The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-16
1.-THE conversation Of women in
society resembles the straw used in
| packing china; it is nothing, yet
without it, everything would be
broken. mime. de Salem.

I WITS. p. ~. CoPPdRe, I'LL nAeHWoou
parkway, was hostess at q china shower
given this afternoon in honor Of Miss
Gertrude Satterlee. The rooms were
bright with spring flowers, and the
sunny yellow Of daffodils and green of
ferns and smilax carried out charm
ing color scheme of green and yellow.
I Twenty-Five women had been invited
many handsome gifts for her china
closet. Mrs. George Eddy assisted the
hostess and an informal program was
given. Mrs. Fred Gray and Miss Ruth
Barber sang very charmingly and Mrs.
Everts gave several delightful read
ings. Mrs. Theodore Hayes has issued
invitations for linen shower in honor
Of Miss .Satterlee to be given Friday
afternoon, March 2. %...
Mrs. Sidney B. Dean, nee Northup,
gave her first at home this afternoon at
= the Dean residence on Summit avenue,
st. Paul. The hours were from 3 to S
o. clock and a large number Of the Min
neapolis society women went over to
greet Mrs. Dean, who is bride Of De-
cember. Clusters Of tulips and roses
carried out dainty color note of pink,
and in the dining room where the tea
was served, mound Of tulips centered
the table. Receiving with Mrs. Dean
;, were Mines. c. A, Clark, A. M. jack
son and A. McLaren Of St. Paul, and
Mrs. W. G. Northup = of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Deans second at home will be
next Friday afternoon. -"
Mrs. Genevieve Ford Greaves gave
second reception this afternoon at her
home, 2444 Garfield avenue S. Mrs
Julia Wright of Hastings, Mimi, was
the guest Of honor and seventy-fve wo-
men had been invited to meet her. An
exquisite decoration of foliage pre-
vailed thru the house and different
color scheme was carried out in each
room with clusters of fragrant flowers.
Mines. Arthur Hoadley and George Full
ford received with Mrs. Greaves and her
guests Of honor and assisting in the
rooms were Misses Edna Simons, Clara
Gray, Ruth Lopez, Florence Davies and
i Belle Forshar. g.. g.,.ss e. ! (.
Mrs. Louis B. Shotwell of 3112 Chi
J cago avenue entertained at a charming
ly appointed luncheon this afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Adolf Peterson and Miss
Lily Peterson of Philadelphia. Covers
were laid for ten and the guests were:
Mines: Emil Bruce, A. Peterson, J.
Premier. G. W. Cederstron, A. A.
Holmes and Os born, Misses Lily Peter
son, Hettie Peterson and Constance o.
born. The decorations were in red and
numerous hearts were arranged in fes-
toons from the corners of the room to
the chandelier, where they were Topped
and caught with bows of red. The
centerpiece,- a candelabrum with red
-. tapers, stood on a large round mirror
and radiating from it were garlands Of
ners Of the table with red bows. The
confections and ices were heart-shaped
and thru the entire menu red was the
81 predominating color. 49, p
Il Mrs James H. Chestnut of 1888 Gar
II this afternoon for Miss Ben Oliel Gov
ers were placed for fourteen, and the
decorations were in green and white.
- The Cotillion club party which is tt
be given this evening in Elks' hall will
i be attended by a group Of young Peo
pie PILE fr %ns St. s Paul fhape5oned BY M
Young, Magoffn, Helen Cooper, Ames
Judson. Haynie and Messrs. Theodor
| Griggs, Fitzhugh Burns, Reece M. New
port, Jr., Robert Repre-, Ramsey Fur
ness, Dean Gribben and CHARLES. D
Il Matteson will come over. in the $specia
car: The german will be. led by<Walte
G. Hudson and David Tenney. &.
The home Of Mrs. I. V. Gedney, PAP
Colfax avenue s, was the scene of
quiet wedding yesterday Afternoon
when her sister, Mrs. Jane Huntingto
Yale, and DR.. Jehiel Weston Chamber
lain, both of st. Paul, were married
Only the relatives were present at tn
service, which was read at 5000 'clocl
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain left ON
Il trip to the east and south. They wi
! be at home after April / at 576 Holl
| avenue, st. Paul. r.
Miss Grace Mitchell, daughter c
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mitchell, an
= Frederick B. Hale were married Las
. evening anae the home Of the bride
IN Mr.. McGill read the, service in II
: presence Of about fifty guests. TT
b bride wore white Paris null over whit
E silk and carried an arm bouquet {
81 bride roses. Her sister, Miss Dor
a Mitchell, presided atl%the piano an
. played the WEDDING march as she e.
b Of honor and wore blue silk null ar
carried pink carnations. George Mood
IS was the best man. - Mr., and MI
IS Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ha
E assisted in receiving at the informal r
;. 81 ception that followed the service. M
81 and Mrs. Hale will be at home at 16:
Third street N after March l.
Miss Bertha DOnnelly, who is vlSl
ing Mrs. G. A. Pillsbury at her hon
on Stevens avenue, was the hon
guest at dinner given by Mrs. Fra1
: 81 IT. Heffelfnger Wednesday .evenin
Covers were laid for eight.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mcdonald e
81 tertained at dinner Wednesday eve
b ing at their Lowry Hill home. Vale
| B tine decorations were used and Il
II table was bright with red hearts. Go
: # ers were laid for six.
! Miss Helen O'Hallern, Miss DimI
J n Brown and Miss Katherine Leland e
s. tertained at valentine party Wedne
a. day evening. The rooms were decorate
s. in the colors of the Garfield school al
banners and pennants made pretty 81
szS ting for the flowers and foliage. 7
. score cards were heart shaped, and t
young people found their partners i
= fitting the broken pieces Of hearts I
n gether. Games and contests furnish
III amusements Thomas Quinn and Geor
n Davis won two banners as prizes a.
N Miss Mamie Walch won as "a prize
NJ handsome water color. The guests we
H Misses Mamie Walch, Leonie Gebhart
S Ada Davis and Helen Freeman; Mess
I'll Carl O'Hallern, Donald Brown, Geor
2, Davis, Hubert Tunquist and Thorn
Quinn. At the close of the event
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