The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-10
Social Circles.
LOCAL LADIES HELP
Minneapolis Women Will Assist at
the St. Paul Flower Show
Thursday.
Mrs. Sumner G. Lewis Gives Lunch.
con Followed by a Theater
Party.

Mrs. G. A. Smith will be assisted by
Mines. Charles Trabert, Nash, Dicks
son. Winslow, Dearborn, Misses
Anna Werner, Trabert, Mann
ksmith, Adeline Smith and Myrtle
Smith at the st Paul flower
show in Mozart hall, Thursday,
An equal number of ST. Paul women
have also been invited and much in
terest has been expressed in Scandi-
naVian day. Some of the young
women will be in the pretty peasant
costume of Norway and Sweden and
an appropriate program will be given.
The flower show will open this aft
ernoon with an automobile parade.
This evening will be colonial night
and Governor and Mrs. Van SAINT will
be present. The hall shows a wealth
of chrysanthemums, all colors and all
varieties and there are also salvias,
begonias. roses, carnations and palms,
ferns and vines galore. The, .decora-
tons are in the national colors and
fiuttering flags and pennants are
everywhere. The show will continue
four days and a different attraction
has been arranged for each day.
are planning to go over.
Mrs. f. Dumas and Mrs. J. H. Pet
erson will give luncheon tomorrow
for Miss Blanche Sheperd, who leaves
Friday for Palm Beach, Fla, and Mrs.
T. Reedall, who leaves shortly for Po-
mona, Cal. Il
Mrs. Sumner c. Lewis of 2116 Col
fax avenue S, gave a luncheon to-day
for which six covers were laid. The
decorations were in green and white.
Chrysanthemums formed the center
piece and single beautiful blossom
| was laid at each plate. The luncheon
was followed by a box party at the
| Lyceum. 4.
A banquet of the Native Sons Of
Minnesota will be held wednesday
| The Native Daughters Of Minnesota
will be guests Of honor and after the
| banquet there will be dancing. The
officers OF. the society are as follows:
| President, DR.. H. C. Aldrich; first vice
president, H. r. Scott; second vice
| president, H. e. Day; secretary,
Frank Gowan; treasurer, w. G. John
| son. 2
Miss Sans souci Of the Adeline apart
ments entertained last night after the
concert for Nine. Isabelle Bouton5 and
Ottakar Malek, soloists Of the Apol-
10 club concert, and Charles r.. Bak-
Ter. Miss Sans Souci, with her guests,
left to-day for Duluth, where they will
give two concerts. @
/ Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
N. Ronner gave a dinner for their
daughter Miss Susie Theresa Ronner
and Franklin Myers, whose marriage
will take place tomorrow s. evening
The guests were the mem bers of the
bridal party. Mrs. Glare G. Rich.
ards, the matron Of honor, Misses Jen.
ME Ronner and Gertrude Gilkerson
the bridemaids; Henry. Ronner, the
best man, and VIM. Messenger, JOSEPH
Ke1so, Frank L. Lilly and Clinton
Grady, ushers. q
| Mrs. Sewell D.. Andrews and Mrs
r. Mathews of Minneapolis, assisted al
a large reception which was giver
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George
r. Finch and Miss Finch at their home
in ST.. Paul. There was a large group
of assisting women and several hun.
dred guests. The appointments were
charming and palms, pink chrysan.
themums and American Beauty rose.
were used in profusion.
On Saturday evening about 10(
friends arranged a surprise for Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Johnson at their home
! 1928 Eleventh avenue S, in honor o.
the twenty-f1fth anniversary of theil
marriage. Music was furnished BY
the Philaoidoi quartet and speeche.
were made by DR.. w. J. tPetri and F,
Hanson. e. j. Anderson recited {
poem written especially for the oc
/ casion, and refreshments were served
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were presented
/ with a, handsome gift.
Mrs. Thomas HI. Adams gave a pref
tily appointed parcel shower F'rida.
evening at the home of her mother
Mrs. Newman, on East Sixteenth
1 street, for Miss Florence Thompson,
bride of November. IS
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
i Miss Sims Of Park avenue has returned fro1
Chicago.
Mrs. W. O. Winston and children are HON