The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10

{ ITO woman, the romances
RI she makes are more amusing than /
81 those she reads. ''-Gauder. |
Mrs. Lamont J. Bardweil gave
5 charmingly appointed reception this af
ternoon at her home on Second avenue
I s.. Palms in the hall screened the
I string orchestra that played program
5 of music as the $50 guests came and
I went. Pink roses decked the living
I room, white chrysanthemums were in
5 the library and basket Of red roses
! room, which was lighted with red tapers.
{ Mrs. Bardwel was assisted in receiving
! by Mrs. A. F. Bardwen and Miss Mar
I garet Baxter. Misses Margaret Daniel
I and Agnes Lewis presided at the frappe
5 table, where the bowl was encircled with
I Bartholomew, A. w. Armatage, Edward
I E. Mitchell and John T. Baxter assisted
thru the rooms The assisting women
and their husbands will be entertained
I at buffet supper this evening.
! Mrs. Thomas N. Kenyon gave the first
of three affairs this afternoon at her
home on Colfax avenue s, when she en-
tertained forty women at cards. Amer.
} can Beauty roses were placed in wall.
I pockets thru the parlors and library,
( the dining room had clusters of pink
{ in the hall The lights in each room were
I shaded to represent the flowers used.
{ Six-hand euchre was played and the
) score cards were large initial letters.
Mrs. Kenyon was assisted by Mrs: f. A:
I DeMille, Mrs. Percy 2. DeMille Of
) girls, Misses Ethel Hanke, Lorraine Nor
I ris and Norma Kenyon, aided in scoring.
( Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Kenyon will
) entertain a second group Of women at
J cards, and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
I Kenyon will give dinner OF twenty
! Edgar Perera gave an informal recep-
tion this afternoons at his pretty studio
) for Alexis Fournier. who ls spending
tive Setting tsH and two of Mr.. Fourier 5
! pictures, which Signor Perera has re:
) GENTLY purchased, 'TThe Coming Storm .
I and ~ Sunset in Venice, - were shown.
: Signor Perera was assisted by MINES. A.
81 NJ. Bailey, A. C. Strachauer, Mrs. A: M.
; Wang and Miss Gertrude Hale: sev-
: the pleasure Of the afternoon and
) frappe was served. About $50 guests
I called during the receiving hours, which
I were from 8 until CLOCK.
) Last evening the Art league held a
gathering at the hone OF Dean and Mf7
s honor Of Mr.. Fourier, who founded The
} league when he was resident in Mime
apolis About fifteen Of the members
( were present and enjoyed an informal
evening Of music and talk Of old times
Mrs. Bernard Hage gave luncheon
{ this afternoon at her home on Holmes
5 avenue In honor Of Mrs. George Gjert
sen Of Bowbells, N. D., who is The guest
( Of Mrs. J. G. Gjertsen Of Aldrich ave
nue.. White and green were artistical
! ly' blended in the decorations, and the
{ white chrysanthemums. There were
Mrs. Gjertsen was the guest Of hono1
at a luncheon and reception Tuesday af
~ ternoor given by Mrs. H. DeRoe Jones
-: A dainty color scheme of red, white AM
green was carried out with geraniums
. chrysanthsmums and foliage.
The senior class of Graham Hall CAV,
luncheon in Donaldson's tea room
this afternoon, and afterward ATTENDED
the the matinee at the orpheum a t h ae1
the class are Miss Celia Haskell, presi
don't; Miss Louise Jameson, secretar.
| and treasurer; Misse Louie De la Barre
| Marion Thwing, Marion Gillette, Mar
gsIet M T4oken y Fi If Gind Thurman an
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. McArdle enter
! tanned at dinner last evening at thei
| home on Colfax avenue S, for Mr.. AM
| Mrs. J. Kyle Gilmore. Covers were lait
/ for ten and the decorations and ap
l Chrysanthemums were the flowers used
III Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
| McArdle entertained twenty guests in
| formally at cards. Five hundred wa
| played -: :>-.
The home of Joseph Elsinger, 49,
Summit avenue, St. Paul, was the seen
of an interesting wedding last evenin
when Miss Amanda. Blanche Elsinge
| and William F. Hanstein Of New Yor]
the service in one of the front parlort
which had been transformed into
chapel. The floral decorations wer
elaborate. White chrysanthemums an
| smilax were in the chapel and dinin
III ened the music room and reception hal
The stairway was wreathed with flow
I ers. The bride was preceded to tn
III altar by the flower girl, Miss Hele
Tho eeens spf the the eaR Ssr atten ndgs
honor, and Misses Louise Elson, Jos,
/ phine Elsinger and Florence. Ditte1
III hofer as bridesmaids. Edwin Boot
! The bride was goowned in Irish poir
ns lace over satin. She wore q tulle We
Z and carried bouquet Of lilies Of tt
- valley and orchids. The maid of hone
wore pale green panne velvet aan
- carried pink chrysanthemums, and Il
bridesmaids were in pink chiffon. II
ushers were Nathan Rose and Sam Di
tenhofer., After the ceremony dim,
was served to fifty guests. Among Il
guests from out Of town were Juli1
Lang Of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ian
T. Lang and Miss Madeline Lang
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hanstein al
Miss Mae Hanstein Of Atlantic Cit
Mr.. and Mrs. William E.. Wolff of Ne
York, E. B. Elson of Philadelphia, N
and Mrs. F. Dittenhofer and Misses Dj
- tenhofer Of Milwaukee. Mr.. and M
II Hanstein will leave for short trip
a. Chicago, and will return in we,
to attend the wedding Of Miss Ora
Elsinger to Mr.. Lang Of Seattle, al
10 Miss Lang of Portland to Mr. Ditto