The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-24
There are few women whose
charms survive their beauty. La
Rochef 0ucauld.

The Minneapolis guests who are going
over to St. Paul to attend the wedding
of Miss Katherine Wheaton and Philip
B. Winston will meet at the Mime
apolis club at $3.50 pm. Tuesday, and
chartered cars will carry them thru to
Dale street, st. Paul, where carriages
will be in waiting to convey them to
the church.
Mrs. F. P. >Dufresne was hostess at
charming reception from to
CLOCK this afternoon at her home, 1891
St. Anthony. avenue, Merriam Park.
About 100 invitations had been issued
and as the guests came and went a
harpist. played a program Of music.
Receiving with Mrs. Dufresne were
Mines. Charles V. Gedney, W. L. Strong
and F. B. Lynch. 49,. >.., ...as p. :.
The decorations. were carried out in
red and green thru the parlors, the
of red roses, carnations and tulips were
effective against the background of
palms and ferns. Assisting thru the
room were Mines. A. F. Nash, E. A.
Drew, George Phipps A. E. Hudson,
A. G. Bowe and f. Dufresne and the
Misses Lou Andrews, Kitty Sullivan,
LYDIA Muckle, Lolita Phipps, Gladys
Hodson, Hazel Strong and Eleanor and
Hazel Lynch. In the dining room, where
| the table. was arranged with center
piece of pink roses and white liacs,
a, group Of the younger assisting women
alternated in serving Mrs. John Harti-
gan and Mrs. Sherman s. Hesselgrave
gave a program Of songs during the
afternoon.
| DR.. and Mrs. Oscar K. Richardson
entertained the members Of the, Delta
| Epsilon fraternity and their wives last
evening at their home, 1914 Dupont
avenue S. The decorations were in
spring blossoms, and in the dining room,
where the refreshments were served, a
with pink roses and pink shaded tapers.
There were sixty guests.
Mrs. E. Terwilliger entertained a
| group Of women at a luncheon at her
home Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. @K:eWhitcher Of Sioux Falls, who
is visiting Mrs. L. Lewis of 1873 East
in the national colors, with clusters of
tulips as centerpiece. After luncheon
B 81 parry attended the matinee at the
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. ,Lofgren announce
the marriage Of their daughter, sayde
Chicago. The wedding took place last
Saturday in New York at the "Little
Church Around the Corner.''
Miss Alice E. Dalrymple entertained
six Of her girl friends at an informa
DINNER at Dayton's .tearooms Wednes
anniversary. Mrs. Dalrymple chaper
> oned the young people. -,
Miss Emma v. Murphy gave an in
!. formal dinner, on Washington s. birth
day at her home on Fremont avenue N
, Patriotic decorations were used and tn
; lips conferred the table Covers wer
placed for fourteen, and at each piac
, was little Ratchet as a souvenir.
The women of Fowler Methods
church gave a colonial banquet las
, evening in the church parlors. Abou
, three hundred of: the church member
and their friends were present and en-
ioyed program Of music p and sda1 recit :
!. George and Martha Washington r.
ceived. Miss Woodland gave severa
selections, and Gail Montgomer,
Mines. Lane and Waldron were the mi
: sicians. -.
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r About two hundred young people Q
=. Wesley church were entertained at
colonial party and banquet last ever
ing in the church parlors by the Stanc
ard Bearers Of the church, a societ
composed of the younger girls. Fac
table was in charge Of group of tn
young women, and the colonial appoin
ments were accentuated by flowers an
flags on the tables. The young wome
wore becoming colonial costumes an
the favors at one Of the tables we1
miniature hatchets, at another the
were cherry clusters and small flag
The supper was followed by a soci;
under the auspices Of the Epwort
league. An apple social, as it We
termed, was feature and the youn
- people chose their partners in a
amusing way with the old-fashione
. fruit. Games in (which the word .sal
; ple'' figured We're played, and the r
!; / freshme nts were appropriate. MISS
, 7 Lutine Perkins, Rose Buffers, Edit
: Ross, Edith and Bessie Hill, Gertrue
) Braman, and Messrs. Carl Morberg, AS
Cliff and E. o. King were in charge
the arrangements. .... .l...@-
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