The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
and the centerpiece in the dining room
was a graceful cluster of ferns. Covers
were laid for eight.

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was a graceful cluster, OF ferns. Covers
were laid for eight.
James st. John was surprised Fri
day evening by about thirty young
people at his home, 2123 Thirteenth
avenue S. Refreshments We're served
and the evening was spent in various
social pastimes.
Mrs. r. r. Pattee gave an informal
thlmble bee at her home in kenWood
for Mrs. s.. M. Davis of Santa Anna,
Cal, who is spending a few days with
her. Mrs. Davis has number Of rela-
tivess and friends in the city and will
probably remain here thru November.
Mrs. j. D. McArdle entertained in
formally at luncheon Thursday at her
home on Colfax avenue s. Covers were
placed for eight and after luncheon
cards were played.
at dinner last evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
J. Fawbridge of Fergus Falls. A clus-
| ter of pink and white carnations formed
a pretty centerpiece in the dining room,
and long stemmed blossom lay at
each plate. Covers were laid for twelve.
The Theta Chi sorority Of the univer-
| sity gave a handsomely appointed ban
| evening. The centerpiece was great
cluster of American Beauty roses in
crystal vase, and on either side was
mound of the same richly colored
flowers. Covers were laid for forty
| two. .ssGs o., 1918
Miss Alice Hansen gave a luncheon
4 ErsE ox,opirr Of bar ;v+l
street N, in honor Of the Misses Bessie
and Nina Wilkinson who leave next
week for Oregon where they will make
their home. The table was decorated
in yellow and green and covers were
laid for thirteen. During the evening
Miss Harding sang group of songs
and Miss Hansen and Miss Olson gave
several selections on the piano. Games
were played and prizes were won by
Misses Brant and Harding. Present
were Misses Dot Brooks, Mabel Hanson
Glover DonnellY, Ruth Wright, Sigma
and Marie Olsen, Elizabeth Harding
Bessie and Nina Wilkinson, Dot B1ani
and Naomi Erickson. ss 5-,-T 4
Mrs. Frank A. Varney Of 623 Twenty
sixth avenue N, entertained at luncheon
: Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were
: prettily decorated with autumn leaves
and roses and carnations were used fol
centerpiece in the dining room. Gov
ers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. J. B. Tabour entertained ;
group Of high school girls at hous,
party last week at her home on Ere
mont avenue s. The guests were Misse
Audrey Lyons, Ruth Smith, Constanc
: Irvine, Edith Cist,, Geneve Rawitze
: and Florence Ford.
Theta Delta Zeta,. Central hig]
school sorority, held it's Initiation Fri
day evening. It took the form of
progressive, dinner at the homes o
Misses Morrison, Marion Gaylord, Rut]
Jackson and Mildred Mynberfe. :S
Mrs. May McIntire of Duluth an
/ nounces the engagement Of her sistc,
). Miss Eva M. Worden, to Wilbur Il
!. Kimball of Minneapolis. ~. <.19. :
A wedding which will take place i
Binghamton, N. Y, this week.. whic
f will bring to Minneapolis a bride i
: whom many Smith college graduate
. will have an interest, is that of Mis-
!. Carolina Mann, and Charles E. Faulk
t ner, Jr., son of G. E. Faulkner Of thi
: city. ..t--..,.. a.g.,.,@3 fx4Mr
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