The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-01

Mrs. Chester A. Simmons gave a tea
this afternoon from 8 until o'clock
at her home on Park avenue for Miss
Emma Carpenter and about $50 wom-
en- had been bidde nto meet the bride.
Mrs. Simmons, Miss Carpenter and her
mother, Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter, re-
ceived and assisting thru the rooms
We're Misses Harriet Wagner, Helen
and Mary Harrington, Charlotte Es-
mond, Martha Glass, Lois Simmons,
and Mrs. w. A. Gregory. Mines. w. D.
Gregory Horace Peck and w. M.
Horner presided in the dining-room.
Brazie sang three songs most delight
fully and other music was furnished
by the Cecilian. White tulips were ar
ranged in a charming fashion thru the
rooms and gave promise OF spring
and in the dining-room everything was
in white and green. White tulle and
! delicate asparagus ferns were fes-
TONED from the chandelier to the
table where a basket of bride roses and
hyacinths with a big tulle bow on the
handle formed the centerpiece. At
each corner was a green shaded
taper in a brass holder and white
ribbons crossed the table.
The receiving women will be
Joined by an equal number of men
for a buffet supper and the evening
y
Mr.. Nettleton arrived Saturday morn
ing from Seattle and will be present
this evening.
A large card party will be given at
the West Hotel Saturday, Feb. 13, by
Slyke, and Mrs. J. J. Flather for the
Minnesota Church Home for Aged
Women. Invitations will be sent out
this week.
Mrs. r. H. Passmore will entertain
informally tomorrow evening at her
apartments in the Virginia for Miss
Youngblood Of Milwaukee, who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will
J. liam PassmOre. Miss Youngblood will
> remain in Minneapolis for some time
). and a number Of affairs will be CIV
en- in her honor.
Mines. J. A. Harris, Mary r. San
:, born and Augustine Thompson issued
. invitations Saturday for two afternoon
> card parties which will be glyer
;: Thursday, Feb. IL, and Friday, Feb
). -, at the home Of Mrs. Harris or
= Clinton avenue.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternit.
- will give a dancing party party FL Frld "a!
!, guests who will be in the city for thu
convention. The patronesses will in
clude Mines F. r. Whitney: A. Y
Skies, Francis r. Potter, c: L; Har
d rington, w. A. Snow, +. NJ: Anderson
l.. o. Merriam, M. r. Wilcox, f. Fl
= Chaplin, Miss Hope Mcdonald am
. Miss A. G. Peck.
Thursday evening there will be
), smoker at the chapter house ana OF
. Saturday evening a banquet will b.
- served at the West hotel.
= A. jolly affair has been planned to b
u given at the Minikahda club Wednes
y day evening when about twenty-five
. the younger women will be the guest
i Of an equal number of men at a coast
ing party. Supper will OF course, b
5 served at the club. 2. @s *s= .ra
: The annual dance Of the Phi kapp
e Psi men will be given at the club Fri
h day evening, Feb. S, and about sixty o
d the young people will be present.
e The party this evening, given by tn
e Cotillion club will be preceded by sew
S. >eral dinners. Mr.. and Mrs Henr
,e Moreton will entertain at their HON
n on Portland avenue and Mr.. and Mr.
% Sewall Andrews Of the Wisconsin wi
~, have a group Of guests which will ir
Ia c1ude Miss Florence Finch and &c
'r ward Holbert, Of ST. Paul.
- ~ Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Geore
y, ~ Arms will entertain at luncheon Il
-, Mrs. John Fertig of Milwaukee, who
VI visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G.. Fertig.
$, Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Charlie
III S. Gold of Second avenue S, gave
1u luncheon for Mrs. Fertig at Donald
- made a charming table decoration ar
the lights were shaded in red. TT
guests were Mines. H. G. Fertig. Jam'
Pye, M. E. Sanborn, WEIGH, Aloni
d Phillips, j. A. Harris, Joseph Parke
y George Dickson, Augustine Thompso
6. s. Fay, S. A. Reid and Anton Kno1
LAUGH.
&C Mrs. II. N. Weston Of Bryant av
nue. S, gave a luncheon of twelve CO
3G ers on Tuesday afternoon.
|E The wedding Of Miss Freda Caroli1
. Hermann, daughter Of Mrs. Ida Her
&c mann of St. Paul, and George Mertt
Shannon of Minneapolis, will be quie
SG ly so1emnized Wednesday evenin
Feb. 10, at the home Of the bride
family will witness the service and tt
3G arrangements will be characterized
extreme simplicity. There has be-
SG much entertaining for the brid
4 couple, both in st. Paul and MINI
sG apolis, but it has been of a most info
NAL nature.
\ The engagement Of Mrs. Floren
SG M. Cotton and George Thwing is a
\ nounced. The wedding will take pla
AG in the early spring.
.G Mrs. Mae Polhamus of 956 Invent
y % fourth avenue NE has announced t
u engagement of her daughter, Max
D. Hortense, to Lambert Frederick F'ai
~ child of st. Paul. The wedding W
[ a take place in April.
L. Miss Minnette Georgiania Odegar6
~ daughter of Mrs. F.. w. Schmidt, al