The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-09

Mrs. B. Fl. Woodwork gave a tea
this afternoon at her home on First
avenue for Miss Edith Ives. The
hours were from until o'clock and
a pleasant feature was the presence
of the men. About 500 invitations
had been issued. The decorations
were charmingly simple. Pink roses
were the flowers used in the drawing
room, the library was in yellow and
the dining-room.in white. Among the
assisting women were Mines. Thomas
S. Roberts, A. M. Keith, Cavour S.
Langdon, Frank D. Blakeley, J. F.
Mcdonald, H. HI. Thayer. Thomas
Dyer, ]. r. Vanderlip, the Misses
Cushman, Lyman, Margaret Welies,
Janet Gilfillan, Janney and Sanford.
Mrs. Frank Blakeley will give. q tea
for Miss Ives Wednesday afternoon,
and Thursday Mrs. George F. Roberts
will entertain at luncheon. Friday
evening Scott Woodwork will be host
at dinner for Miss Ives and Mr..
Woodwork at the Judd house, and
on Saturday Mrs. J. B. Gilfllan will
give dinner.
2 Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. =. W..
Lyman gave a dinner Of fourteen COW
ers at their home on Groveland ave-
nue. for Miss Ives and Mr.. Woodwork.
In the center of the table was a
mound Of vinca vines from which ten
drills trailed around the candelabra,
with its pink-rose shaded tapers. Jap
anese baskets filled with ferns and
pink and white carnations, with pink
satin bows tied to the handles, marked
the places of the young women, and
the name cards for the men were
fastened with single carnations. The
guests were the Misses Ives, Florence
Harrison, Milwaukee,; Mary Sanford,
Anne Bovey, Janet Gilfillan, Lyman,
Messrs. Richard Woodwork, Scott
Woodwork, J. B. Gilfllan, Jr., Clar-
ence Tearse and Clement Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Edison Clarke
have issued invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Adah Ear-
riet, and David Ferguson Carmichael,
which will take place at their home,
2202 Bryant avenue S, Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 81. .
The wedding Of Miss Alice Myrtle
Chadwick and F. Kirt Boyer will take
place Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alpha B. Chadwick, 2O5 E
Grant street. Only the immediate
relatives will be present.
The wedding Of Mrs. Gregg Chisolm
and Edward w. Durant, Jr., will be
an event of Wednesday, Jan. 27, and
will be solemnized at the home OF
the brides brother, just out of New
Orleans. Mr.. Durant is the son Of 3
w. Durant Of saltwater and is wei
known by the Minneapolis young
people.
The debutantes will be guests OF
honor at the annual party which the
Girls Cotillion club will give this
year. 1t will be on st. Valentine:
Day, at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Donaldson, on Groveland avenue. The
dance is return courtesy to the mer
of the Cotillion club, and about thirt,
of the younger women will meet a
the home of Mrs. Charles M. Case
on Plllsbury avenue, Monday. to maxi
the arrangements.
A. leap year. party will be given II
Mrs. Mobiles hall Tuesday evening b,
group of twenty-five young women
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Harring
ton have moved into their beautiful
new home on Park avenue. Mr.. an
Mrs. Harrington have abandoned thel
plan CT giving a large party as
house warming, owing to the latenes
of the season.
Mrs. c.. P. Fortner, Miss Bell
Barnaby, Miss Mate Shannon gave
delightful dancing party last evenin
at the home Of Mrs Fortner on HaW
thorn avenue, for group Of out-o1
town people, Messrs. and Mines. "
*. Shattuck, New York; F. B. Ker
and w. O. Beard, Mankato, who al
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Ira Shattuck, at the Nicollet hote
! The ballroom was festooned wit
ground pine and southern smilax, an
the lights were rose shaded. Abol
eighty young people. the members {