The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-18
Social Circles. J.
FORTY Il R PLAY / J. 4. CARDS |
Mrs. Joseph Parker Entertains This
Afternoon at Her Home on
Hennepih Avenue.
Engagement Of Pauline Henrietta
Finke to August G. Rund
Is Announced.

Mrs. Joseph Parker entertained forty
women at cards this afternoon at her
home on Hennepin avenue. The decora-
lions and appointments were in red and
! green and carnations, tulips and American
Beauty roses were arranged through the
rooms. Euchre was played and the score
carus We're in red. with the initial Of the
hostess in green. Mrs. Parker was as
sisted by Mines. j. A. Harris and F. M.
| Rutten.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Finke have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
4 ter, Pauline Henrietta, to August c.. Rund
| of Dawson, Mimi Miss Finke is grad
uate of the class of '02 of the university
and Mr.. Rund is editor Of the Dawson
Sentinel and a well-known newspaper
man The wedding will take place some
time in April.
The Monday Night Dancing club held
| its closing party this week in Mrs. No
ble's hall. The club has enjoyed its dances
! so much this year that 1t was decided to
have two more parties. one Of which will
be at Lake Minnetonka. George Gillette
has been president of the club for three
years. 81 81
The Isle Dale club will give it's closing
dance of the year Monday evening in
Johnson hall. This formal affair will be
followed by a shirt waist party. sS5
The dancing clubs for which ALERT and
Percy's orchestra has played this winter
will give benefit for the musicians Tues
day evening, April p, in Masonic Temple.
This will be one Of the large post Lenten
parties anu the guests will be the members
of the popular dancing clubs 81 a..
The Northwest Association of Oberlin
college was. entertained last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Slater in Ken
president Of the college DR.. King arrived
yesterday morning and was the guest Of
Edwin K. Fairchild Of First avenue S.
He will speak in Northfield tomorrow and
Friday will lecture in Chicago. b
About thirty-five guests were present.
and they were received by DR.. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Slater and H. P. Roberts, presi-
dent of the Northwest Association. The
decorations were in the college colors, and
the crimson and gold was effectively dis
played with tulips. DR.. King made a
short speech during the evening. Among
c.. Andrews, Edward Peck, G.. w: Purple,
W. P. Spring W. B. Mcintyre, Fl. A. Scri-
Yer; Rev. S. v. S. Fisher, Rev.aF. A. Sum
ner. William A. Gerrie, E. X. Fairchild,
DR.. r. c.. N. <Baier,~ DR.. George A. Gable,
H. P. Roberts, W. A. Gates of st. Paul,
T..
tfessor Booth of Excelsior. "a 2, 4se
/ The Neighborhood Club gave it's last
! party of the year last evening in Mrs.
Mobiles hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
In honor OF St. Patrick's day the decora-
tions were in green and white The men
were given shamrocks for favors and the
women roses, and during the evening Mrs.
Noble was presented with an enormous
cluster Of American Beauty roses. ALERT
& Perry's orchestra played and supper
was served. The club recognized for
next season, when it will enter on its
third year. y
II Mrs. H. Mikolas received last evening
J at her home on Portland avenue for Miss
Nonnette Marks. The affair was very In
. formal and a number of guests called. The
. rooms were bright with clusters of spring
flowers. Fl Mrs. Mikola and Miss Marks
/. will also receive Friday afternoon.
Yesterday Mrs. Frank w. Lund enter
tanned at luncheon at her home on Henne-
pin avenue. The Irish and American flags
Il were used in the decorations, and palms
I'd and ferns were arranged through the
rooms. The appointments Throughout,
CARED out a color scheme Of green anC
white. Progressive milo was played in the
: afternoon. -" -.
MIS-. NOBLE mas Planned a Dolly Nardef
party as the closing affair for her chill.
dren's classes It will be given in the
) Phoenix Club Saturday afternoon. II
j Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.. Weedy. 3o17 Chi
;. lScago avenue gave a st. Patrick party last
evening to celebrate the opening of their
new home, Cards were played and later
I Miss Fern2Parker of Rice Lake, Wis, gave
j a musical program. The decorations were
all in green and several novel ideas were
carried out. The score cards were sham
rocks with small clay pipes drawn through
!. them. The table announcements repre-
sented small pigs and partners were found
: for refreshments by matching miniature
!. wagons, the ladies drawing the small
r wheels and the gentlemen the large ones
!. The guests were Messrs. and Mines. w
b e. Wheeler. c. F.. Waterbury. w. w
Little, H. +. Fall r. Harrington. R..-L
= Dockway. j. L. Dickinson. w. Eggleston
: J. r. Wheeler, F. w, Bigelow, Wayne
: Franklin. ]. j. Yak, Walter Bevier, VIII
!: liam Andrews, Mines. Victor Wood, Will
!; liam Wheeler, w. II. SILL Misses Bess
. Wheeler. Parker. :Messrs. j. Cobb. w. C
: Wheeler and Wood. s4 $sss:sss