The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
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IA pretty affair OF last evening was
the midsummer garden party, at which
Miss Audrey Walton of 802 Mount
Curve avenue, was the hostess. Seven
invited to the party, which took place
amidst the most beautiful settings of
a. July night. The garden of the Wal
ton residence was chosen for the enter
tainment, and nothing could have been
more attractive than the miniature park
with itsS fine old trees, its hedges and
its spacious flower beds, dotted with
mined, with the light of myriads Of
electric globes. Caught in the branches
of one Of the high trees was fastened
a great cluster of electric lights, the eff
feet of it's shining thru the foliage be-
ing particularly beautiful. An arch of
electric lights led into the flower gar
den, where blossoms in their exquisite
colorings waved their plumed heads in
the evening breeze. The summer house
at one end of the terrace was bright
with light and shrubs and flowers made
pretty setting about the little struc-
ture. isl @.ss .@
For those who cared to dance, the
ballroom was open. A program of en-
ticing music ioated thru the. air and
few of the young people resisted the
temptation despite the warm evening.
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on the lower porch and the music was
,enioyed nots only by the dancers but
by those who spent the evening out Of
doors. In the ballroom oak leaves filed
the large fireplace and Black-Eyed Su-
sans added their golden beauty as a con
trasting color note. At l0:30 supper
was served from small tables, arranged
served from table placed in the shade
of tree. Miss Walton was assisted by
q group of her girl friends and by Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund G.. Walton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Hill, formerly
of Morris, MINI, but now Of Provi
+, dence, R. T.. have been spending 8
few days in the city the guests ssto Of J
place. They left today for Northfeld
to- spend Sunday with friends, and viii
/ start for the east Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have just re
turned from trip around the world
coming home by way Of Japan and Sar
Francisco. They have been travelling
/ for a year. Last evening Mr.. Colds
bury entertained for his guests four four
Carleton college. Mr.. Hill was gradu
ated with the class Of 1900, Carleton.
Mrs. Thomas w. Crawford enter
tanned group Of twelve young ma
irons at her home on Aldrich avenue S
yesterday afternoon, in honor of Mrs
| G. M. Moulden. ..--~s. 9..- :
|or Miss Alice Hamilton Of River Falls
7 Wis; is the guest Of Mrs. Sehuyle
Hamilton and Miss Lillian Dawson TO
a few days. Miss Gertrude jackson en-
tertained at an informal lake luncheon
at her home at Lake Minnetonka. Tues
day afternoon. 80" -.
Miss Emma ". Murphy of F'remon
avenue N entertained at a china Shove
in honor Of Miss Ann O'Keefe, an. a,
gust bride, Thursday evening. Th
!. evening was given up to the playing Q
=, games, and musical selections were fu1
! nished by Misses Florence Allen an
Tennie Murphy. During the evening tn
guests were Joined by an equal nun
Der Of young men. A buffet supper wa
served. ...*'. . a.s.s ....s = ~
Mrs. Harold Nielsen of 2724 Chicag
4 avenue, is entertaining her sister, Mr.
Henry Goodsell, I and her cousin, Mis-
Anna Hingtgen. Of La Motto, Iowa.
number Of pretty affairs have been gi'
en- in their honor, one of which was
. course luncheon, Thursday. at whic
Mrs. F.. G.. Walling Of 36O6 Nicollt
avenue was hostess. Mrs. Lauritz Jel
sen will entertain Monday for the vi
iting women. -z@,Ss -. -..r