The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
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home on Iennepin avenue Pink roses
and carnations were arranged in clusters
through the rooms. Euchre was played
and the score cards were odd little book
lets of white and pink. The prizes were
dainty water color sketches by Miss Hen
rietta Dunn of. Boston. Miss Smith was
assisted by Mrs Arthur r. Rogers. Misses
Blackwell, Florence Pew and Simmons
of Red Wing.
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. G. A. Smith
and Miss Smith will entertain about the
same number Of women at cards..
Mrs. Charles Morse and Mrs. J. M Rob
inson gave a card party this afternoon at
S. About fifty women We're present and
six-hand euchre was played Mrs.4
Charles Robinson. Mrs. Samuel Morse
and Miss Robinson We're the assisting
women. Palms, asparagus ferns, easter
lilies and tulips furnished handsome
decoratf ton through the rooms "a
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Morse ana |
Mrs Robinson will have second group
OF women at cards and in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Morse will entertain.
Mrs. Shelton hewitt of Chicago was the
guest of honor at a pretty card party
which was given this afternoon by Mrs
Edward e. Fisher and Mrs. David l)ren-. I
naer in the apartments OF MIS-, Dre l'1 IN
the Hampshire Arms. SiX-hand euchre
was played and the score cards We're deco
rated with water color sketches of flow
| ers Miss Kalkhoff assisted the hostesses.
| The color scheme was in red and green
and the lights were shaded in red. About
! fifty women We're present.
| Mrs. Drehmer will entertain second
| group of women tomorrow afternoon Tor
| Mrs hewitt who leaves Saturday for her
| home in Chicago number of affairs
have been given in her honor during her
4 visit with Mrs, Drehmer.
/ Miss Florence Knoblauch entertained
informally this afternoon at.her home OH
the East Side for Miss Grace Ryerse, a
bride of next week. Hearts were played
and the decorations and appointments
were all in red. About twenty young
\ women were present Yesterday aftef
| noon Mrs Maud Thompson Burroughs OF
i the Imperial, gave a luncheon of twelve
! covers for the bride The table was bright
with spring flowers
Among the affairs which have been
planned for Miss Ryerse in the days pre-
ceding her wedding are thimble bee tor
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
1 j. R. Mulliken, a parcel shower Saturday
lat which Mrs. Royal Shute will be host
ess and an apron shower on Tuesday to be
given by Mrs G. p Williams of the Ash
more.
Mrs. w. R. Ryerse gave a euchre party
last week for the bride and on Friday
|
). teen covers.
, At the wedding of Miss Ryerse and Mr..
Thompson, Roy Thompson will be best
man and the Misses Mary and Lolita Ky
) erse will be bridesmaids. Little Dorothy
J, Thompson will be the flower girl
Mrs. Edward w. Backus and Miss Helen
, Colclazer will receive informally to-mor-
. row afternoon from until o'clock al
the home of Mrs. Backus on Oak Grove
T street. number Of informal affairs are
being given for Miss Colclazer during he'
visit in the city. Last evening Mrs
< Backus gave small dinner and this even.
: ing there is a theater party. To-mor
: row evening there is a card party, Mon
\ day evening Mrs. Backus will give an III
. formal dinner before the Roosevelt. clul
2 performance and Tuesday Miss Carolin
y Bailey will be hostess at a luncheon TO
. Miss Colclazer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Galeher will give,
dinner tomorrow evening at their HON
on Portland avenue.
!. Mrs Charles E. Lewis will entertain a
i luncheon tomorrow in her apartment
+ in the Waldorf.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin E. Wood gave.
:, prettily appointed reception last evenin
It in the corn1nandery of ~Masoni
~ Temple for the Minneapolis members {
" the Order of the Eastern Star. The larg
room was bright with tulips, daffodi
and azaleas and the lights we're, soft
n shaded Mrs. Mary c.. Taylor, gran
secretary received With Ms and Mr
g. Mines. Carrie McCauley, Sarah
re Milham, Elizabeth Thomas, EvelS
t. Gould, Louise E. Jarnby, Flora
he Moore Ella Falconer, May futile, Nett
n Merriam Jessie Alden, Mary G. Taylo
is. Alice Willard. Lizzie Rawitzer, Alice !
# Bertha McWaters, Ida NJ. Brown, II
P. Myers Mary Walker Josephine Bon'
,rs parte Rice. MILFORD G. Wilson, worth
,se grand patron, also assisted.
vie charming musical program was giv'
,e- by Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones' MI
a 7. D. Bell and Mrs. B. F. Pinkne
ng Ices and punch were served in the pa
err lors of Zurah Ladies, and on the tab
ro- was a star of ferns and azalea blossom
ice The reception was unusual in it's ide
ger the purpose Of the hostess being to Ell
for phasize the principles of universal fello'
ship and unselfsh consideration for ,othe
upon which the order is based In pit
ipe suance Of this purpose the usual soc
lth thought of dress and display was r
aside SO far as the hostess and her {
sociates could bring it about and inste
re- the sisterhood idea was brought forwa
aed The high ideals of the Order of the Ea
ern Star and all other Masonic bodi
and the benefits that the teachings of
our order confer were. set forth in sh
the address by Mayor Haynes
TWO Miss Alma Pierson and Alpheus A. RI
iG ,l We're married last evening at the no
t ,l of Mr., and Mrs. John Olaison on Eigl
ny ny street s. The parlors We're decked w
80 branches of holly sent from Maryla
: pe = by the bridegroom sister and palms {
= I. 10 ferns banked the bay window. Clust
~ ~ of roses and carnations nestled in
" green and the lights were shaded in I
A round basket of asparagus ferns
white carnations formed the centerpi
alu- in the dining room and green shat
for tapers were also on the table. Prof
,ur- ! sor Gunderson was at the piano {
ant. Mrs Israel Bergstrom of Hudson, w
the sang just before the entrance Of
bridal party. The two little flower 81
Verna Oliason and Ebbe Hagberg, W
white organdie frocks and carried wi
New carnations. Mrs. Oliason was matron
and honor and her gown was of white
candle and her flowers pink roses.
bride was in white crepe de chine c
- taffeta, trimmed with fagotting Z
fiounces. The bodice was fashioned Y
lace applique and the flowers were b
roses The service was read by F
. Olaf Bodien in the presence of sever
civ five guests. Misses Louise Thomp
and Ida Mattson presided in the DIM
he room at the informal reception which