The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03

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afternoon Mines. Long, Louis Long and
Mclaughlin will entertain second
group of women at cards. .,=.4.-
Mrs. Arthur E. Paegel and Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. Robertson entertained at
cards this afternoon at the Paegel resi-
dence on Irving avenue S. Each room
showed a different color in the decora-
tons, which were carried out in spring
flowers and shaded lights. The score
cards simulated pink and yellow bios
SONS. Six-hand euchre was played and
after the games light luncheon was
served. There were forty-five guests.
Mrs. Frederick L. Mcclellan gave the
third Of series of card parties is honor
of Mrs. Thomas J. Falls Of New York
and Mrs. Ira Shattuck, Jr., this after
noon at her home in Kenwood. Mines.
Winthrop Lawrence, Irving Lawrence.
W. NJ. Hopkins William Force and Miss
Shannon were the assisting women.
Miss Rebecca Van Cleve was the
guest of honor at linen shower which
was given this afternoon by the women
Of Westminster church at the home of
Mrs. G. G. Weber on Clifton avenue.
The announcement of Miss Van Cleve g
engagement to Rev. J. H. Nicon Of
news that Mr.. Nicon would take his
bride to Syria. Miss Van Cleve was
recently accepted as missionary by the
Presbyterian women Of Minneapolis and
they are much interested in her plans
The officers Of the three societies at
Westminster church, the Women 8 For
eign missionary society,". the Young
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Ladies' Social circle assisted at the af
fair this afternoon and Mines. j. E..
Bushnell, s. S. Small, G.. T. Thompson
and George s. Johnston alternated in
serving at the table in the diningroom,
which was decked with yellow daffodils:
Misses Morton and Williams presided
at the frappe table. Miss Van Cleve
was presented with splendid supply Of
linen which included everything from
handkerchiefs to sheets.
Miss Laura Harrington and John s..
Pillsbury were among the guests at the
cotillion which the St. Paul German
club gave last evening. It was an Irish
cotillion with harps, shamrocks, po-
shillalahs as favors. Irish. melodies
were played and the decorations were
, all in green.
The Pan-Hellenic ball, the most i'm
portant social event of the university
midyear, will attract the young people
to the armory this evening. The affair
ball and it will be distinguished by a
number of new features, for the COM
mittee On decoration has been assisted
by Harrington Beard in producing some
unique and artistic effects. The dance
program will include twenty one num-
bers with nine supper extras. The gal
lery has been reserved for those who
appearing on the floor. Seats may be
obtained at Voegeli's or at the School
Education company. .
Tuesday afternoon Miss Eta McCabe
of Grand avenue will entertain for Mrs
George Carpenter Brett Of Chicago, a
; bride Of the summer. =
A wedding which will bring bride
to Minneapolis took place in Los An
2 geles, CAL, yesterday, when Miss Pear
}, St. Johns, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. St. Johns, and Ernest Lee Yerxa OF
}, this city were married. Mr.; and Mrs !!
The Theta Delta Theta sorority had {
quilting bee Tuesday afternoon at the
: home Of Miss Genevieve Mullin on Sec
3 ond avenue s. Two comforters were
made and later buffet luncheon was
served. There were twenty-five guests
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Silverman Of 92'
Bassett place announce the engagement
of their daughter, Lizzie, to D. Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. Silverman will receive TO-
r their daughter and her fance Sunday a
, their home. ..
Miss Bella stearn and the, Misses Ev;
and Meta Rees entertained yesterda.
afternoon at whist in honor OF Mis-
Blanche Heideweyer of Chicago, who /
the guest of Mrs. I. Kaufman. Afte
s. the game dainty luncheon was served
=, The place cards were heart-shaped and
n souvenir was also at each cover. IN
table and chandeliers were decorated, l
i red hearts and red and white were tn
N only colors used. r..
Mrs. Asa Fisher of 307 West Fiji
teenth street gave luncheon yeste]
a day for Mrs. G. o. Lawton and daugf
IN ter of Colfax avenue s, who leave mex
al week for California. Covers wer
re placed for twelve and the decoration
es were carnations. 49,. g.. a.- .
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