The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
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The passion for praise, which is
so very vehement in the fair sex,
produces excellent effects in wom-
Ell, OF sense. Addison

Nine. Gadski was entertained infor-
mally this afternoon by Mrs. Frank I.
HeHelhnger at her home on Park ave-
nue.. Half dozen friends had been
invited to meet Nine. Gadski and a
most delightful hour was enjoyed
around the Steatable.
Last! evening F'raulein Schoen.R Rene
gave an informal dinner before the con-
cert and supper after the program
for Nine. Gadski, who is her guest dur
ing her stay in Minneapolis. Mme
Gadski will leave this evening for Mil
waukee, where already the house is sold
out for her concert. ~
The group of young married people
formal dances in Johnson hail had a
| banquet last evening at Donaldson s tea.
rooms. Covers were placed for seventy
at tables arranged in a hollow square
| in the new Japanese room and decked
| with spring flowers and tapers in crys-
tai holders. There was an impromptu
program of, toasts after the banquet
and then the annual business meeting
was held. G. M. Chadbourn was chosen
president, John s. Proctor vice presi-
dent and A. E. Crane secretary and
treasurer. A number of summer out
ings were informally discussed and a
ommittee-George w. Beach, A. w
Armatage. H. G. Dickey, w. j. HELD
and Mrs. F.. H. Wadsworth--was ap'
pointed to make definite arrangements,
/ The affair last evening was in the ma.
4 ture Of reunion, as the former mem
i bers had been hidden.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Shull leave this
I evening for the east. They will be
l Joined in New York by Miss Rather
Inc, shull, who is at school at Ogontz,
and who will spend her Easter holidays
! with her parents. ) zyT-*.S&
I Mrs. H. r. Fertig and Miss Ellen
Fertig will also leave this evening for
month g visit in the east. Miss Grace
7 Fertig who is at Ogontz, will join them
and they will spend Easter at Atlantic
City, n. j., and later 20 to New York.
Mrs. Fertig will chaperone. a group Of
the OgOntz girls at Atlantic City, and
; among them will be Miss Gund of La
Crosse. .. - s.. @.-. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle NJ. Scott en-.
tertalned at number OF informal at
fairs at their home, SO Thirteenth street
s., during the last few days in honor
b so Reh the v Rah sn at the
and Mrs. Scott were musical students
together at Leipzig, Germany; an'
while Mr.. Rich was in Minneapolis he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
) Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Scott gave al
informal luncheon for Mr.. Rich. ant
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Scott ell
tertained at supper. after the con
s cert.
A farewell dinner was given Monday
{ evening at Dayton s tearooms in homo
! Iof Miss Mabel Thimmish, who is abou
! to. leave on a trip west. Covers wer'
I laid for ten, and the decorations wer'
{ Easter lilies and ferns. Mrs. j. w
) Doyle chaperoned the party, which in
J Guided Misses Thimmesh Jeannett
Kasper. Leona Woolsey, Aida Cramer
{ Harriette Benson, Laura A. Schar1
! Irma Crowall and Fan Lemon. Afte
! the dinner the guest Of honor was show
I cred with pretty souvenir gifts.
: A farewell, reception was given las
evening by Misses Nellie Fowler an
tIdaa Riser, at their home, 928 Chicag
{ avenue, in honor Of Miss Mamie Gar
CHAM, who leaves Sunday for Seattle
Wash. About forty friends were pres
ent and presented her with very beat
tiful prayerbook. Misses Maude an
) Phillis Taylor assisted in musical pre-
! gram. The decorations were white an
I yellow flowers. Dainty refreshment
( were served. r. H..
q Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paulson of o4O
I Third street N were entertained at
{ birthday party by their children an
I the wedding anniversary Of Mr.. an
{ Mrs. Paulson and an informal progra
! of games and music was a pleasant fe
J ture of the evening. H. -.-.s..-.
1 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. s.se-