The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-20

Mrs. Charles H. johnson and Mrs. w.
M: Hopkins entertained the Ramblers
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
son on Highland avenue, for Miss Lucy
Boardman. Clusters of spring flowers
furnished charming decoration thru
the rooms and carried out color
scheme of pink and white. A guessing
contest "The Brides Menu was an
amusing feature of the afternoon, and
at the close Mrs. w. J. Moorhead, pres
ident Of the Ramblers, presented Miss
the club. Luncheon was served in the
diningroom from small tables. A faunt-
ing bow of white tulle marked Miss
Boardman g place, and a cluster of
white roses was at her cover. There
were forty guests.
Mrs. G. H. Johnson will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon at her home on
Highland avenue.
The Friday evening dancing class
which is chaperoned by Mines. 7. S.
Roberts, Perry, Harrison and H. c..
Truesdale, will give domino party
Friday evening in johnson hall and it
will be the closing party of the sea-
son.
R. Cooley gave a luncheon yesterday
for. Miss Mildred Holland, the clever
young actress, at the home Of Mrs. Paris
on Fremont avenue S. Roses, smilax
and shaded tapers made a pretty table
decoration.
George w. Gould entertained sixteen
guests informally at cards Saturday
Afternoon at the homo on Fourth street
Sc, in honor of Mrs. Herbert T. Gould
of Mexico, who is spending several
weeks in the city. The rooms were
decorated with carnations, ferns, smilax
and shaded tapers. Euchre was
played and the favors were souvenirs
from Mexico.
- A number of the younger set went
to Fort Smelling Friday evening to at
tend the cotillion which was given by
the officers in the barracks recently fin
ished for the cavalry. The decorations
and favors were suggestive of st. Pat
rick's Day and the band played Irish
airs. CAPTAIN .Bugge, dancing with
Miss De Coster of st. Paul, and Captain
Carr, dancing with Miss Sabin, led the
cotillion.
The Delta Sigma NJ fraternity gave
a cotillion at the Nicollet Avenue roller
skating rink last week and about fifty
: couples were present. Mrs. s. G. Noble
led the cotillion and an amusing feature
was potato race, for which the favors
were potatoes tied with huge bows of
girls donned green sunbonnets and the
men received clay pipes tied with green,
A number of the guests were members
Of the Lambda Sigma fraternity and
pennants Of the two fraternities. were
favors in one figure. In the closing
number the girls received long-stemmed
American Beauty roses and the men
: green carnations. Mrs. Jumper and
! Mrs. Mary Heinrich chaperoned the
young people. .
Miss Marguerite Irene Voegeli enter
tanned the members of her dancing class
at the e, home Of her parents, Mr.: and
: avenue N, Friday afternoon in honor Of
her birthday anniversary. Among the
s pretty favors were photos Of the. young
3 cards and tied with green ribbons. Re
freshments were served at two large ia
e bles decorated with ferns and hearts
: and there was birthday cake with ter
candles, on each table. The parlors
: were frightened with red and white
was assisted, by her daughter, Mrs
l. George Riebeth and Miss Grace Horton
: Miss Judd played a dance program
S Present were Adaline Holbrook, Irene
and Winifred Mullin Ada Young, Pris
ella Bell, Mary and Esther O''Keefe
Isabel Kane, Muriel Voegeli, Margaret
Meagher; De Witt and Howard Hol
brook, Donald Young, Seba Sanborn
Russell Gaylord, Robert Merriam, Ron
aid Clark, Warren and Jack Blocker
Justin Davis, Carlisle Reck.
The children's dancing class which
meets in johnson hall Saturday after
It was costume affair, and the young
people were all in Irish attire. The
cotillion was led by Mrs. S. G. Noble
and the favors were suggestive of Ire
land. The dancers numbered thirty
five. Mrs. Noble was assisted by Mrs
G. L.. Easton. s
Mrs. s: c.. Noble gave a St. Patrick Z
the the East SIDE. The CO cotil Hit n'n w az
danced and the favors were shamrocks
green grasshoppers, Irish flags ane
green pompoms. The dance cards were
in. black and white, with, sketches o.
Irish boy and girls. About sixty young
people were present.
Mrs. Mary A. Wells was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday at the home Of he:
daughter, Mrs. q. W. West, 3O44 Har
riet avenue, in honor of her birthda,
anniversary. Her children, grandchild
rem and great-grandchildren, and game
ent to aid in the celebration, and game,
and music were the amusements. TIL,
decorations were in shamrocks. Mrs
Wells received many pretty gifts.
Master Everett McElroy of 241S Ere
mont avenue s, celebrated his thir
teenth birthday anniversary Friday
night by entertaining informally
small number Of his intimate friends
The red color scheme Of the rooms wa