses were IS
sisted by Misses Jane Byrnes, Sylvia
Seares and little Helen Crockett
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Hoffman of 281t
Fifth avenue s, were pleasantly surprised
on the twenty fifth anniversary OF thei
marriage by a large group OF friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffman were presented Will
many handsome gifts.
Mrs. Lena Haviland Of Watertown, S
d., was the guest Of honor Thursday aft
ernoon at an Informal party given by Mrs
Beatrix McCausland of Robbinsdale AM
Mrs. Minnie Heesen. The parlors wer
bright with ferns, smilax and asters. I
guessing contest was feature Of the aft
ernoon and prizes were won by Mrs. IIavi
land and Miss Ward. An elaborate Dime
was served after the game. ..-
~ Thursday evening Mrs. James McLeo
of 814 Third avenue S, was given a pleas
ant surprise In honor of her birthday an
niversary Cards were played and prize
were won by J. F. Murphy and William
) Evers. Present were Messrs. and Mines