The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-15

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Corinne DeLaittre. Wyman. Rehecca
semple, Leila Winston, Natalie Jordan
viii entertain the assisting women at |
buffet dinner tonight, to which the |
husbands Of the matrons are also in
vited.
A number of affairs are being planned
for Miss Marion Partridge, both here
and in st. Paul, but the dates have
not definitely been decided.
Mrs. Sarah H. Knight announces the
t to George George Kimban Beiden l'n -
Mrs. Thomas F. Quimby received this
afternoon at her home on Clinton ave-
nue.. A different color scheme was car
RED out in each room with great clus-
tiers of chrysanthemums against a
background Of palms and ferns, while
the lights were all shaded to CORE
spond with the flowers. White flowers
were in the hall, yellow in the parlors,
the library was in pink and great
cluster of pink roses in a Japanese bas-
ket formed the centeefplece in the din,
shaded tapers. A string orchestra
PLAYED during the receiving hours,
which were from until 6 'clock, and
over two hundred women called. Mrs.
| Ouinby was assisted in receiving by
Mines. William B. MacLean and e. w.
Ensign, and alternating in the library
and at the frappe table were Mines. A.
J. Schaller, Albert Schaller and Miss
f Haeh /. Wakehsia, Misses ,a1 Floren es
Cornelius, Jessie Caplin. Elinor Holtz,
Ruth Cecil, Rose Marie Schaller and
Florence Gibson.
Minneapolis people will be interested
in the marriage Of Miss Charlotte Al
James Clark Worrall Of New York,
which took place in New York in the
Calvary Episcopal church, Sunday. Rev.
, James Lewis Parks, read the service.
Mr.. Worrall formerly lived in Mime
apolis. He is son Of Mrs. Kate Whit
ing, who resided in Minneapolis until
she went to Washington few years
ago to make her home. ..u .>.r
The engagement is announced of Miss
Minnie j. Joseph of Des Moines, Iowa,
to Charles L. Levitt of this city.
Judge and Mrs: G. 3: Elliott will
Rome, 1908 eighth street ST, in honor
of Mrs. Alice B. Marshall. Miss Ednah
Hall will assist in the program to be
played by Mrs. Marshall and will be
accompanied by Miss Anna De Witt
Cook. Mrs. Marshall will play double
number with Miss Blanche Strong.
Dr. and Mrs. o., w. Anderson have
issued invitations for a musical which
they will give Saturday evening at
their home, 100 Groveland avenue.
! Mrs. Thomas Chester Montgomery en-
tertained at dinner last evening at hel
, home on Hennepin' avenue, in honor OF
her sister, Miss Ella Pearl Bundy, anC
Edgar Rollins Jones, whose wedding vii
take place tonight at the home OF the
brides parents on Oak Grove street
Pink roses formed an effective center
piece for the table and covers were lait
for six. 80.
at a parc e shower Monday Mo- evening o. 0:
which the Misses Giertson were tn
hostesses Cards were played and &;
dainty luncheon was served. The par
eels were wheeled r. to ths 9z 5rlae IN
and Felix John Rogers. About thirt.
young people We're present. ~.
Mrs. Jay Lawrence gave parcel show
/ er Monday evening at he rOhme on Mon
roe street for Miss Myrtle Grosyenol
] whose marriage to. William Charles Ar
derson will take, place Tuesday. Tn
rooms were prettily adorned with daisie
and trailing vines, and, the gifts, ,We11
presented to. Miss Grosvenor% by littl
Marie LeRane, who wore dainty whit
j gown A musical program was, give
BY Miss Irene White and Mrs. E. I
Friedland. z e &ts-:<
I Mrs. NJ. J. Hemperley was given a plea
ant surprise party Monday evening 9
- the home of Charles Axtell, 270S Bloom
ington avenue, the occasion being. II
seventv-eighth anniversary of her brit
day. Mrs. Hcmperley is one of the pio1
GERS Of Minneapolis, having been res
music was given by Misses Irene 30,
den Of Seattle, Mable Ross and Jess
Mclaughlin and DR.. A. E. Carr. T.
freshments were served.