The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

where -frappe was served by group of.
girls. Gay Japanese lanterns lent their
color, and garden flowers added both
color and fragrance. A string orchestra
was placed in a vine-covered arbor
Mrs. McElroy was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mines. r. H. Slater, G.. s. Bur-
1ingame, j. V. Lind and M. S. Masters.
There were 200 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan p Roberts gave
a dinner at Minikahda club Saturday
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dill and the Misses Dill of New York,
who were passing thru on their way to
the coast.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Heffelfnger
gave a dinner at the club Of sixteen
covers for Miss Burton and Miss Har-
ries of Cincinnati who are the guests
of Mrs George Peavey.
The many transcontinental travellers
passing thru Minneapolis this summer
are responsible for much of the enter
tanning. Mrs. Arthur Penny gave a
handsome dinner for eighteen people
Mrs. Sidney B. Travis of San Francisco,
the guests of Mr.Aand Mrs. James Dell
| of Oak Grove street. The table decora-
tions were purple, and lavender iris in
an, oriental bowl and candles in bronze
holders. The favors were small iris
blossoms fashioned Of tulle and silver
thread. ~. : 49,. ..- -, a.,
The Duluth golf players We're enter
tanned delightfully."- at the Bryn Mawr
club during their stay in the city Satur-
day: There was a noon luncheon at
the club for the players and in the even
ing a dinner dance attended by about
forty. Assisting about the rooms were
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Shroyer, Mrs:
| F. E, Stewart, Mrs. Mark Moulton and
! Mrs. A. Y. Bayne. r. :. 49,.
Miss Katherine Shull gave a large
| and very prettily arranged dinner dance
Thursday evening at Minikahda. The
guests, Miss Ella Louise St. Cloud of St.
Louis, and Ralph Shull s. guest, Mr..
1 Root of Denver. There were seventy
five guests. t..
Mrs. w. F. Brooks was hostess Fri.
day at luncheon of twelve covers at
!, Minikahda club in honor of Mrs. AL:
| bert II. Cone of Chicago. The table had
for centerpiece basket filled with a
striking combination of larkspur and
daisies. Mrs. Cone will visit Mrs. r. B.
/ Langdon at Minnetonka Beach for a
week. - ~.
Miss Murtle Grosvenor entertained
Mrs. John Heag and son Paul of Seat
tie, Wash, and Miss Maud Clough OF
| South East, at dinner, Friday.
Miss Francesca Engstrom entertained
the Aurora Borealis Social club at he1
ment took The form of a chiId's dol
party and children g games were played
i during the evening. The decorations
were in red and green, the club color'
and sweet peas were used in the dining
room. Favors for the evening were
stanzas characteristic of each member
tied with the club colors to miniature
garden TOOLS Those present wer'
Misses Maud Wilson. jamie Stevens
Minnie Easthagen, Lillian. Anderson
Susie Stevens, Evelyn Dahl, Elsie Lin
daAl, Nellie Wilson and Martha Seba.
The Ladies Social union of the Fiftl
Avenue Congregational church enjoye,
picnic Thursday at "Shady Nook, ,
Mrs. Sahlstrom's summer home, LAX
Amelia Beneath the tall trees upo1
the lawn were tables decked with flow
ers, from which a delightful luncheon
was served. A variety of pleasan
amusements filed the afternoon wit
| pleasure and the music furnished by lit
tie Mildred .Sahlstrom on the violin. &C
companied by her mother on the piano
was particularly enjoyed by all pres
ent. ~ - -: - 4