The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
Trust not a woman, even when
dead. latin Proverb.

Mrs. George Bagley entertained at
dinner last evening at her home on Park
avenue, in honor of Miss Laura Har-
rington and Walter G.. Hudson and
members of the bridal party. The ap-
pointments were in pink, charminglY
arranged with hearts and cupids. Ex-
quisite pink roses in low. heart.
covers were laid for eighteen. Tiny
heart-shaped, boxes. contained gold
hearts as favors for the girls, each heart
being engraved with the recipient s
monogram, and the favors for the men
were gold scarf-holders.
DR.. and Mrs. G. j. Petri celebrated
their silver f +R Wedding hgma 1S9z las
Teiss reEasives IS except ag oafg NJ ss and Mrs. Carl
Stromberg, who were present at the
marriage Of DR.. and Mrs. Petri in the
old Gloria Del church in Philadelphia,
I twenty-one years ago. The rooms were,
decked with roses and carnations. DR..
and Mrs. Petri were presented with
silver tea set and a silver candelabra.
versary Of their eldest daughter, Miss
Bertha Petri, and she was remembered
with a beautiful opal. DR.. Petri is the
pastor Of the Augustana Swedish Lu-
! theran church. tsl
Mrs. George Gordon will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday in honor Of Mrs. %.
Thompson Of Chicago. Yesterday Mrs.
Thompson was the guest Of honor at
Mrs. J. Sheets at her home on Chicago
avenue. Flowers and ferns were used
in the dining room and covers were laid
for six. -
Mrs. William E. Smith gave hand
kerchief shower yesterday afternoon at
her home on Lake of the Isles boule-
ward for Miss Mabel Ulmer, whose mar,
riage to Winfield Thomas Warren will
take place Wednesday,. Autumn leaves
and hydrangea blossoms frightened the
rooms, and the twelve guests passed
the time merrily with mock wedding.
Luncheon was served during the after
noon. Among those present were lMss
Eva Baer, who will be bridesmaid at
the wedding, and Mrs. F. w. Ramaley
Of st. Paul. -. A.
| Mrs. Melvin Grimes received infor-
! mally yesterday afternoon at her home
| on Fourth avenue s. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves, chrysanthemums and varicolored
asters, and about thrirty-five women
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Schech were
pleasantly surprised last evening at
/ the new home, 3O27 Fremont avenue N,
by a group Of friends. The OCCASION
was the sixth anniversary Of their mar
riage. Supper was served and later
there was dancing. Sixteen guests
were present.
Little Miss Madeline Maybauer gave
children $ party this afternoon at her
home, 1904 Girard avenue s, in honor Of
her eighth birthday anniversary. The
rooms were gaily decked in autumn fol
iage and the dining room had a color
scheme Of red. Carnations and ferns
were used for centerpiece. Luhcheon
was served, and twenty-si little girls
and boys enjoyed games during the at
ternoon.
Mrs. A. L. L.. Lovejoy entertained d
the Cameo club last evening at her
home, 25l5 Bryant avenue S, and at the
same time celebrated her birthday an.
niversary. In the afternoon the
women Of the club were her guests at a
prettily arranged luncheon, and the men
were invited to a 7 o'clock dinner in
the evening. The hostess was presented
with set Of china cake plates by the
club. The rooms were decorated in
red, and music was furnished during the
evening by string orchestra. F. T.
Dice sang several solos and Mrs. Frank
Overholt contributed poem in honor
Of the occasion. - -.