The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Mrs. J. 8. Todd entertained at lunch
G9 fEaS Street S FOR MIS- Ct her he
Of Usage, Iowa. The guests were a
group of six friends of Mrs. Petit.
Mrs. Petit is visiting Mrs. G. H. West
Ter at her home, 315 Sixth street Sc.
Will Thomas entertained at dinner at
his home on Thirteenth avenue Sc,
Saturday evening, for the members Of
the Links club, a club Of young men
from the East, Side high school. Covers
Mrs. M. A. Stubs was honor guest
at pretty progressive dinner Saturday
evening, given by four hostesses, Mines.
F. L. Moffett, G. L. Easton, S. 9. Noble
IN na the Emofe on fhr niT avenne ST.
The hostesses and the '' g guest 'e Of honor MOI;
are members Of a birthday club, and
the birthday of Mrs. Stubs is always
made the occasion Of the annual din
ner at which the husbands are enter
tanned by the women. Saturday was
the eighty-fourth birthday Of Mrs.
Stubs and the day was made particu-
larly eventful by charming appoint
ments and as the menu progressed from
apartment to apartment, the aged
handsome souvenir gifts. Messrs. and
Moett, sr9 f. e W. Read e. Z! &asto H.
Mrs. Stubs and Judge and Mrs. Lovely
Of st. Paul were present. ss-$ - ]
Mrs. F.. G. Barrows opened her resi-
dence on Fourth street Sc for a large
reception Wednesday eve7ing in honor
Of the members Of Minneapolis chapter,
D. A. r. Mrs. Barrows is the chapter
regent, and receiving with her were
Mrs. j. j. McHale, the vice regent, and
the other officers, Mrs. l.. A. Dinsmore,
Mrs. s. P. Smith, Miss Ella Dudley,
and Mrs. A.. F. Bruchholz. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with a
wealth of fall flowers and foliage. In
the receptionroom the flowers were all
in red and white, the livingroom was in
white and blue, with asters and dahlias
to add their pretty blossoms as an. orna-
mont, and the hall and the stairways
were hung with flags, and over the win
dows were .draped the national colors.
Mrs. D. B.. Rollins and Miss Rollins
entertained at six-hand euchrez yester-
terday afternoon at their home, 600
University avenue Sc. 5Sixty-ive. women
had been invited to play and were re-
ceived by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
F. G. Warden, Mrs. Florence Knob1auch
and Mrs. Harry Rompage. The rooms
flowers. Bouquets Of marigolds, asters
and nasturtiums mingled their vivid
colOrs into a bright ornament on the
tables and on the cabinets, and golden
eyed flowers cleaned among the thick
n 4s1S Of ferns nv which banked the man:
was served from the tables. =. 81. go
The fall reception given Wednesday
evening for Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Shurt-
left by the members Of the First Con
gregational church, in the church par
lors, was one of the handsome social
events. Receiving with Rev. and Mrs.
Shurtleff were President and Mrs. Cy.
rus Northrop, the deacons of the church
Colwell, Mr.. Lyons, F. M. Boyd, Pro,
fessor Haynes, and the deaconesses
Mines. J. B. Cooper, W. S. Pattee, LTeb-
bits, II. E. Coleman and J. A. Ken
| nedy.
Refreshments were served in the
! diningroom, which was a mass of au'
tumn flowers and foliage. The center
Of nasturtiums, shaded from the palest
yellow to the deepest bronze, and al
either side stood candelabra with red ia
pers and the lights were in red. The arch
from hsS the center was a hugs basket OF
Japanese lilies. Marigolds, ferns, as
tors, petunias and other garden flowers
were arranged on the mantels and ta
bles and ma de charming mixture OF
all the bright colors Of the rainbow
Mines. H. E. Coleman, J. E. Ware, Miss
Coleman, Miss Campbell and Mrs. Mon
roe were in charge Of the arrangements
Mines. Wilson, G. E. Dyer, A. M. Mon.
roe, S. A. McIntire, presided at the
! tables, and the Misses Harriet See1ey
Hazel Sherburne, Blanche Monroe, Hell