The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-02
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Miss Helen Colclazer Of Chicago is
visiting Mrs E. w. Backus at her resi-
dencc on Oak Grove street for few
weeks. This afternoon Mrs. Backus re-
ceived informally, assisted by Miss Col
clazer. The rooms had pretty set
ting of spring blossoms, and in the din
ingroom, where chocolate was served,
hyacinths. Mrs. Backus will be at home
Informally Fridays in February.
Mrs. Arthur Barnard entertained In
formally at cards this afternoon at her
home, 1901 Dupont avenue 8. The
guests were group of women who live
in the neighborhood. and who enjoy
occasional neighborhood gatherings at
the different homes.
A group Of twenty young men gave
ing in johnson hall The affair was
one of series of monthly dances which
they have given during the winter, and
last evening the arrangements were
made by Wilfred G. Nye, Raymond
| Robertson and DR.. F. r.. ,sMareck. The
hall was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms. Frappe was served during the
evening and after the program, supper
was served. There were about seventy
! guests. N
The Delta Chi fraternity gave an in
formal dancing party last evening in
University hall, which was decorated
with college pennants. About thirty
five couples enjoyed the program Of
eighteen numbers. Messrs. and Mines.
Denny B. Lemon, George Reibeth, Ed
Corwin chaperoned the young people.
Frappe was served.
| Mrs. L. I. B. Woodward gave a
luncheon yesterday at her home, 2640
Harriet avenue. There were ten guests
and the luncheon was served from a
large round table which has center
piece Of pink carnations. After the
luncheon the guests were entertained
at thimble bee. Tomorrow evening
Mrs. Woodward will be hostess at a
dinner Of ten covers.
: Mrs. F. B. Scott entertained Wednes.
day at a luncheon at Dayton g tea
rooms. Covers were laid for ten. The
table had handsome appointments of
pink and green.
Mrs. R. Blume Of 1915 Clinton ave
nue., entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening for her daughter, Mrs. Win
field, Of Chicago. Covers were laid fol
twelve. .. ~ 49, ...
The home Of Mrs. Catherine Griffith
2642 Sixteenth avenue S, was thu
scene Of quiet wedding Wednesday
evening, when Miss Elizabeth Elle1
Griffith BECAME the bride Of Evan +
a recent bereavement in the family
only relatives were present. Rev. H
} P. Morgan Of the WEIGH church reat
the service. Miss Gladys Jones wa
! the maid Of honor and Elmer Rowland
was the best man. The bride wor
white figure null over white silk
l Ferns, carnations and tulips made
I pretty setting in the rooms. After tn
1 by Misses Hannah, Mayme and Bet
Griffith, cousins Of the bride. Mr.. an,
B Mrs. Edwards are occupying their ney
I home at Merriam Park, and will re
ceive after Feb. Is.
The new members Of Park Avenu
Congregational church will be homo
guests at q reception for the churc
: hing. A short address OF Of we Welcome p wi
Il be given by the pastor and there wi
q be music by: Miss Elvina Chenever
n Miss Edna fowler, Paul Gressler, Ora
II Newark and Sydney R. Morse and Mis-
q Frances Woodland will recite.
8 The senior class Of the Central hig
i school will entertain it's friends 3
{ dancing and cards tomorrow evenin
s in the Nicollet rink, Lake street an
First avenue s.. .-s..~ -.
Mrs. George Ellison entertained {
s luncheon Wednesday at her home G
Is East Lake street. Mrs. John II. Mill,
was the guest Of honor. Red and we
Is low tulips with ferns were used E;
decorations and handpainted tu1i1
were the place cards. Little bookle
u in red and yellow were used to no
= the names Of the islands guessed fro
- a series Of designs placed about tt
room.
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