The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Mrs. Genevieve Ford Greaves enter
tanned twenty guests at luncheon TINS
afternoon at her home on Garfield ave-
nue. for her aunt Mrs. Altha Hoadley;
white spirea and pink roses, and trail
ing vines that fell to the cloth. In
the center of the table was cluster of
pink roses and silver candelabra hold
ing pink-shaded tapers, alternated with
smaller clusters Of the roses down the
length of the table. At each cover,
with the gold inscribed name card, was
pansy plant, souvenir for the guest.
Mrs. U. G. Williams and Mrs. Ernest
Grant gave box party at the Orpheum
| theater this afternoon in honor of Miss
Eta McCabe. After the performance
there was a luncheon in the Dutch room
at Donaldson 8 tearooms. Marguerltes
formed the centerpiece and cluster
of the blossoms was fastened to the
brides chair. Green tapers in cut
glass holders aided in carrying. out the
| chosen color scheme of white and
green. Covers were placed for twelve.
Miss Pauline Gordon gave a prettily
appointed luncheon this afternoon at
Jessie F. Mclvor. A basket of Mar
guerites was in the center of the table
and the bride s chair was adorned with
the same pretty blossoms, tied with
tulle. Covers were placed for eight.
Friday afternoon, May 26, Miss Mu-
riel Allen will give luncheon for Miss
McIvor at her home on Highland ave-
| nue..
W. Edwin Perry announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Bessie An
nett, to Charles H. Bamford Lavell. The
wedding will take place the middle OF
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Day Of Fifth
| avenue announce the engagement of
their daughter, May Frances, to Orvllle
Cornelius Brown. The wedding will
take place the last of June.
honor guest at a surprise parcel shower
which was given at the home Of Miss
May Moore, 1919 Fifteenth avenue s.
by the Priscilla girls. The T. J. G. club
was also entertained. The bow window
where the parcels were arranged, was
banked with branches Of plum blossoms
and hung with wedding bells. Spring
flowers were used thru the other rooms
and the club colors, red and green, were
carried out. Games and music were the
amusements, and light refreshments
were served. Present we're Misses May
Day, Alice Bradt, Lillian Kendall, Olga
Wa1quist, Almah Bragg, Bette Berg
Glare Godsoe, Penzie Partridge, julia
Casey, May Carter, Nora Webster, Ag
mes F1ygen, Belle Moore, Mile Stinson
Amelia Pletzing, Clara Maleitska, Hill
NAH Berg, Emma Granstand, Anna Bar
rens and May Moore.
Madame Gadski arrived in the city
in her special car Pilgrim this, after
tie daughter Lotte and her governess
as well as by Emil Pauer, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlton and Mr.. Wilson. After tn
concert this evening Fraulein Schoel
Rene will give supper for the famou
singer, and tomorrow afternoon Mrs
Wilt lam Donaldson is planning to en-
terrain a group of children at an infor
NAL gathering at her home on Grove
land avenue in honor Of Lotte. Th
little girl is just the age Of Mrs. Don
aldson's daughter, Williamina, and ;
jolly afternoon Of games is being an
ticipated by, her small friends
the city until tomorrow so that an,
further entertaining for her will be i'm
possible. She is such favorite wit
Minneapolis people that her coming
always hailed with delight and alread.
= she has many warm personal friends il
the city.