The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-11

Rejected lovers need never de-
SPAR. There are four and twenty
hours in a day and not a moment
in the tWenty-four In which
woman may not change her mind
Defined.

Il Miss Mabel Sawyer was hostess at a
spring luncheon this afternoon at her
home, 701 Tenth street s, in compli-
ment to Miss Gertrude Laddy. The
decorations carried out charming
i yellow effect, and masses of golden
! hued marsh marigolds were used. The
centerpiece was basket of the flow
ers, tied with bow Of yellow satin,
and at the cover Of the honor guest
was a large bouquet Of the blossoms.
u The ices and CONNECTIONS also carried
out the pretty color note. Covers were
laid for twelve.
81 After luncheon the guests were en-
tertained at q guessing contest, the
answers of which were the abbreviated
J Laddy will be entertained tomorrow
at theater party at the Orpheum
Il by the members Of her sorority, and
there will be luncheon at Donald
sons tea rooms afterwards.
i Mrs. J. s. Todd gave the last Of q
series Of luncheons today at her home,
on Fifth street Sc, entertaining q
group of twelve guests. Covers were
laid at three tables, each table having
a centerpiece of feathery ferns, Roman
luncheon the guests were entertained
at thimble bee.
i DR.. Henry Annice announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, L. June, to
George Edward Shamp. The wedding
will take place the last of the month.
Mrs. George K. Belden entertained
informally for a small group Of women
s, Monday afternoon.
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This evening the junior class of the
South high school will give an infor-
NAL reception and dance in Masonic
Temple for the members of the senior
class. The party will take the place Of
the annual junior ball, and while it will
be one Of the delightful, social affairs
tentious Sc than he former m annual balls.
| Professor and Mrs. Ozias, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Hicks, Miss Watts and Miss Kerr
are on the reception committee, and as
sisting them will be a group Of teach \
ers from the school,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ives entertained
last evening. at a Dutch supper at their
home, 400 Fifth. street Sc. Supper was
served in the dining room from table
decked with spring flowers.
Nine. Hatcheck, whe5will leave at, the
close of school to make her home in
the south, was the honor guest at an in
formal reception which was given yes
terday afternoon in the parlors of the
Y. W. G. A. building by Nine. Main:
Nine. Hatcheck has been a teacher OF
French in the Central high school i tor
many years, and she has resigned her
work for well earned rest. Nine.
Main had invited the pupils Of her af-
ternoon and private classes and the
guests numbered about thirty. Choco-
late was served from a table decked
with pink carnations and pink tapers.
to Max ,Herchmer will take place next
week, was the honor guest at a parcel
shower given yesterday by the mem
bers Of the Dorcas club at the home Of
Miss Laura Maurer, 3l04 Lyndale ave-
nue. S. twenty-five Of the girl friends
Of the bride were present and she found
the gifts fastened to the ends Of gay
white and yellow streamers which were
wound around a maypole under the
chandelier. The decorations in the par
lor were in cream and white, and in
served, red tulips made a pretty set
ting for the table. A bower of plum
blossoms designated the place Of the
guest of honor, and a large cluster of
white roses was at her cover. During
the afternoon she was presented with
miniature suitcase which contained
the good wishes of her friends, written
in rhyme, each verse beginning with
barrow will entertain tomorrow after
noon in honor Of Miss Case.
The Junior class of the Johnson school
gave dancing, party last evening in
the johnson hall for the seniors. The
hall was attractively decorated with
Japanese lanterns and frappe was
served from a leafy corner. About
seventy-fve couples enjoyed the pro-
gram of twenty numbers. which was
opened with grand march led by Miss
Georgia Bacon and William Rogers.
The young people were chaperoned by
Mrs. D. M. Jones Of Gaylord, MINI,
Mines. FL. A. Bacon and 81. 8. Birch
One of the most novel affairs Of the
season in college circles was progress
sive supper given last evening by the |
freshmen Of the Delta Delta Delta So
rority in honor Of their upper-class
members. The hostesses yere the Misses
Marjorie Simms,. Marian Gould, Alice
Palmer, Grace Richard, Helen Quinn
and Florence Spear, each girl serving
q dainty course of the supper. The
decorations were carried out in the |
sorority colors-silver, gold and pale
blue and the fraternity flower, the
pansy. The menu and placecards, in