The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-11

Nov. II, for Mrs r. S. Parker.
Mrs. Edwin Pockrandt Of 2425 Taylor
street NE opened her pretty home
pS iftenpo ladies' fsr 1esepf e9
of Trinity Methodist church. The So
ciety, which is one of the largest, in
cludes 100 members, and is divided into
four divisions. Each division enter
tains for three months, once every
month, and is host. to the other women
tainment for the benefit Of the church
fund. Mrs. H. Chapman was the
chairman Of the committee for Wednes-
day afternoon, and Mrs. B. L. Fergu-
son was in charge Of the program. The
other women on the committee were
Mines Mines Palmer Poe ha;a IT, Hs srhta
Gray, Larson. This group Of women re-
ceived and also presided at the refresh
ment table after the program. A guess
ing contest caused much amusement,
and answered the purpose of making
the guests better acquainted with each
entertainingly given by Miss Bernice
Forsyth and Miss Fern Knapp, who re-
cited, Miss White and Miss Bernice
Rand who gave vocal selections, and
Mrs. Pockrandt, who played on the
piano. The hours were from 2 to 5
y IL
Mrs. L. P. Foster of 755 Monroe
street NE was hostess at charmingly
appointed luncheon Saturday afternoon.
The DECORATIONS in the rooms were all
carried out with pink carnations and
maidenhair ferns and the table in the
diningroom was massed with the bright
ket Of Venetian glass, filled with a tan
gle Of ferns from the center Of which
rose pink flowers, and at either side
stood vases filed with the same flowers.
The name cards were daintily decorated
in pink. Covers were laid for fifteen.
event, as it was the birthday anniver-
sary of DR.. L. P. Foster. In the after
noon the hostess served coffee. J
The ladies of All Souls Universalist
church will serve supper at the church
Bailey and Mrs. F; w. Campbell are
the committee in charge: This will
be followed by social in the parlors.
The pastor, Rev. A. N. Alcott, will give
an address and there will be music.
Mrs. G. T. Smith of Fourth street Sc
entertained Informally this afternoon
! visiting Mrs. T. Andrews for a short
! time. a.. s.-l.
: Dean and Mrs. W. s., ,Pattee are en-.
i Pertaining their daughter, Mrs. E. W
/ home on Fifth street Sc. Mrs. Even:
son arrived yesterday evening and will
remain in Minneapolis for two months
Mr.. Evenson will come east about
Christmas time to be in Minneapolis fol
the holidays. A number Of informal
affairs will be given for Mrs. Evenson
who as Miss Rowena Pattee was one OF
the most popular East Side girls.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Miss Campbell of hoo Fifth street Sc hal
gone to Chicago a short visit.
Captain Alfred, Morgan, stationed with tn
artillery at Fort Morgan, Ala, the CUES
! of his brother, Major G. H. Morgan, at hi
East Side home for few days. He returned
Wednesday evening. 58y
- Mrs. John Helverson, who has been spending
the past two weeks in Alberta, Can, will re
turn home Sunday morning H,g.s - It.szt;
+ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. McClaren Of Jacksonville
who have been visiting old-time friends O.
Taylor street NE, left for Chicago Wednesda
night - H., a -@-fsg O. .y.E
Miss NJ 9. Daniels, who will leave this wee
for Portland, Me-. to make her home. was en-
tertained at number of informal affairs dir
ing the week. Mrs Joe Reiner< of Twenty -fift
avenue Sc, gave a O'Clock dinner In her homo
! last week. .A
;, Mrs; Jonathan Chase Of COZ Seventh street s.
, will leave next week for southern Californi
to spend the winter. E ~
/ Miss Claire AIcDernott of Aberdeen, S. D
who weeks guest of friends on Univel
= sity avenue Sc. has gone to st. Paul for wee
before returning home