The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
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rec CENTS nip at ber bome SsSo v Pi1sbgv
avenue. this afternoon to introduce, her
aunt. Mrs. H.. S. Kirkland Of ,Youngs-
town, Ohio, who has come to- Minneapo-
lis to- spend several months with her
son, Lucian S. Kirkland, at the Virginia.
The hours were from to 6 O. clock and
several hundred women called to. meet
the guest of honor. Mrs. Strong. and
Mrs. Kirkland received alone in the
large drawing room. The guests en-
tered from the reception hall under an
glossy foliage in a heavy bank of green
at either side. Great clusters Of Ameri-
can Beauty roses filled the baskets and
tall vases in the drawing room, where
the mantel was topped with green and
ong-stemmed roses were in an antique
brass urn. On the tables stood quaint
baskets filed with the flowers, and the
soft glow of the artificial lights deep
ened the rich coloring Of ther+blossoms;
ahostesses in the different rooms, and
and girls Miss : Clara !: : Harring ton
greeted the guests in the drawing room
and assisting were Mrs, Harry Selden,
Misses Martha Glass, Lillian Fuller and
Mary Harrington. The hall was simply
decorated with palms and ferns and a
tall basket with American Beauty roses
stood at the left Of the stairway On
ira, which discoursed a delightful pro
gram during the reception hours Mrs.
Archa Wilcox was the hostess in the
dining room. and alternating at the ia
BILE were, Mines. HI. Moreton, Harry
Spear, Fred Carpenter, F. D. Blakely,
Walter G. Hudson and Sewan Andrews
Sunny, ionquils were used in a huge
mound as the centerpiece, and the soft
light of the tiffany art shade with its
design Of the same flowers frightened
the, charming appointments. Frappe
and punch were served in the den and
| the way there was outlined with "a net.
work Of southern smilax and palms
The tapestry of dark red made a charm
| ing background for the inter1acing fo.
+ liage, and to add touches of color wall
pockets and vases filled with deep REQ
| roses were arranged everywhere: Mrs
! Harry l. Belden and Mrs. Chester Be
mis- Simmons were the hostesses and as
sisted by Miss Hudson and Miss Ag
mes HAYNES presided at the tables
which We're exquisitely arranged will
luscious fruit. NIL. ! .g
This evening 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Strone
will entertain at a buffet supper fo1
the assisting women and an equal mum
Der of men. ~ (.
< Mrs. Horace Danforth Dickinson an6
Mrs. Margaret j.. Dickinson received
/ this afternoon in the apartments O.
! Mrs. Fl. D. Dickinson in the Imperia
for Mrs. William Hastings Dickinson
a bride Of December. Several hundre,
invitations had been issued and larg
group Of the society matrons an,
younger women called to meet Mrs
Dickinson. ~ . 5.5.5Sss.4
/ a pretty wedding took place at
clock this afternoon at the home 0
a Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kelsey, 300 Pol
street NE, when their daughter, Alic
:. Marion. became the bride Of Georg
Over. Of Clear Lake, s.. Ds Fifty guest
had been invited to witness the cere
mony, which was read in the parlors b
Rev. Gustav Melbry. Smilax, palms an
punches Of narcissus and pink carns
: tions made a charming setting for tn
), bridal party; The wedding marche
T were played by Mrs. Horace. Gray. Th
bride wore a pretty gown Ofs3Whit