The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-08
"If Love gives wit to fools, it
undoubtedly takes it from Wits
"A. Karr. r. Filth =

Mrs. s. H. Bowman Of 211O Park
avenue, gave breakfast today in the
Minikahda club. Small tables were ar
ranged in the new glass diningroom and
spring flowers were exclusively used in
the decorations. Each table was cen
tered with a basket Of gay tulips, ion
quils and other blossoms, a distinctive
After the breakfast tho women gathered
informally for a game Of bridge whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Little enter
tanned at their home, I'LL Blaisdell
avenue, last evening at housewarming.
Mr. and Mrs. Little have. just moved
into their new home, and their guests
rooms were attractive with clusters Of
red roses and ferns, and light refresh
ments were served in the diningroom
from daintily arranged table. Messrs.
and Mines. John Amenland, Kidder,
Gates, Guilford, T. Tucker. B. Booth, w.
Worle ~ and Walter Taylor, Misses
Yates, Miller and Kegel were the
guests.
The marriage Of Miss Naomi Sarah
Crabb, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
G. Crabb, and Harry f. Ruble has been
| announced for May %, at the home of
the family, 800 University avenue Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koch will give
! ing at their home on Second avenue S.
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Paine
who have returned from Florida. The
guests will be the members of the au.
ton1obile party who were entertained
at the winter home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paine.
| ar
riage to George Herbert will take place
the last of the month, will be the guest
Of honor at a mum Der Of social affairs
preceding her marriage: Friday even
ing Mrs. Isabella Herbert and Mrs.
John G.. Anderson entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Herbert, 1923 Sixteenth
avenue Sc, in honor of Miss Martins;
The affair was mock wedding and
was followed by a supper: The table
was decorated with white carnations
and maidenhair ferns. Assisting the
hostesses were Mrs. Alex Cummings ant
the Misses Florence and Johanna Her
BERT
Miss Emma Ballentine gave parce
shower and thimble bee Saturday even
} ing at the home of Mrs. Louis Solem
) 2729 Chicago avenue for Miss Callt
Hardy, who will, in June. become thu
bride Of Harlan Jones. 80
A dancing party was given by tn
Euparseus club, chaperoned by Mr. am
Mrs. Dan C. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
M. 3. Lloyd, Friday evening". in the ]
O. O. F. hall. The decorations wer
{ carried out in the club colors, green an
white, which formed an immense cob
! web across the ceiling. Frappe wa
I served in an oriental corner, mad
I bright by roses The grand march, lie
by Miss Mary E. Edwards and s. Z
johnson, was followed by a program 9
: mittee included Miss Margaret Ogde
and the Misses Ella and Florenc
I Taisey; floor committee, Misses Mar
( Edwards, Dorothy Douglas and Mar
{ Wisely. The guests were Misses Ell
:, Taisey, Mary Wisely, Margaret Ogde1
D Daisy Roth, Ada Hanson, Hazel Lin
4 ME Kunz, Florence Commusiky, Hele
q Westin, Mary Edwards, Dorothy Dou
4 las, Sadie Boutell. Laura Hyler, Flo
q ence Taisey, Gussie Beagle, Linnie Bo1
d tell, Gladys Brown, Portia Demin{
q Messrs. Herman G. Remele, Lee E. Spu
q beck, Merrill Sleeper, Sidney Johnst
q Walter Woodward. William Hockin
Z Paul Richardson. Charles Mitchell, Ha
Il old Horton, William Martin, Guy Rot
ID H. F. Emert, Henry Bicknell, Ral1
Miles, rha ank Hd lloyd R, EdT csmn R Gdo
u Weedell, Joseph Bredemus, Howa:
d Mulligan and Will Temperly. -. !,
81 DR.. and Mrs. William Gloyd were st
"a prised last evening at their home, 8
81 Twelfth street Sc. by fifteen of the
q neighboring friends. A program
q songs and speeches was given.