The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-13
Social Afairs

o0ca0t AUl11rS
Mrs. P. G.. Anderson gave a buffet
home, 1926 Jefferson street NE. Forty
guests had been invited and luncheon
was served at $3.50 o'clock. Receiving
rooms were Mines. l.. Olson, A. Erick-
son and O. Olson. ~:
Mrs. August Paulson Of 1925 Jeffer-
son street NE, gave an afternoon coffee
Wednesday, entertaining e, a group OF
Where the carnans an
ferns. The guests were Mines. O: W.
Lundquist, G. A. RoAkstrom, N. A: Mat
son, Swabey, Rhode, A. J. Leland, Nil
son, Hanson, Englund, O. Larson, e.
Larson, P. q. Anderson, Nord Matson,
Miss Nord, Miss Paulson Of Mill
ersburg, MINI. The hours were from 2
to o'clock. p.
Rev.. and Mrs. w. II. Jordan enter
tanned the official board Of the First
Methodist church Monday evening at
their home on Sixth avenue and Sew
enth street Sc. The wives of the mem
bers of the board had been invited to
come and social evening was enjoyed.
The Monday East Side Dancing club
met at Noble s hall, on Fourteenth ave-
A program Of eighteen numbers was
danced and supper was served.
Mrs. W. E. Satterlee Of Fourth street
Sc entertained at an informal club
luncheon Friday afternoon for a group
of women who have kept up informal
club meetings thru the winter. After
luncheon cards were played. "5
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dickinson of Mil
waukee were honor guests at a small in
by Miss Marion Grotte, preceding their
departure to Milwaukee. There were
eight guests, yE.s S.
Mrs. G.. A.. Rockstrom entertained III
formally last Friday at her home. l4l6
Adams street NE, for group of twelve
women. H. 49,. -
Mrs. A. Wagner gave charming
luncheon 41, at her home on Madison street
NE Monday afternoon for Miss Erica
Norell, bride Of the week. The deco.
rations were all carried out in violet
colors and fragrant flowers made a
centerpiece set among feathery ferns.
Covers were laid for twelve and at the
table with the hostess and honor guests
were Mrs. j. Norell, Miss Lydia Norell
Mrs. G. W: Lundquist, Mrs. II. A. Peter:
son, Mrs. Martinson, Mrs. A. J. Leland
Mrs. Charles .Modin, Mrs. Lund, Mrs
and Miss Carlson, and Mrs. II. Isaac.
MINI.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Peter Pauly enter
tanned at an at-home last Friday even
ing at their home on California street
NE, in celebration of Mr.. Pauly's sew
enty- eighth birthday anniversary
Thirty guests were present and were
served a delicious supper arranged by
Miss Mary Pauly. -.
Mrs. J. R: Canterbury will entertain
the East Side Whist club next Monday
afternoon at her home, 10 Fourth
street Sc. = <........
An entertainment is being planned b,
thu, Girls Basketball CLUB Of Drummoni
birthday. The entertainment will b.
given Tuesday evening, Feb. FL.
Mrs. F. M. Rollins and Mrs. Brow
were hostesses at the last meeting O.
the S. S. Card club held at the homo O.
Mrs. Rollins, no Seventh avenue Sc.
Mrs. Frank Heirholzer, 1923 Univer
sity avenue NE, entertained numbe
Of her lady friends at cards and lunch
con yesterday afternoon. The frs
prize, beautiful Battenberg center
piece, was won by Mrs. Adolph Heir
holzer. ~-s
Mrs. E. J. Cooper Of 42s Fifth stree
! Sc, will entertain at supper Tuesda
. evening at $3.50 o'clock for the member
Of the Young Women's Missionary Sc
ciety Of Andrew Presbyterian churcl
Recently a number of pleasant affair
have been given by the different club
| which have been organized among tn
members Of the Sunday school classes
This plan is working extremely satis
factorily, and as each club is made up c
a certain number Of each Sunday schot
i class, it gives all the young element
change to mingle and establish pleasar