The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-14
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luncheon at her residence, 40 Oak
Grove, street. Forty guests had been
invited, and assisting the hos g
Weber Wei Louis <. Hull, George H.
! Partridge, George NJ. Case, Charles s.
Jelley, +. G. Carnahan, j. r. Marfeld
and the Misses Partridge.
/ The decorations were carried out
with American Beauty roses and vio-
| let's, and clusters of the blossoms were
on the buffet and the tables.
bridge whist this afternoon at her
home on Ninth avenue Sc. Cards were
played at seven tables and assisting
the hostess were Mines. w. E. Satter.
lee. Frank Stacy, Frank Wilcox and
Heck Merriman. In the living room
great clusters of pink chrysanthe
were the decorations and a delicate
color scheme Of yellow and white was
carried out in the dining room with
NUNS. Red and pink roses added their,
| fragrant beauty to the appointments
| in the parlors and filed the tall vases
and wall pockets. @
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Rose will
entertain second group of women at
bridge. - = i
Mrs. William E. Ford of Kenwood
| gave the first of two bridge parties
| about thirty-f women at five hum
dred. Mrs. Ford was assisted by Mines.
! Frederick McClellen, I. V. Gedney and
Miss Estelle McCrum of Detroit, Mich.
Pink carnations with palms and ferns
made very attractive decoration thru
| the rooms, for a profusion of both
| flowers and foliage was used. Tomor-
row afternoon Mrs. Ford will enter
tain second group Of women.
Mrs. S. G. Harding of 1923 Emerson
avenue S, entertained at parcel show
er this afternoon for a group of twenty
five young women in honor of Miss
Russie Harding, bride of this month.
Green and white were chosen for the
decorations and carnations, smilax and
feathery ferns were in the parlors and
in the dining room. A large fshpond
was in the living room, from which the
con was served after a program of
games. Mrs. Fred Horn and Miss
Queenie Dieter assisted the hostess.
This evening Mrs. Harding will en-
! terrain at stag dinner for Miss Har-
ding's fance, Chester ;Parr. Twelve
covers will be placed and the decora-
tons will be in red, white and green.
Mrs. Fred Horn will assist her sister.
Mrs. J. P. Branyen will give re-
ception next Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 2508t Girard avenue S. Two
| hundred and fifty cards have been is
sued and the hours are from 8 until 6
CLOCK. ~.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frederick W. Curtiss
have changed the dates of their recep-
ton to Tuesdays, Nov. 20 and FL. Mrs.
Curtis was. formerly Miss Stedman of
Berlin, Wis, and her wedding took
place in the fall. 4. - - - 49,. -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald Ross
/ of Lyman Court have postponed their
post nuptials receptions indefinitely on
account of Illness in, the family. The
! first at home was announced for this
afternoon and evening, and the second
date was Noy. 81. :. HUI !. :s.5, E.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor F..
4 Way and Edward Foster will take place
this evening at the home Of the bride $
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
i will have Miss Leah Sherman as maid
of honor, and Frank Stoeker. will be the
best man. Rev. Charles Sumner Davis
will read the service at $3.50 o o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will make their
home at 224lz Pierce street NE. =
! Mrs Edward a. Hastay entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home
on Twenty eighth street. in honor. Of
Mrs. Walter Gomstock Of Lumsden,
Cam, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
1 jenkins Tea roses and ferns made
a pretty ornament in the dining room
where covers were placed for nine.
American Beauty roses were in the par
lors and the living room. Mrs. Com
stock will leave for 5Lumsden tomorrow.
She will be acc ompanied by her nephew
1 Willard Jenkins, who has just returned
/. from a summers visit at Devils Lake,
4 ND. =; $:ez "a : i: s T. ~ E. n.