The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-10
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day was suggested in the decorations
and appointments of the card party
which Mrs. Frederick M. Rollins gave
this afternoon at her home on Sew
made green background and sham
rocks furnished appropriate tally
cards. Six-hand euchre was played at
ten tables and the six prizes were of
cut glass and china. Mrs. ]. F. Nc
Elroy and John K. SAVERS assisted
Mrs. Rollins.
Clusters of narcissus blossoms car
ried out color scheme of white and
green this afternoon at the luncheon
which Mrs. Charles II. Johnson gave
at her home on Highland avenue. Cow
luncheon cards were played. Among
the guests was Mrs. A. A. KnOblauch
of Emmetsburg. Iowa, who is visiting
friends in Merriam Park.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Helen
Zeglin and Albert Henry LeDoux will
take place Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinhold Zeglin, 2119 Elliott avenue.
Miss Amy Laramee will be the maid
of honor at the marriage of Miss Hell
en- Hughes and Louis A. Laramee, and
tomorrow afternoon she will enter
tain for the bride at her home on
Highland avenue. . Next Thursday
morning Miss Kate Norton will have
chocolatiere and the following even
ing Miss Blanche Stong will give a
dinner. Mrs. Paul w. Smith will be
hostess Saturday afternoon, March 10.
Mrs. j. w. Dreger will entertain
about one hundred women at cards
Tuesday afternoon, March 20, at the
Phoenix clubrooms.
A quiet wedding of last evening was
that of Mrs Henrietta Preston Ellis
and George l.. Matchan, which took
place in the presence of only the inn
mediate relatives at the home of the
bride, 2s1S Lyndale avenue S. Rev.
Jalues S. Montgomery read the serv-
ice. Mr.. an! Mrs. Matchan will be
at home after April at 28O1 Lyndale
avenue S, and no cards have been
| ISSUED.
| If one could only buy tact in
| qEaint-shaped little TASKS, neatly
| labeled iii pink, there is not woman
| who would be without it; but as it is
| not on sale at any store, some Of us
must find patience to listen to the
plumbers of our friends. 1t was only
las: week that young matron sent
! ont invitations for an affair, and yes
terday she met one of her prospective
guests who began to express her re-
srets at her inability to be present.
The young matron Interrupted her
with Well-meaning but unfortunately
expressed exclamation. ooh, that is
all right" she said airily. zone al
ways has to plan that some of the
people won't come. 1 really didn't ex-
pect you, but I thought you would
like the invitation
Mrs. A.. NJ. woodward was among
the guests yesterday at the progress
! slve spring luncheon which Mrs. A. r
McGill gave at her home. in ST.. An
thony Park for Mrs. Caldwell of Ia
coma and her daughter, Mrs. Duval
F.. Polk. Covers were laid for twenty
four, and the color scheme was in
yellow and green.
Miss Nora Powers gave farewell
reception last evening for Mr.. anc
Mrs. Carline at their home in Nicol.
let island. Music, games and dan
cling were the amusements. Presen
were Misses Jennie Cook, Stella Buck
ley, Mabel Clark, Emma Keller, Ma
thilda and Clara Muther, Mamie Null
reen, Hannah Hanlon, Lucy Wheel
stone, Katie Brie, Mamie Mack
Messrs. Vaughn, Farley, Mack, Car
. line, Murray, Swanson and Hanlon.
PERsoNAr AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. Edmund G. Walton is in New York.
lie Roy White Of Washington avenue N j
home from Milwaukee.
T Miss Wilma Anderson is home from New York
where she has been busy with concert work
Mrs. e. H. Long of 300 Fourth street Sc will
entertain the Cinnamon club tomorrow night.
e Lorraine chapter. o. f. s., will have a car
: party tomorrow afternoon in Masonic, Temple.
d Miss Kate Thayer Of First avenue is spendin
two weeks with Miss Burchard 1923 Stevens ave
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