The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-22

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The Colonial chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, Celebrated
Washington 8 birthday with thimble
bee this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Arson S. Brooks, OF Eighth street. S.
The rooms were decked with carnations
and American Beauty roses, and hung
With silke9 a as to furnish patriotic
Brooks, William c. Johnson, Albert Har-
rington, George e. Higgins, John A..
Crosby, Edwin c. Garrigues, William R.
Appleby, Thomas S. Roberts, Charles D.
Nickels, Frederick s. Jones. Robert R.
Q. Baldwin and Martha West. During
the afternoon Master John Crosby sang
the cave Maria - from & Cavaleria Rus
ticana, - "The Rosary and lullaby,
and Master Martin Luther. gave, "To,,
gether,'' Crosses of Twilight, and
e Mis- Ade! 1i;ls GFosby
Williams recited! At o'clock the men
joined the women for a cup of tea.
Mines. Harrington, Roberts, Crosby and
Miss Baldwin alternated in pouring tea
and coffee, and Misses Mariory Higbee,
gins, Mary, Harrington, Flora Edwards,
Trask and Frances Nickels assisted. Red
and white carnations adorned the table.
A toast, "The American Girl, Who Is
Supplanting Washington in the Hearts
of the Americans,' was given by Miss
One Of the prettiest affairs of the
day was the Washington card party
which Mrs. Samuel NJ. Friedlander and
Mrs. John K. SAVERS gave at the home
of Mrs. Friedlander on Second avenue
with flags and bunting and pictures IF
George and Martha Washington draped
| with flags occupied prominent place.
A liberty bell was hung before the mir
ror in the liying-room. The score cards
were embellished with watercolor
drawn by Eugene Friedlander. Master
Eugene, in colonial costume, ushered the
guests. The assisting women were
Mines. J. F. McElroy and Fred Rollins.
After. the games a light luncheon was
served on blue willow china, and the
patriotic colors were carried out in the
menu. There were sixty guests.
| The Sigma Psi sorority of Stanley
| Hall gave small tea this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Morris Macdonald,
2202 Blaisdell avenue. The hours were
cards u ssueS The de sr were ere
charmingly simple, and the affair was
very informal. +
Mrs. William Lineaweaver was hos
tess at a Washington card party this
afternoon at her home on Humboldt ave-
nue. S. Red, white and blue flowers
white carnations had been dyed blue
that the patriotic color scheme might
| be carried out in the spicy blossoms.
The doorWays and arches were draped
with flags, the score cards were hatchets
and the Washington emblems also ap-
played at six tables and Miss Marguerite
fCoppage aided the hostess.
M. Funck Brentano was the honor
guest last evening at dinner which
DIR. Charles W. Benton gave at his home
on the East Side.' The other guests
were Rev. Marion D. Shutter, Frank
R: LeRoux and group of university
morrow. evening after his lecture for
Des Moines, Iowa. He has been guest
at the Minneapolis club during his stay
in town. He was delighted at the in
telligence Of his Minneapolis audience,
which grasped the. point Of his bon
applause. M. Brentano did not expect
to find such a knowledge of French in a
the fact ETY. {ha sn whe e en gaTe
lecture in Chicago he was asked to give
two in Minneapolis. This morning
Horace Lowry took him for ride
around the city in Thomas Lowry 8
| to- Oh % g. L..
Lowry also entertained him at break
fast Monday. ..-1-.-
Tomorrow evening M. Brentano will
lecture before the local branch Of the
Alliance Franchise in the Unitarian
: church on 'fParis Travers les Ages,'
and the stereopticona views will show
the growth of Paris from scores of huts
to the metropolis Of today. Those who
are not members Of the alliance can OBJ
tain tickets at the Metropolitan Music
; store or at the door.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Heffelfnger
gave a delightful musicale last week
l. for Mr.. and Mrs. James Petit of Chi.
cago: Mrs. Petit. is a musician, one
: she gave several numbers. W. Scott
I Woodwork and Miss Inez Davis sang
| Mrs. Harriet Walker Runyan played
r and Macmillan Dick gave violin solos
t The affair was informal and the guests
: included group Of Mr.. Petit g ole
n friends, who were invited to meet Mrs.
: Petit.
g The musical at the Craftshouse
Sunday evening was also for Mr.. and
t Mrs. Petit, with Mr., Woodworth as
: host. Mrs. Petit played again an6
}, other numbers were by Maximiliar
f Dick, Hal Stevens, Mines. w. N. Por
: teous, Maud Ulmer Jones and Harriet
Walker Runyun. . .sa- .--..
= The wedding of Miss Mabel Bree1
and Mr.. Mitinthal Of New York has
been set for Wednesday, March 8, wher
it will take place at the home Of the
IL bride, 1902 Ninth street s.
l. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. N Benja
o min gave handkerchief shower at he]
IT home, 2217 Portland avenue, for Miss
10 Breen. The decorations were in white
i and pink and from the doorway hung
S a heart filled with handkerchiefs Al
Miss Breen entered the heart broke ant
she was showered with dainty linen
Music, cards and games were the amuse
ments and a light luncheon was served
: The BRIDES place was marked will
carnations tied with pink stulle. TIL,
out-oftown guests were Mrs. JOSEPH
Pavian of Sleepy Eye, Mimi; Misses
Mamie Mark, Fannie Pearlman anc
Sadie Mark of st. Paul.
Mrs. T. H.<Newbert, 400 Second ave
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