The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-10


Mrs. c.. Ellis Fisher entertained
sixty women at a charmingly~ appoint
ed card party this afternoon at her
home on West Twenty-second street.
Six-hand euchre was played and Mrs.
Fisher was assisted by a group Of
young girls Misses Marion Pryor,
Edna Williams, Lorraine Norris,
Helen Steele, Bess Partridge, Janet
Claire, Priscilla Rand and Mary
Campbell. ~
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Fisher
will have a second group Of guests at
cards. and in the evening the assist
ing girls will be Joined by an equal
number Of young men.
Red and white tulips and carnations
everywhere but in the library. where
| yellow tulips made bright bits OF
| color, were the pretty decorations at
| the card party which Mrs. Frank r.
Hopwood gave this afternoon at her
home on Portland avenue. Mrs. Hop
wood was assisted by Mines. Frank
T. Corriston, c.. H. Frink, A. w. Ho-
| bart and Miss Margaret Glow. Six
hand euchre was played at eight
! tables. The assisting women and a
| corresponding number Of men will
have buffet supper this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph stehl of. Bal
timore, Md, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, alberta Kath-
crime, to Richard w. G.. Root of Chi
cago. Mr.. Root is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Root, and resided with his
parents in Minneapolis, on Oak Grove
street, until they removed to Chicago
| a year or so ago. . ,.... ...
A delightful informal gathering, a
delicious cup Of tea and some charm
| ing vocal and instrumental music Will
characterize the studio tea Of the
Ladies' Thursday Musicale, which will
/ be given tomorrow afternoon from 3
until O'Clock in the Metropolitan
Misses Mahoney and Rendell Bailey
will be among those to take part in
the program. 49, =.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs r. J.
4 Dansingberg, E. L. Monroe and G..
II. Huey will entertain at cards at the
home of the former on university
4 avenue.
Members of the Commercial Club
had an informal gathering last even
| ing at the club The rooms We're I'M
usually attractive with their decora-
| ton Of carnations, tulips and, ferns
4 and snlilax Wreathed the doorways
and windows. The 100 guests were
~. Westlake, Henry, Deutsch, T. W..
Stevenson, E. j. Server, T. B. Moreau
G. N. Chadbourn, Arthur Stevens. Miss
| Lydia l.. Burton gave delightful
] program, which was followed by
Il dancing. ''''
| Mr.. and Mrs Il. I. B. Woodward ar
/ ranged birthday surprise last even
ing at their home on Laurel avenue,
for their son, Waldo w. Woodward,
when they entertained eighteen Of
the Central high school boys of the
class of '04 at a valentine dinner.
Red carnations and the birthday cake
with it's eighteen lighted tapers decked
! the table, and after dinner progress
sive hearts were played. Al Mrs. Wood
ward was assisted by Mines. 3. w.
Perkins, George Sawyer and Fred
Ames and the guests were Victor Won
Ende, Robert Minor, Arthur Wade
:, John Allen, Ben and Richard Stone
Arthur Streeter. Robert Harris; Frank
5 tin, Horace Reed, Lawrence. Byers
= Roy McAllister, Robert fowler, Rich.
l ard Graves, Frank Morse.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Porter Of
t Fifteenth avenue S, gave a dancing
;. party Saturday evening. Roses "an(
:, carnations made the rooms pretty
and music was furnished by Miss Bur
, CESS, Miss Perry and Frank Rydell.
1 The Young Women's Missionary soci
: ETY. Of Westminster church had it
= annual reception last evening at thu
y home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Harris
e on Vine place, when $50 guests wer'
entertained, Miss Alice Braden, tn
- president, was assisted in receiving
. by Mrs. E. J. Bushnell, Mrs. Horace
y Hill and Miss Katherine Harris. /
delightful musical program was give1
4 by Hal Woodruff, Owen Morris
- George P. Walker Miss Gertrud
Hale and Miss Lillian .Lawhead. /
& clever little farce, 1.-The Nettle,'' wa
r | presented by Miss Heritage, G. M
b Brown and Mrs. Woodruff made som
amusing chalk sketches. A group o
= young women alternated in the din
ing-room, where jonquils made.
pretty table decoration. .+~ -. .
, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs D. T.. Kiehle has gone to Baltimore t
, visit her daughter. ~''@1.
= Mrs J: NJ Armstrong of III Central avenu
r left last night for New York.
- Miss Louise Tozier Of Fargo is the guest
Mrs NJ. r. Pattee Of 125 State street.
, Mrs. w. H. Canning. 1929 Stevens avenue, wi
. entertain, the Steelman club Friday afternoon.
le lola .Rebekah lodge, NO. 30, Will give a lea
year party Saturday evening at 2029 Centr
avenue. 49,. a ..-,.' ~.
or Mr. and Mrs. f: s. Woodwork left last eve
o. ing for Miami, Fla, where they will renal
r until March 1. -.... H.. rs.
er Wagner W. V. r. u, will have social gait
y ering- Thursday evening in Columbus hall, 8:
Is Nicodet avenue. 80 r. :s"sly- j ~;
;. Plymouth camp. Royal Neighbors, will give
a. dance Friday evening in I. o. 9. F. hall, 2
" ., Tenth avenue N. = - '1'-
., Mrs A E. Fores:nan~ of Galesburg, Ill. is IL
r11ost Of hpr hrOt p
10 Lyndale avenue S. ~ ~
s. The women of Pilgrim Congregational .chure
will have valentine social Friday evening
ps the church parlors. - ~
is Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.. Kerr, Miss Katheri1
to Coyne and William Small formed party whit
e. left last evening for New York i
ne ne Plymouth chapter, No: 10, o., p. S., will la,
u. card party tomorrow afternoon at the hon
at al Of Mrs. w. A. Weiss, 1902 Fremont avenue !
~ The Woman's Guild Of Grace Episcopal churt
m will have valentine sociaf Friday evening
tn the home Of. Mrs. Neunqqth, $50 Sixteenth av
nue. S. - i
DR.. and Mis-. Norman NJ. Smith,, who ha,
been living In A1Ison,i Iowa. recently returned