The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15

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is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
PASSOVER, was the, honor guest to-day
at a luncheon given by Miss Louise
Cary of st. Paul at the Town and
! Country club: Miss Nancy Wood en-
tertained at her home in st. Paul last
week for Miss Bloodgood. ~
| Mrs. H. r. Partridge will entertain
q group of st. Anthony Park women
! Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Hennepin avenue. Miss Maloney will
give a program of songs during the
afternoon.
Mrs. G. F. Welles will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at her home on
Clifton avenue and Mrs. S. G. Edsall
will be the honor guest.
The Monday Night Dancing club
| will have a Valentine party this even
ing in Mrs. Mobiles hall. AS it is
guest evening there will be a number
of visitors, and an orchestra will play
| for dancing.
Miss Abel and Miss Chenevert will
give musicale Wednesday, evening,
Feb. "a, at the home of Mrs. George
Odlum.
Mrs. G. j. Swanson gave a luncheon
of twelve covers Saturday afternoon
at her home, Thirty-eighth avenue NE
and Marshall street. It was valen-
tine affair, with the heart symbol pre-
dominant In place cards, CONNECTION
and ices. mound of tulips and ferns
was in the cente rof the table. Pres
ent were Mines. G. A. Smith, Johnson,
Clausen, J. Swanson, Gunnardson, P.
Bergquist, Gayner, J. o. Samuelson,
Mrs. J. F. Nicholson, o. Nestor and E.
Nelson.
Miss Lenore Peck of 1714 Thomas
place, entertained at military pedro
Saturday afternoon, in honor Of Miss
lola Wait of sturgis, Mich, and Miss
Louise Bell of Crookston. MINI.
Edith Garbett, Hays and Burfiend.
The guests were Misses Wait, Bell,
Ponsonby, Lille Keidel, Heinrich,
Wingate, Ellis, ART, Williams, Pickett,
Prescott, Hays, Burfend, Thompson,
Garbett, Edith Garbett, Leighton
lie, Holcomb, Morrison, Van Nostran
and North.
Mrs James Chapman of 1888 Port
land avenue, had a birthday party
Saturday afternoon for her little
decorated in red and white and games
were played. Supper was served at 5
o'clock and the seven layer birthday
cake with it's seven burning tapers was
| IN the center OIL the ldOle, WHICH, WetS
decked with red carnations. There
were thirty guests.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Wyman of Park avenue entertained
the people of Plymouth church.
rooms attractive. Rev. and Mrs. L. N.
Halleck received with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman and Mines. Arthur M. Keith
and Benjamin Woodwork presided in
. the dining-room where they were as
sisted by Misses Rust, Anne Bovey and
Hubbard. w. Scott Woodwork
sang several numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Leslie Carr, who
were married Thursday in Duluth, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Carr of
Fourth avenue S and last week Mr..
and Mrs. Carr entertained for them
and for Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gray, who
are on their way home to Kinnard, N.
D., after an eastern trip of two
months.
The valentine party Of the J. L. D.
girls in Mrs. Mobiles hall, Friday
evening, was a notable success.
Misses Keidel and ART were the host
esses, and the patronesses were Mines.
Ellis, Hall, Drew, Williams and Mar
shall. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with hundreds of red hearts and
a profusion of cupids and arrows. In
one corner delightful coy nook was
arranged with hearts and cupids. Re
freshments were served. An enjoy
able surprise was little Jack Marshall's
"Bedelia" as an. encore. Many out-of-
town guests were present.
A delightful event of Friday was the
luncheon given at the home Of Miss
= Wilkins in the Coronado in honor OF
n the first anniversary Of the Dorcas
: club. The dining-room was deco
y rated with garlands of green and the
t. tables were made bright with carna.
= After the luncheon the following Off.
It GERS were elected: President, Edith
% Peet; vice president, Olive Clark; sec:
rotary, Hilda Wandon; treasurer
Il other games followed, and prizes were
: won by Misses Peet and Maurer. The
o members present were Misses Laura
Maurer, Edith Peet, Alice McAfee
y Cordelia and Cleona Case, Laura Gar.
10 veY, Margaret Dinsmore, Hester Shove
= Agnes and Louise Grinsted, Sophie
) Wilkins. Mines. Trowbridge, Nc.
y Quoid and Mrs. c.. A. King of Seattle
If who was the guest of the club. !
= The marriage of Miss Lottie West.
- luna ana waiter r. bdlTu LOOK place.
yesterday at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. M. Strand The bride
q wore white silk trimmed with silk ap
q pliuue and carried American Beauty
II roses. Miss Margaret Westlund wa:
e maid of honor and August Lundgrer
- best man. Mr.. Baird and his bride
= left on the evening train for Texas
and they will be at home after March
16 at 315 Twentieth avenue S.
} Mrs. c.. A. Holmberg gave lunch
q con Saturday afternoon at her home
2420 Eleventh avenue S, in honor o
her sister, Mrs. Emma Borgstronl
4 The rooms were decorated with car
- nations and ferns. Mrs. L. A. Sahl
strom gave selections on the piano AM
Will Splan sang, accompanied by Mrs
G.. A. Alstead. About fifty guest
~ were present.
e Miss Irene Johnson Of Irving ave
>, nue. entertained a group Of friend
,e Saturday evening in honor of Mis-
IS Lily johnson. Progressive finch wa
Il. played. Refreshments were serve'
Sc from table decorated with red taper
20 and roses, and strings of red heart
&C were draped from the chandelier t
s. the four corners. The plate card
a were appropriate TO the season.
l.
h Mrs Noble gave a valentine part,
l. Saturday afternoon for the children
al classes which meet in Johnson hal
Valentines and bows and arrows wer
j. the favors in the cotillion and every