The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
1T is to woman that tho heart
appeals when it needs consola-
tion.'- '-Demoustier,

gla;lt AoWels. uellcaIe tIacery -
which was further decorated with clus-
ters Of pink roses and pink lilies. The
lights were shaded in white. In the
library the smilax was used to drape |
walls and curtains, and wall pockets
held masses of yellow chrysanthemums.
The dining room was in red. The
and decked with red roses, and the CEN
terpiece was a mound Of meteor roses
yelled with asparagus ferns. The tap
ers were white with silver flagree
shades. .,-. -.
Miss sewall was in white French
and and carped v h aeS
were Mines. D. P. Jones, B. H. Wood
worth, Arthur Rogers, A. H. Bright, w.
L. Martin, S. L. Sewall, J. A. Robb
and Mines. D. B. Finch and G.. A. Sever
ance of st. Paul; Misses Bertha Hud-
son, Agnes Haynes. Ethelyn Wyman,
| Winifred Westlake. -.,~r
Mrs. Lucius P. Dolliff gave card
party this afternoon at her home on
West Twenty street. Six-hand
euchre was played at nine tables. The
rooms were bowers of southern smilax
against which red carnations were most
|
were used in any of the decorations
and appointments. Mrs. Dolliff was as
! sisted by Mines. William Davies, Frank
Barons, E. P. Parcher, Rudolph Rual-
lard. The Misses June and Josephine
/ Brann. Misses Florence Davies and
Grace Roberts aided in serving lunch
con. ~.-
eThere were fifty women at the card
party that Mrs. j. J. Gerber gave this
afternoon at her home on Lyndale ave-
nue. S. Pink chrysanthemums were in
the parlors, where the lights were
shaded to represent the same blossoms.
The hall and den were gay wi ith Amer
lean Beauty roses, and in the dining
room red chrysanthemums furnished
bright color, while the light shades SIM
ulated poinsetta blossoms. Six-hand
euchre was played, and the assisting
women we're Mines. Frank Stanley, Har-
ry Rendell, Arthur E. Paegel and E.
E. Smith. -.
Mrs. A. H. Policy Of 31o7 Calhoun
boulevard entertained twelve young
women at luncheon this afternoon in
honor of Miss Aimee Laramee. The
decorations and appointments wefe in
yellow and white, with chrysanthe-
NUNS to carry out the color scheme.
After luncheon each guest contributed
music, dance or recitation, as the
hostess assigned them, and then letters
were written to the bride and bound
in yucca bark tied with yellow ribbons,
Miss Laramee is not to read the notes
until Wednesday, her wedding day.
I The Delta Sigma Mu fraternity will
! give a dancing party this evening in
the Auditorium annex. ,-.'
q The Roosevelt club gave it's. first
) formal affair in its new clubrooms, on
I Hennepin avenue last evening. The
! housewarming took the form Of dan.
) cling party, and about seventy five cou.
I pies were present. The clubroonls were
I formerly occupied by the Phoenix club
! and they have been reftted and deco
! rated in a very attractive appearance
I Smilax wreathed the chandeliers, and
from en- this leafy frame meth, the Lights q glowsd
I orchestra was stationed on. the stage
I behind a screen Of palms and ferns
s and in front Of the stage was placed
) the old Viking ship, which was part
I Of the scenery Of the first play given by
& the club five years ago. Festoons OF
5 red roses and smilax decked the table
I in the reception room, from which punch
: was served between dances. The pro
{ gram Of dances was cleverly divided
) into five groups, or "acts," represent
I ing the fVe musical comedies given by
the club, and the music for each 1'act
was from the play represented. Bright
little vaudeville numbers were give1
between the "acts. - The first was
: sketch called e.The Spirit Of 76,'
) parody on Paul Revere 8 ride, by Cyru
s Brown. William Morse and quarte
{ of singers gave an amusing "Attemp
s. at Harmony and a song and dane
q specially was by William Newgard am
I John Geary.; Supper was served in tn
{ supper room, where each table wa
} adorned with wreath Of red cerna
! tions and foliage. The committee j
! charge Of the evenings festivities u
I Thomas F. Wallace, Jr., Charles =
{ Green. DR.. Paul A. Higbee, Frank
{ Boren, E. Gail Patterson and Thoma
- S. Ingersoll.
|, Mrs. E. E. Atkinson and Mrs. g. !,
inc at the Atkinson residence on Par
avenue. Bright clusters Of roses an
chrysanthemums, with palms and tra1
ing smilax furnished an attractive Sc
ting. After the games supper ":
/ served to the sixty guests from II
small card tables. Mrs. Atkinson an
Mrs. Bintliff will entertain a secon
I / NIlSS5 IMduu 11OSOAU S1sO O. iiAs"oA1i'
party at the Metropolitan Wednesds
to see s'In the Bishops Carnage,
Miss Isabelle Armstrong was the que
Of honor and after the play lunchee
was served at Donaldson g tea rooms.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Henry a
drich will give luncheon for Mi
= Armstrong.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Erie B. Luce ente
r tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
the Hampshire Arms. A great bask
Of pink roses furnished charming ce
terpiece and the place cards were han
painted to represent roses.
The Misses Adella and Ida Rie
were hostesses at parcel shower
their home on Polk street Wednesd'
evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Grt
venor, bride Of next week. The roor
were gaily festooned in red hearts a.
roses. A large cobweb, centering
the chandelier and having the parct
hidden in all conceivable places, :
forded amusement as the bride-elect +
lowed the web and found the ma
j pretty gifts.
" Among the other affairs in honor
- Miss Grosvenor will be the bridal ST
* per given by Mrs. G. w. Henders
3 and Mrs. M. #. Rowley at their apa
3lments on Hennepin avenue this e,
10 ninn, Tnmnrrow avaninG MrA ~.