The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-25
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Social, sr4Buir<s

Mr.. and Mrs.aO. Il. SWEET observed
delightful custom, which has not been
omitted for many Yea9g iRsethe SWEET
family, by GYM ga a Try party s At
Thanksgiving Day. The festive board
h hons Mh d a9d aa aasG1 h
menu included the dishes appropriate to
In the family party We're Mr.; and Mrs:
o. T. SWEET, Mr..and Mrs. Arthur SWEET,
Mr. and Mrs. Bsnshgberg,, Moses
Hayes, Frank Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Huey and their family.
DR.. and Mrs. L. P.,Faster entertained
at a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday at
their home on Monroe street NE. The
rooms were decorated in red and green
and the ThanksgivfngEDa spirit was.
carried out. in al tha details: The
cluster Of red blossoms and the con
fecticns were in red and green. Miss
lilly Foster presidedsat the table which
had been decked for the younger people,
prettily decorated with a small potted
Japanese pine tree, tied with red bows.
Covers were laid for .Mr. and Mrs. A..
J; Leland, Dr.; and / Mrs. h1 Foster, Miss Mis-
Marion Donnelly, James Fegenshaw,
Grand Forks, N. d.; Thomas J: Reed,
Misses Agnes and Gertrude Reed, lilly
Foster, P. Leland. After dinner Mrs.
Dqpne1ly entertained the Pr party delight Liz IT.
4%1y wy BY Mary tsaV wilkins. o0's'' OF
| Colonial chapter, D.. A. r., gave, a
silver tea Saturday afternoon at the
Is. Fl. Chute residence, 1924 University
| avenue Sc Receiving with Miss Chute,
the hostess, were the chapter regent,
Mrs. W. O.. Johnson, and Mrs. w ~ n
Edwards Of Dubuque, who is greatly in
terested in the progress Of the Cont
mental Hall, entertained the guests with
extremely clever representations. Mrs.
Edwards will give series Of these en-
| tertainments before Minnesota chapters
for the benefit Of the Continental Hall
fund. Sixty guests were present and
met in the spacious rooms which were
handsomely decorated with national
| flags and buntings and clusters of red
and white blossoms. Misses Katherine
Harris and Bessie Reid presided in the
diningroom.
Mrs. Flora E. Moore entertained at
progressive euchre Saturday afternoon
at her home, on Third avenue Sc
Cards were played by seventy guests
and light refreshments were served al
the conclusion Of the games. The rooms
were frightened with great clusters OF
pink and white carnations and pink
and white roses.
Miss Katherine ellis and Matthew
Kavanaugh were married Wednesday a.
the Church Of St. Anthony Of Padua
Only relatives and intimate friends wit
messed the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
anaugh have gone to Oregon. On thel
return, some time in December, the,
will make their home at University ant
!, Broadway NE.
The Fortnightly club will give dan
cling party en- masque Dec. 5 at Mrs
Mobiles hall, 314 Fourteenth avenue Sc
PERSONAL MENTION.
P. @. Deming has gone to st. Louis to spen
two weeks at the exposition.
Charles Gray went to Chicago Friday nigh
to visit relatives for over Sunday.
4 James Fegenshaw Of Grand Forks is spendin
Il few weeks in the city visiting friends.
Miss Maymie Purvey of TO University avenu
5 left Saturday evening for Chicago to visit
week.
Miss Anne Merchant Of Central avenue lei
for Chicago Friday night to visit relatives f
! Mr.. and Mrs: s. T. Long Of Bloomington III
!. came up from Chicago Sunday night to Wis
3 friends for fortnight.
t Miss Alice and Myrtle Stratton returned fro
Z Chicago after three days visit with the
brother. Morris Stratton.
!, Mrs. ]. s. Ryan of Sault Ste. Marie is visi
2 ing her sister, Mrs. B. Nhtte OF Fiilmol
r street Me- She was called to Minneapolis
II the illness Of her father, ] &C. Burns.
4, ri, 81 a;ea, Aid society IF All So,1ls