The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-23

! Mrs. George A. Rose was hostess at
Il a$second afternoon bridge today at her
nome on Ninth avenue Sc, which she
gave In compliment to, her sister, Mrs.
". j.. Coghlan of Morristown, N. Y.
During her visit i'll Minneapolis two
4 years ago, Mrs. Coghlan met host of
society. women, who entertained her at
a continuous round of pleasurable af-
FAIRS, and the guests which Mrs Rose
mas been entertaining were. those who
met the charming eastern visitor during
her former visit. Attractive floral
and masses of blossoms lent their frag
rant beauty. everywhere. Snowy white
i lilies were in the parlor and the long
stemmed blossoms were held in tall cut
glass vases and BRASS urns, with aspar
agus ferns to make background of
j green. -. Yellow was the color chosen
in the library and in the reception hall,
and the dining room was gay with
bright olored asters, which were in
huge mound in the center of the table.
i The hours We're from 2 to 5 o'clock and
twenty-four guests played. After the
games, dainty refreshments were
served.
! Miss Caroline Joyce of Groveland
! avenue entertained at an informal col
lege tea this afternoon for her guests,
Miss Anne Vinton and Miss Jessie
Lines of Wells college. Thirty of the
younger women had been invited, the
the rooms the colors Of the class of
1908, of which the honor guests are
members, were carried out and the
! Wells flower, the daisy, was seen in the
appointments of the dining room.
Miss Genevieve Walston entertained
at a Japanese party today at her home
I,
guest, Miss Marion Herrick of Hibbing,
Mimi, The hours were from 10 to 2
o clock, and fifteen guests had been
hidden to meet Miss Herrick. Japan
csc decorations were used in the rooms,
and the favors and appointments sug-
gested the land of the cherry blossom.
Contests formed pastime, and for an
ters in great clusters, filled the vases
and bowls, and the luncheon table had
q centerpiece of the shaggy blossoms.
i The favors for the guests were small
Japanese umbrellas, which were fas-
tened to the japanese place cards. Miss
and Miss Ada Davis of Pueblo, COL,
who are the guests of Miss Edna Hey
worth Chapman, were among the group
of out-of-town college girls present.
The marriage of Miss Ethel G. Pal
mer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Palmer and DR.. Guy S. Garfield of Hat
ton, S. p, will be a pretty event Of to-
of the brides parents, 2l02 Second av-
enue s. Miss Palmer will have her Sis
ter, Miss Alice Palmer, as maid of
honor, and NJ. A. Jordan will be Mr..
Canfell's best man. Six young girls
will stretch the ribbons, Miss Florence
Palmer and Miss Fannie Palmer of
.0 icto 1f
bride, Miss Bertha Kneeland. the Miss
cs. Maude and Florence McInnes, and
Miss Edna Gould. Assisting will be
Miss Fannie Palmer, Mrs. S. H. Conkey
and Mrs. Harry Weatherwax. Misses
Jane Walton and Blanche Vincent will
preside over the frappe table.
I Mrs. s. B. Daniels of Sioux Falls,
S. D., was honor guest at luncheon
at Donaldson s tearooms yesterday af-
ternoon, given by Mrs. F. H. Faltan of
1900 Spruce place. The large round
table in the ivory room was reserved
for the party and covers were laid for
eight: The @centerpiece was a. large
mound of pink dahlias. Mines. R.
Sloane s9 Of Sioux City; Iowa; s. G: Mac
Of Carol, Iowa; &. A. Odette, H. F.
Daniels and j. S. Hertogs were the
guests.
Mrs. A. B. Bancroft of 3614 Stevens
avenue entertained at dinner last eve
ming for Mrs. Charles Anderson and
Miss Geraldine Anderson and Miss Bes-
sic Corlem Of Webster City, Iowa. Cow.
ers were placed for twelve and the
table was handsomely appointed in yell
low, with centerpiece of golden glow
and pretty place cards showing a
decorative design in yellow.
Mrs. F. H. Boutell of 3040 Girard
avenue S entertained the out-of town
guests at an informal Dutch supper
Monday evening.
Mrs. Arthur M. Harris of 1915 Port
land avenue was hostess at a dinner
last evening in honor Of a group Of
K E!sag a3sts Mrs. Mrs e. W Mafsr aS of
Miss Hettie Smith Of Chicago. Covers
were laid for twelve and the table had
a handsome setting of sweet peas,