The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18

The largest affair Of the day was the
tea which Mrs. Russell Dibble, Mrs
Chaplin Russell = Bracket and Mrs Eu-
noon at the home Of Mrs. Bracket, 1885
Emerson avenue s, for Mrs. Theodore
Payne Thurston. Mrs. Thurston was for
merly Miss Jane Mitchell Of Franklin,
Pa, and her marriage took place in Sep
TENDER. She was Mrs. Brackett's maid
Ct Ct he Nc at her wedding and made many
return as the bride Of Rev. Mr.. Thurs
ton. About 500 invitations had been
issued, and the guests were divided in
two groups, 8 until 5 0 clock, and
and the honor guest received in the
pretty reception room, where American
Beauty roses were gorgeous against the
green furnishings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brackett have only recently moved into
the new, home which they built, and
ished most effective setting. for the
profusion Of flowers, which were ar
ranged thru them. The large livingroom
is done in yellow, and shaggy bronze
chrysanthemums were wisely. chosen to
complete the artistic color scheme. In
the landing of the stairs, punch. was
served from table Undecided with fruit
in all the brilliant fall colors. The fur
n1shings are in red and white, and chry-
santhemums were stunning against the
bright background, The blue and green
in a cutglass bowl in the center Of the
polished table above which was the
handsome drop light. The chrysant he
NUNS wer, on the buffet also. Mines.
John Bigelow, Frank R. Petit, Albert
W, Strong, and Miss Edith Knight alter
tea and chocolate, and Misses Elizabeth
Donaldson, Bertha Hudson, Ida May
Hefelfnger, Evelyn Judd and Ellen
Judd took turns in serving punch. The
other assisting women were Mines.
Sarah II. Knight, Frank g. Snyder, Will
Truesdell. Frank W. Guilbert and James
0. Gilfllan. = y
Mrs. H. douglas gave an informal
luncheon ~ OF ten covers this afternoon,
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson. A cluster
OF pink chrysanthemums was in the cen
ter Of the table, and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were. tied with tulle to. the
bride g chair.
ter party which Waiter Hudson ~ gave sey at
the Metropolitan. There were eight
guests. p ~,
Mrs. Edwin Parker entertained at
cards yesterday for Mrs. Ralph Spar
ker at her East Side home, Receiving
were Mines: Edgar &C Cooper opecl IVor
Chambers, Byron Timberlake and Ed.
win Klassy. In the hall and in the par
lor the decorations were all in yellow,
with chrysanthemums to give the de-
sired color note. The den was in pink
and white with carnations and roses
and in the diningroom the center of
the table held a basket with white and
yellow chrysanthemurns and bouquet
OF the same flowers blossomed among
the tangle of green on the buffet. Six
hand euchre was played and the score
cards Were 81. very unique, each represent
Ing d1tferent flower. done in swatercoI-
ors. lnvltatlonsshad been issued to sew
enty guests = = +. -
This evening the first Of the, high
school days at the art exhibition at
the public library will be given by the
East high school and both the faculty
and pupils are taking much interest in
making max: the plan a success: Tomorrow
ceive, Central will have next Friday;-
and North high Saturday week. On
Friday afternoon the German people
will gather In honor of Charles Gronow,
the new German consul, and Mrs.
Gronow, and to see the pictures.
vi lueSuety aICeTnOOn@ ana evening
the Native Sons, the Territorial
Pioneers and a delegation from the
State Historical society will be pres
ent and this occasion will be made es-
pecially interesting by an address by
Dr.. W. W: Folwell, first president of the
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts, on
The EARLY Days Of the Art Society,"
The. North High School Athletic as
ISOLATION will give dancing party this
evening in the Phoenix club.
! Karl De Laittre gave theater party
at the Metropolitan last evening and
after the play entertained his guests,
Misses Kimberly, Laura Harrington,
Ireys and Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bell,
at supper at the. Minneapolis club.
Mrs. Minnie E. Barstow announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Esther,
to Orville Adelbert Hammond. The
ceremony was performed by. Rev.
Frank Cooper at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond left
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