The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-16
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

girls are W pe on CAe 11St y! ueOuGduteb
Morgan will introduce their daughter,
Miss Mary Morgan, and ex-senator and
Mrs, j. r. Wyman will introduce their
younger daughter, Miss Ethelwynn Wy
man.
Miss Morgan has been a favorite in
the younger sets at the. different posts
and her coming out will undoubtedly
mean some very delightful military
Lovejoy Of Kenwood.
Miss Wyman is the sister of Mrs.
E: W. Underwood, and her coming out
Mrs Mrs. " Wy@an " viii d divide the duties Of
chaperon with Mrs. Underwood. The
family is still travelling, having spent
the past four months abroad, and no
definite plans have been made as yet re-
>garding the formal introduction of the
daughter of the house, either at the
family residence or at the hostesses'
ball. -
Mrs. Theodore L. Hays entertained
Monday afternoon at her home for Mrs.
j. S. Minard Of Aberdeen, 8. D., who is
the guest Of Mrs. S. G. Noble. Euchre
was played at seven tables in the card
room on the third floor. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with sea-
dainty repast was served The prizes
were handsome souvenirs OF cut glass
and imported china.
Mrs: @. L. Easton and Mrs. S. G
Noble entertained informally at cards
in their apartments in the Belmot, Sat
urday afternoon, for three visitors from
out of the city-Mrs. Minard Of Aber
deem, Mrs. Noble s guest; Mrs. Lovelaee
of Sioux Falls, the guest of Mrs. H.. "
Read, and Mrs. Murdoch of GAINESVILLE
Wis, who is visiting in ST. Paul.
Mrs. A. J. Leland Of 1896 Washing
Wednesday afternoon, entertaining {
group of twenty women at 3 O. clocl
luncheon. The decorations were all car
ried out in white and pink and the flow
ers were asters and roses. The center
piece was a tall vase of blossoms an6
silver candelabra while alternating OF
the table were vases filed with bios
SONS and white taPers;. The Wome1
presented their hostess with {
beautiful mahogany rocker as sou
venir Of her birthday anniversary
| Covers were laid for Mines. P. G.. An
| derson, L. P. Foster, L. Olson, A. Wag
ner, II. A. Peterson, 3. Bardwell, q
Newgaard, o. Grotte, E. Soderrgren, T
Reckdahl, J. Simso, George Hart, =
L
Munson, B. Sundie and Miss Rodstron
| Of St. Louis.
Mrs. Noble will open her pretty. dan
| ing hall on Fourteenth avenue ST. Sat
! urday evening, Oct. IT,, The hail ma!
fbeen renovated during the summer AM
will prove a more attractive spot thai
ever for the younger sets. Already 1
number Of dancing parties Of the young
fraternity people have been planned.
Mrs. August Paulson entertained a
q picnic party Monday AFTERNOON TO
Miss Rodstrom Of St. Louis, who ha
taken on a delightful ride to Mime
haha park, where the basket Luncheon
was served. Sunday evening Mrs: Pau
son gave a supper at her home for: he
guest, entertaining fourteen. Miss Roc
strom returned to her home in st. Loui
yesterday morning.
Monroe street NE will entertain at
=. reception next week at their home: !
is to BE, their fourth wedding annive1
sary,. and will. precede a trip to s
Louis Sept. &C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Burk
t. will be at the Hotel MONTICELLO for tie
DAYS, taking in the fair, and will spen
= few days in Chicago before returnin
home.
Mrs. @. e. Fenton Of Monroe stree
will be hostess at q. tea next week 8
which Mrs. J. O. Burke and Mrs. Ros
Rittman will be the honor guests. MI
@ Rittman is the high chief ranger {
n St. Cecilia court Of this city, and ws
. recently appointed second high chic
o ranger in the high court of Chicag
O The guests will be the officers of S
Cecilia court.
The women of the Congregations
g church are to gather at the first NEE
: inc of the season at the home Of MIR
G. R. Merrill, 951 Fourteenth aven11
O Sc. The women. belonging, to tt
Women's union Of the church and tt
c thimble bee are invited to be presee1