The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

Mrs. Stanley s. Staring gave a finch
party this afternoon at her home on
/ Forest avenue for her Sister, Miss
Adah Clarke, a bride of Thursday.
The decorations and appointments
were in red and green and carnations
were in the gliving-room and azaleas
and smilax in the dining The
score cards We're in red and heart
i shaped. There were seventeen guests.
Messrs. and Mines Thomas Baker,
Frank w. Shaw, j. F. Cheseboro, F.
C.. Cooke, j. Rosholt and c.. H. Ross
will give a reception this evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, 1000
i kenw y9es PARKWAY; in honor OF Rev.
bers and friends of Lowry Hill Con-.
gregational church will be the guests
and musicaf program will be a
pleasant feature.
A dinner at which the men of st.
! Marks church viii be guests is being
planned for Thursday evening, Jan..
%, at the guildroom by Bishop S. G..
Edsall and the women Of the church.
A group of younger women will as
sist.
The trustees of Westminster church.
and their wives have arranged social
gathering for the members of the
church and their friends to be given
in the church parlors this evening.
There will be some music and light re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Arthur w. Hoppock and Mrs.
Carleton L. Wallace will have a
French afternoon Saturday from to
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Hop
peck, 1882 Kenwood parkway, for
Mademoiselle DreYfus.
The third dance and card party of
the Royal Arcanum Entertainment as
ISOLATION will be given this evening in
Masonic Temple.
Richard P. Wodworth gave his
bachelor dinner last evening at the
Minneapolis Club and the guests were
the men of the bridal party. A mound
of red carnations yelled with delicate
ferns was in the center of the table
and red tapers in quaint holders were
half hidden in the green, while the
lights were all shaded in red. At each
cover was case of white leather
tied with white ribbon and bearing
the initials in silver. 1t contained the
gloves and pearl scarf pins, souvenirs
from the bridegroom which will be worn
at the wedding tomorrow. Those at
table were w. Scott Woodwork, Robert
Hastings, Thomas Wallace, DR.. A. A.
Law, Hugh Mercer, J. B. Gilfllan, Jr.,
Richard e. Woodwork, G. D. Tearse,
II. S. Woodwork, B. II. Woodwork,
Lee Ives and Rev. G. H. Hills.
Fred Gould gave,-a handsomely ap-
pointed dinner last evening at. his
home on Fourth street Sc, for T.
Kirt Boyer. The marriage Of Miss
Chadwick and Mr.. Boyer will be quiet
ly solemnized tomorrow evening. The
decorations were all in red and green
and carnations, spirea, ferns and sni-
lax formed the centerpieces on the
table, which was lighted with red
tapers in candlesticks, tied with crim-
son ribbons. The chosen colors APP
peared in every course in the menu,
and after dinner Mr.. Boyer was given
hosiery shower. There were twelve
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall D. Andrews
chaperoned a group Of young people
at week end house party given by
Edward Holbert at his home on Sum-
NIT avenue, st. Paul.
c. F. Hepburn and Wallis Burt
gave dinner at their apartments in
the Virginia Saturday evening. DR..
and Mrs. Arthur A. Law, the Misses
Helen Partridge, Alice Smith, Laura
Harrington, Eda Shull, Messrs. r. M.
Newport, Jr., of St. Paul and John