The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-27
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in COLONIAL GARB
Gethsemane Parish People Will Be
Entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
w. D. Lawrence.
Mrs. H. Gordon Webster Gives 6
Pretty, Informal Tea for Mrs.
Geo. G.. Webster.

Dr. and Mrs. w. D. lawrence Of 1911
Park avenue will give colonial recep-
ton this evening for the people of Geth-
semane parish. The reception group will
wear colonial costumes and many Of the
guests will also be in the dress OF the
eighteenth century. The affair is one OF
q series of entertainments which is being
Eiven for the church people. The as
sisting people will be: Bishop and Mrs.
s. C. Edsall, Rev. and Mrs. Irving p.
Johnson L. E. weitzel, senior warden.
and Mrs. Weitzel, c. G. Church, Junior
warden. and Mrs. Church, Dr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Hunter Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Miles,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Gutgesell, Dr. and
Mrs. J. r. Moore. Colonel AMI Mrs 6. o.
Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stremmel and
Mrs Frank Lofmann.
A musical program will be pleasant
feature Of the evening.
Mines. George Rose, w. f. Satterlee
and Heck Merriman will entertain at
cards Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons of next week at the home or Mrs.
Rose on Ninth avenue Sc.
Mrs. J.. D. McArdle has issued invita-
tons for a card party to be given
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. IL, at her
home on Colfax avenue S.
Miss Ida King will entertain at cards
Friday evening at her home on Spruce
place.
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte Alice
Fisher and Harold Clark Hall will take
place this evening in the presence OF
100 guests at the home Of the bride on
Third avenue S.
Mrs. Fl. Gordon Webster gave prettlly
appointed tea yesterday afternoon 1o1
Mrs George g. Webster at the home OF
Mrs George Rust on Hennepln avenue
About 25O women were present from
unt,l O'Clock. Palms and azaleas fur
nished an attractive decoration in the re-
ception rooms and the dining-room was
In red. The guests were received by MRS
Webster, Mrs. George G. WEBSTER MIS-
Rust and Miss Rust, and assisting
through the rooms were MINES mass,a e. go ~
chairman, Harry Owen and David stan
ford Mines. S. r. Skies, Fl. E. LAID
Willard. Cray, S. V. Morris, c. D. Smltf
and James McHugh alternated at the
chocolate and tea tables, ana MINES
WASHINGTON Yale, William Badger Misse:
Fannie Humphrey ana Mefllll dSss'o~
Tn the evening Mrs. Rust gave a dln
NOR for Mr.. and Mrs. George G. webster
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall w. Cooldg
gave a. dinner Of sixteen covers last even
ing at the Minneap polls Club for Mr. an an!
Mrs, Foster Reid Clement, VINO iea'e 'ii'
evening for California. A cluster o
American Beauty roses was in the cente
of the table and long stemmed blossom
was at each cover.
Mrs. A. F.. Lott and Mrs. W. l.. camp
bell Of Chicago were guests OF honor
-, a, dinner given last evening by Mrs. u. M
weishoon and Mrs Frank Van Name 9
st, Paul at the home of Mrs. Weishoon O
Nicoltet avenue. Carnations and smlla
and shaded tapers carried out prett
color scheme of pink and green. Cover
were laid for eighteen and after Dime
cards we're played. -
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r
Nelson gave a dinner Of fourteen cover
for their guests and Saturday eventn
they gave Dutch party to which tn
guests came in Dutch costumes. MIR:
Edward Nelson and Jean Warner ais
entertained last week for the out Of tow
guests.
There is something on for every da
this week. Mrs. Gushing will entertai
this evening. Tomorrow evening Their
Will be a box party at the Metropolita
theater. followed by a supper, at wh1c
Mrs. Herbert Gould will be hostess
Thursday Mrs. D. G. Cowles will have
card party and iii the evening Mr.. an
Mrs. Burt Thompson will entertain. Fri
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson wi