The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-25

Miss Winona Orff, a bride of March, |
was the honor guest. Daffodils formed
the pretty centerpiece~ and a great
cluster of white tulips was at Miss
,Orff's cover. The place cards were APP
propriately heart-shaped and written
in gold.
Mines. John Gluek. L. Gluek and H.
Gjertsen, whose birthday anniversaries
fall in February, were the hostesses
this afternoon at the Deutscher Frauen
club at the home of Mrs. John Gluek,
2447 Bryant avenue S. The arrange
ments We're charmingly simple in ac-
cOrdance with an unWritten law or
the club and after progressive cinch
had been played a light luncheon was
served. There We're thirty-five guests.
Miss Adele Maloney is young sing
er whose work is attracting the atten-
ton of musicians altho she is only Is
years Of age. Her numbers were
greeted with enthusiasm at the must
Gale last evening which Miss Abel and
Miss Irene Wood gave at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Odlum on Chest
nut avenue. The program was a de-
lightful one and was given by Misses
Rnnge With Miss Mao oneoh MISS ns Wood
a pupil of Miss Chenevert, gave a
piano number. Misses Anna Dewitt
Cook and Miss Georgia Kurtzn1an
served frappe. The guests numbered
$50 and the rooms were gay with
spring flowers.
Arthur Epson had a supper party
last evening after DR.. Richard Bur
toms lecture in the Unitarian church
and DR.. Burton was the guest of hon
or The ten people at the table had
been Mr.. .Upson's guests at the lecture
and were old friends of DR.. Burton.
! Early in the week Mr.. Epson had a
luncheon at Donaldson's tea rooms for
the popular doctor, who will leave af-
ter his next lecture for Brooklyn to
fill an engagement
Earle Jones was presented with a
! pipe as the symbol of manhood last
evening by a group Of ten friends who
| gathered at his home on Stevens ave-
niue to assist in celebrating his
twenty-frst birthday anniversary.
Mr.; Jones received a gold watch ter
and Mrs. r. D. Jones, and after finch
and pit had been played supper was
served.
:. Interesting letters come from the
1 people who are at Palm Beach, Fla,
and if they dilate more on the mar
velous gowns than they do on the
tropical scenery it proves that the
gowns are the more wonderful.
felt exceedingly fine writes one
woman, when I left Minneapolis with
my three trunks filled with pretty
| gowns and half dozen spring hats,
tered the hotel at Palm Beach, and my
frills and chiffon excite less comment
| than does the Indian on copper cent.
1 The hotels are full Of millionaire
brides from New York, Chicago and
/ San Francisco and we have the pleas
ures of looking AT theiratrousseaux, at
1.-the rate of a dozen gowns asday.f We
| modest mortals content ourselves with
/ sitting in the background, note books
4 in hand, planning our: summer ward;
robes, and expect to astonish Mime
apolis if I haven't Palm Beach,
Everybody who has ever been at
Palm Beach talks in adjectives Of the
wonderful sartorial display seen there
| in January, February and March, and
| last. week when chamber of COM
merce man and his wife were planning
where to spend vacation, California
| or Florida, it was an easy matter for
the wife to decide when her husband
handed her a check and said: Try
and make that cover the cost of get
ting ready, my DEAR She looked at
the bit of paper and read the figures,
$3.50. II think" she said slowly but
decidedly, that we would better go to
/ California;" E
w. H. Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Morris, Howard Morris, Mr.. and Mrs
M. w. Yerxa, Howard Yerxa, MI. and
Mrs. E. T. Brown, w. H. Marley and
DR.. Coffee form a party of Minneapolis
people who are in Havana, Cuba, for
several weeks. F. R.. Yerxa of St
Paul is with them and Dwight Yerxa
i will go down in a month to join them
Rev. G. L. Morrill, read the. service
which united Miss Emelie Berndt~ and
Henry ]. Linderman in marriage last
evening at the home of the brides
parents on Oak. street SD. Mr. Lin
derman was with the Third regiment
United States Infantry, in Cuba during
the late war and then went to the
Philippines with his regiment.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.