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

Blanch Taylor, and S. Tyler, the col
ored elocutionist. At the close of the
program light refreshments were
served. sz
Miss George Deyo Of Eau Claire,
Wis, was the guest of honor Friday
evening at an informal card party
given by Miss Burchard of Stevens
avenue. Music was also a pleasant
feature Of the evening. Miss Deyo
will remain in Minneapolis thru next
week, and other affairs have been
planned for her.
Miss Ernau Smith entertained
twenty guests at a jolly sleighing
party Friday evening. After a ride
home Of Miss Smith, 3022 Dupont ave-
nue. S, and games were played. Miss
Agnes Winn chaperoned the young
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallum of S45 Fiji
pointed dinner Friday evening for the
teachers Of the Adams school who
are the instructors Of their children.
The teachers present were Misses
Sarah Crane, Maggie Rowan, Julia
E. L. Moore, Anna w. Wright, and the
principal Of the building, D. H.
Painter. .. -
! Mrs. H. Jerdee, 1920 Thirtieth ave-
nue. S, entertained at cards Friday
afternoons Prizes were won by
Mines. H. Ryan, E. Cole, c. Johnson,
and Miss A. EngWall. After the
games refreshments were served.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krumweide ofW
Twenty-ffth street, gave a dinner Of
ten covers Friday evening to celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
wedding. Pink flowers and pink
/ tapers in silver holders made a pretty
table decoration.
!. The dancing party at the Hotel
Clinton last week was attended by
about 200 guests. The rooms were
furnished by an orchestra a light sup
per was served.
Miss Charlotte Purchase, whose
marriage to F. H. Libby Of Oshkosh.
wis, will be an interesting event of the
spring, was the guest of honor
Wednesday at a thimble bee given by
Miss Georgia Bryant. A pleasant
feature Of the afternoon was hosiery
shower, after which luncheon was
served. lie -...
Mrs. Herman Mikolas, of 242e Port
luncheon at the Phoenix club wednes-
Marks, of Troy, n. Y. The spacious
parlors and dining room were hand
somely decorated. The four prizes
were won by Mrs. Henry Weiskopf
Miss Gittleson, Miss Miller Of Milwau-
kee, and Miss Hirschman of Chicago
Luncheon was served from a large
table after the games. The place
cards were in red with the initials Of
the hostess in white. The colors rec
/ and white predominated all thru the
7 parlors and in the center of the table
5 was large cluster Of American Beau
l ty roses There were several visiting
: young ladies present and at thei
places were punches Of vio1ets. The
: out Of town guests were Miss Hirsch
!, man Of Chicago, Miss Ray Miller O
f Milwaukee and Miss Deinard Of Jer
I sey City.
: Mrs. Franklin Myers entertained
|, group of women at luncheon Wednes
:, day afternoon for Mrs. Robert Mac
: Kay. The decorations were in re-
and the guests were Mines. Mackay
Charles Purdy, Harry Mathewson, r
=. w. wentworth of st. Paul, Glare {
3 Richard, Misses Ronner, Gertrude Gil
: kerson, George Kelso and Florenc
Blenkhorn.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hubuer of 414 Sew
s enth street S, celebrated the sixt
e anniversary of their wedding Wednes
e day evening with q edinner of eigl1
!. covers. The guests were Messrs. an
>, Mines. Lewis, Bolke, Mrs. S. Gabriel
n son and S. V. Egan.
d Miss Rose Kerrotte of 1406 Eas
e Twenty-second street. gave a luncheo
: Tuesday for Miss Vivian Laurier, VIII
r leaves shortly for Gonzales, Cal. Re
n tulips were in the center Of the table
e After luncheon there was some must
a and Miss Vera Hill gave several fame
y dances. Present were Misses Rom