The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
"Women never lie more astute-
~ than when they tell the truth to
those who Go not believe them. -
Anonymous.

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Mrs J. w. Mintener was hostess at
an informal tea this afternoon at her
home, 2635 Emerson avenue s. Mrs.
the guest of honor and the women who
had been invited to meet her were
Mines. j. S. Montgomery, j. w. Little,
P. Mintener, w. L. Waldron, A. B. Nc
Clintock, HI. R. Yerxa, John Leslie, |
Samuel S. .Thorp, Arthur Dean, Ed
Kraft, H. G. Day, Dawson Bradshaw,
Louis ireland and Miss Ethel Stong.
Mrs. Mintener and Mrs Mitchell re
ceived in the parlor, where American
ting. Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw and Miss
Ethel Stong assisted in the dining room.
The table in the dining room was
prettily arranged with white tulle,
which was stretched in star shape from
the centerpiece Of red tulips towards
the corners where it was caught in
large bows. Tapers of red in quaint
brass candelabra lighted the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw were
hosts at dinner at their home on Irv-
ing avenue S last week for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell. Covers were laid for
nine and the table decorations were red
tulips and red carnations.
Mrs. George A. Hughes entertained
this afternoon at her home, 1908 Ste
vens avenue, for her sister, Miss Vii
lette Stanley, of the "Little Johnny
Jones" company, and for Miss Grace
Hayward. Early in the afternoon cards
were played and the prizes at euchre
We're handsome Gibson picture pillow,
cat the Matinee" and James Whit
comb Riley's Glove Lyrics" Later
a musical was given interspersed with
Me CHARMING II q T W1s9ig BY Miss Hayward:
piano selection; Miss Marie Hughes
played "Rustle Of SPRING. by sinding;
Misses Marion and Rose Bearnstein
gave a piano and violin selection, and
Mrs. Hughes sang Mattei's "Non E
Yer" The decorations were in red,
and sfestoons Of red hearts were ar
ranged over the tables. Clusters of
poinsettias, and carnations continued
the color scheme of red. Heart shaped
score cards and Valentine favors car
ried out the distinctive Valentine ap-
pointments. A light luncheon was
served from small tables and in one
of the rooms a group of the younger
girls alternated at the frappe bowl.
Misses Marie Hughes, Marian Bearn-
stein. Rose Bearnstein, Mildred Wright,
and Ray Stevens presided in the dining
room. Assisting Mrs. Hughes in re-
ceiving the fifty guests were Mrs. L. A.
Laramee, Miss Mayme Sicher and Miss
Blanchard. The hours were from to
6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed gave lunch.
teenth street N, entertaining the mem.
beers Of the Hawthorn club and of the
Fleur-de-lis club. Covers were laid fol
thirtyssix. and after the luncheon cards
were played. The decorations in the
dining room were violets and carnations
many conceivable ways. The name
cards were red hearts and the candies
and ices were heart-shaped. In the liv
ing room and in the parlors red flowers
carried out the Valentine .colors, an6
the score cards at the games were pref
was assisted by Mrs. G. A. Eells, Mis-:
Abbie Reed and Mrs. Ralph Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Harding ant
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan H. Chase gave {
charmingly appointed valentine party
last evening in Mrs. Mobiles ball OF
H!ennepin avenue. The walls were huns
red hearts were draped from the sid,
: lights to the corners of the room. Rec
. carnations in quaint wall pockets alter
( mated with the sidelights. and a grea
cluster Of the spicy blossoms topped tn
} newell post. The orchestra was screened
! with, palms and palms were also banke'
{ in the corners. An informal program
: Of twenty numbers was played Mrs
) H. S. Noble assisted Mr.. and Mrs
I Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. Chase. Sup
( per was served in the greenroom fro1
! small tables decked with red tapers an
! carnations. There were 1875 guests.
! The Theta chapter of Delta Delt
: Delta will give an informal dancin
party this evening at the home Of Mis-
I Frieda STAN, 105 Smith avenue, 81
s. Paul. -s-.-n.
q Miss Pearl Redfeld has sent out il
{ vitations for a Valentine party, fto. b
{ given Friday evening at her home
: the Laurel. The invitations were move
7. affairs, red hearts pierced with arrow
Z The marriage Of Miss Marie De Mar
= daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,
IS De Mars, and William Henry Green We
=. solemnized last evening at the fami]
s home, GA Eighth street s. IT was
le, charmingly appointed affair and was a
y, It tended by seventy-fve guests. In tt
nd parlors, where the service was read {
gee S CLOCK by Rev. Father Donahue I
~ u the Church of the Immaculate Conce
sr: ton, color scheme Of pink and gree
ar was carried out. Palms and ferns mac
a a background for the bridal party, viii
ut. pink carnations were gracefully a
J: ranged in hanging baskets and wa
m' pockets. Mrs. Eugene Lundberg play,
id the Mendelssohn wedding march. 4
no no : The bride wore a pretty gown
e. white silk null over white silk, wi
= trimmings Of Mechlin lace and de-
's tucks Her ornament was wreath
: orange blossoms arranged in her ha
/ and the bouquet was Of white earn
I tions. There were no attendants.
b After the ceremony reception W
B held and a supper was served IN t
b dining room from tables decorated WI
y red tulips and ferns. Mr.. and M
& Green left on an eastern tour and tn
& will be at home at 612 Eighth street
( after March /. The bride wore
Elton suit of Alice blue broadcloth, WI
I hat to match, as travelling gown.
B Mrs. Calvin. Helbrook gave the brio
E dinner last evening at her home, q
= Columbus avenue, in honor of NJ
-. Helen Louise Grain and Lindley W
Z liams Holbrook The guests were
81 members Of the bridal party and
N decorations were attractively carr
n out with red and white carnations. !
n name cards were heart-shaped and
N flowers were carnations. Miss Crab
N Mace at the table was designated by
N large bouquet of red carnations.
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