The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
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Miss Mabel Bosworth gave a parcel
shower this afternoon at her home
on Third avenue Sc, for Miss
Helen NJ: Huntington, a bride Of
white affair and Easter lilies and
palms carried out the color scheme in
the parlors. The gifts were arranged
in a green and white booth, and after
they had been examined there were
two amusing guessing contests on mat
tiers pertaining to a bride or a wed
ding. Luncheon was served in the
diningroom and white carnations and
ferns formed the c~enterpiece. A 'clus-
ter of Easter lilies tied with tulle
marked the brides place, and at the
other. covers were dainty booklets OF
green and white with the bride s pho
t%ograph., Mrs. Roderick Lee Brown
aided Miss Bosworth and the guests
numbered twenty.
Mrs. L. P. Blair entertained tnfor-
mally Saturday afternoon at her home
on Park boulevard in honor of Mrs.
j. S. Montgomery, and the guests were
the twenty-five young women OF Mrs.
:Montgomery's Sunday school class.
Pussy willows furnished a charming
DECORATION; Tea Tea M was Ser Me1ooa at .
Purple and Myrtle Jones gave a musl,
cal program. Mines. F. E. Dunn and
10. II. cobb assisted the hostess.
Misses Cora and Lille Bartels en-
tertained Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Florence Hafner, a bride of
next month"; Miss Hafner was remem-
bered by many pretty presents, which
were presented by little Maude Mat
son. Refreshments were served in the
%diningroom, which was decorated in
red and white. There were sixteen
young women present.
The engagement of Miss Phoebe lie
Brun to Chester, McCracken was an
nounced during the evening.
Miss Hafner will leave this week to
make her home in Seattle, Wash.
The East high school teachers were
entertained Saturday evening by Miss
M. H. Rowe, assisted by Miss Julia
Clifford and Miss Ellen Roe, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. CHAIN
ers, 523 Seventh street Sc. An interest,"
ing conversational program was provid-
ed, with a choice selection Of subjects
from the current topics OF the day.
About fifty guests were present.
Miss Edythe M. Krause and John A.
Saturday evening at the home Of Mrs
P. A. McGregor, 312 East Lake street.
Rev. G.. L. Morrill, read the service.
Thursday evening Miss Emma Hulk
man entertained the G.. H. girls at her
home, oil Bryant avenue, at a handker'
chief shower in honor Of Miss Myra
Leighton, a June bride. Little Claudia
,Huxmann pulled the ribbons that show
cred the handkerchiefs from a cornu-
copia suspended between the double
doors leading into the diningroom,
Covers were laid for twelve and the
name cards were in the shape of sham
brides place was marked by q bunch OF
carnations and a large green bow tied
to her chair. The refreshments and
decorations were carried out in, green
and white. The next meeting of the
G. H. girls will be with Miss Anna Pet
erson on Lyndale ven N.
A very pretty affair was the paper
party given by Miss Grace {. Horton t t.
her asnc;I Saturday la t 5fternf g. al GLASS hall Il
NicoIlet avenue and Lake street
The hall was deliberately trimmee
with paper %garlands and the chill
dren dressed in paper costumes. The
opening figure Of the cotillion was {
garland arbor polonaise and was fol
lowed by many other pretty figures. to-
which the favorswereal all Of paper. Mis-!
Horton was assisted by the Misses Mil
Grace Moynihan. Miss Elizabeth
,Woodcock was at the piano.
Miss Horizons North Minneapolis
dancing class had a fancy dress affai
for the closing party on Wednesda,
afternoon. Those. in costume wer'
Marguerite Voegeli, Marie Wheeler