The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-10

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''One should choose wife with t
the ears rather than with the o
eyes. '-Proverb. J
A delightful affair of the afternoon t
was the tea which Mrs. Edmund U. !
Walton gave at her home on Mount !
credi and its friends who speak
French The club includes a group OF {
women who have been meeting every {
Wednesday afternoon at the Walton
residence for French conversation IN
der the direction of Mile. Dreyfus,
The members are Mines. Il. r: Laid,
W; J. Murphy, Tr9ndel, Fl; W W. zap
Edward Shevlin. Brown and Misses
Stillwell and Wilkes. A delightful pro-
Gram Of French music and recitatlons
was given during the afternoon. MISS
Richards of st. Paul and Mrs. Gardl-
ner sang, Mrs. Frederic Klapp played,
Misses Celia Haskell and Wilkes con
| tributed recitations and Mile. Dreyfus
gave a talk. TIL erooms were charm
ingly decorated with spring flowers
and smilax and the stage from which
the program was given had setting
of green vines. Misses Wilkes and
Stilwell served punch from flower
decked table in the library and Mines.
W. K. Murphy and Edward w. Backus
poured tea from table gay with roses
There we're about fifty guests and
French was the only language OF the
| afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Koch entertained at
bridge whist this afternoon at her home
1917 Second avenue 8. The rooms
had setting of bright spring flowers,
daffodi!s, jonquils and hyacinths. There
We're twenty guests and after the games
luncheon was served.
Mrs. J. D. Pelton entertained at
{ luncheon today at her home, 3640 Du-
pont avenue S. Covers were laid for
eight and the decorations were in the
spring colors. Daffodils and maiden
! hair ferns blossomed in profusion IN the
a flowers were in pretty vases and wall
L pockets. During the afternoon Theo-
# dore Pelton gave musical program.
Il The Deutscher Frauen club will give
:: a large card party April 7 in the K. P;
y Rooms, Masonic Temple. Cinch will
be played from $3.50 until 6 O'Clock.
t: Mines. S. A. Nuxman, Carl Witt, George
!: Gefroerer, George Gooseman, A.
), Braasch and George Kempff are in
d charge of the arrangements.
.. The Minneapolis Alumni club OF
4 Carleton college will be entertained this
= evening by Miss Edith NJ. Griffith at
her home, 1907 Fourth avenue s. Presi;
dent Salmon Of Carleton college will
be an honor guest.
Miss Dorothy Dodge entertained las
evening at her home, 1717 Stevens ave
nue., for Miss Vera Merrill Of Fargo
n. D., who is her guest. The room
were decorated with daffodils and tn
lips, and In the dining room, where tn
luncheon was served, dainty decora
ton of spring flowers prevailed. heart
prizes were won by Miss Nell judo
Steele Nicholas and Thomas McCrack ken
Miss Dodge entertained twenty-fou
guests.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrated tn
n the fraternity last evening at a bar
Y quet at the chapter house, liz Churc
4 street. Delegates were present fro'
the universities Of Wisconsin, Tenne
h see. Kentucky and Cornell. Covers we1
placed for fortyfve and DIR. A. !
Smith was POSTMASTER. The response
were by R. H. Baldwin, George ,Lan|
land, Irving Hudson, E. N. terdon {
\ Cornell and Lieutenant A. E. Hall
1 The Fraternity was founded in IS;
at the University Of Alabama. III
II founder, Noble Leslie De Vote, WI
y the first commissioned officer killed :
- the civil war and was in the Contede
III ate army. The fraternity has stro1
chapter at West Point and several
the officers from Fort Smelling we
II present at the banquet.
Rev. and Mrs. R. r. KEENAN, we
given a farewell reception last ev
R ag BY tb9 IN the OF oharch pso
"a on Fifteenth street and Nicollet az
. nue.. Mr.. KEENAN, will leave next we
for Chicago, where he will take Pc
graduate course in the divinity scht
Of the university and the same til
fill the office Of assistant pastor OF t
First Baptist church. A. W; CART
II of the congregation voiced the 60
ii wishes to the departing pastor and
family and Mr.. KEENAN, responded.
IL rooms were bright with jonquils a
ii daffodils. The Misses Gertrude Ha
80 Alice and Helen Cruikshank served
the refreshment tables. Mr.. ana M
KEENAN, were showered with many gil
Mrs. O. S. Chapman entertained y
terday afternoon at a. ,salamagu1
party for the pupils. of her Sumo
school class Of the primary departm,
e Of Park Avenue Congregational chur
l. There were twelve guests and reel
r., tons and music added to the pleasu
y Of the afternoon. A luncheon "
- served at O'Clock. Miss Edna H
unm worth Chapman assisted her mother.
- Mrs C. W. Osborn gave a lunch
,ut a at her home on the East Side Thurs
cure afternoon Tor WINES. H. " Mc1eou,
hoop w. Cole and F. Rhinehard of st. P
pc or and entertained her guests at
~ z'o' party at the Lyceum theater after
Md. luncheoh'
III PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
A. NJ Fifeld left for New York Tuesday n
y ing.