The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

Mrs. E. L. Otis and Mrs. Charles D.
Lougee entertained forty women at
cards this afternoon at the, home Of
Mrs. Otis on Hennepin avenue. Six
hand euchre was played The decora-
tions were appropriate to St. Patrick s
Day and were all in green. Mrs. j. P.
Coan and Miss Otis assisted the hos
| tesses.
Mrs. Harry N. Owens of Knox ave-
noon for Miss Lucy Boardman. The
guests included twelve of Miss Board
man s friends, who spent the afternoon
hemming tea towels and dust cloths for
| her. Luncheon was served in the din
ing room. Yellow jonquils were in the
center of the table and large bow of
tulle marked Miss Boardman s chair,
Miss Sarah J.. Geer was the honor
guest at prettily appointed luncheon
which was given by, group of her
friends at the home Of the Misses Blake
| on Mount Curve avenue. The color
scheme was in green and pink and car
nations were the flowers used. After
| luncheon Miss Geer was surprised with
| linen shower.
Ms. Maud Ulmer Jones entertained
a group Of children at luncheon at Don
aldson s tearooms this afternoon in
honor Of the eighth birthday anniver-
sary of her little daughter Marjorie.
The other guests were Georgiana Gates,
Florence Murphy and Mrs. Walter
Throp.
The Delta Sigma M fraternity will
dance the cotillion on roller skates at
the Nicollet avenue rink this evening"
The fraternity will give a dinner be-
fore the cotillion.
Mrs. W. NJ. Savage will entertain in
formally at dinner this evening in honor
Of Mr.. Savage's birthday anniversary.
Miss Rebecca Van Cleve was the
honor guest at pleasant reception
which the officers of the Missionary So
cieties of Stewart Memorial Prest.y
terrain church gave last evening at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams.
| by her mother, Mrs. E. M. Van Cleve,
and Mrs. E. S. Williams, and assisting
thru the rooms were Mines. G. w. Will
liams, J. 0. Williams, A. S. Woodruff,
Woodward, Cone, Frey and Miss Peck.
The parlors were draped with flags, the
lights were shaded in red and the red
color note was repeated in the tulips
which were placed here and there. Y ell
low was the prevailing color in the din
ingroom, where Miss Auttie Woodward
presided, and daffodils were the only
flowers used. The assisting young
women were Misses Ruth SwageT
Helen Fitzpatrick, Rosetta Snyder,
Helen Coffin, Mabel Record, Be.
aatrice Beatty. During the evening
handsome silver salad fork appropri
ately engraved. A program of vocal
and instrumental numbers was given
by Mines. Clarence Swager, Stella
Coffin, Clara Bunce, Miss Edna Wake,
man and Walter Williams. There were
100 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Nicoll of Pillsbury
avenue celebrated the twentieth ami
White roses made the parlors attractive
red tulips were used in the library and
red carnations and ferns decked the
table in the diningroom from which
frappe was served. Games and guess
ing contests appropriate to the day were
the amusements. The thirty-fve guests
included a number, who had witnessed
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoll
Mrs. Nicoll wore handsome gown OF
green silk slip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Fisher gave
a st. Patrick dinner last evening al
their home, 1913 Third avenue s. Gov
ers were placed for ten and white carna
lions and ferns with white tulle carried
out a color scheme Of green and white
avenue entertained at dinner last even
ing for Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Montgomery
Ferns and wl9ite tulips were prettily
arranged as table decoration and the
place cards were shamrocks. Covers
lwere laid for ten.
Mrs. Charles Bergstrand gave ;
kitchen shower yesterday afternoon a
her home Oh Aldrich avenue N, for Mis-
Wilhelmina Swanson. In honor Of st
Patrick s Day the decorations were al
in green and the gifts for Miss Swan
son were brought in a wheelbarrow b,
Arthur Monsoon, as st. Patrick. Mis-
Verna Hanson gave piano numbers am
Miss Lillian Swanson sang during tn
afternoon. There were forty guests.
Mrs: Aadie O: Cole 60 gave re- tea yes yes
| GeTudy dl IeluOoll DIT ueI SGuClio, cOO
Portland avenue. Palm, ferns, hya
cinths and carnations carried out
color scheme Of green and white i
honor of st. Patrick's day, and each o
the guests was presented with a shan
rock tied with white. Miss Opal Fa
and Clifford Cole gave a program 0
piano oar and yon numbers and oFche
T. NJ. schryver. Leila Benham, Edwin
Griffith, H. P. Matryn, F. L. Clark, T
M. Trenkley, Clara Morgan, Mise
Grace Durkee, Florence Peterson an
Frances Gould assisted thru the rooms