The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
There are few husbands whom
the wife cannot win in the long run
by patience and love, unless they
ere harder than the rocks which the
soft water penetrates in time. 49,
Marguerite de Valois.

Mrs. Charles Belden entertained at
cards this afternoon at her home, 1929
Clinton avenue. The decorations were
ferns and carnations frightened the
rooms. In the dining room, where the
shades were drawn, large basket with
red carnations centered the table, and
surrounding it were pretty holders with
red shaded candles. Progressive cinch
was played by sixteen guests. AS
sisting Mrs. Belden were Mrs. w. F.
Thwing and Mrs. E. McGill.
Mrs. Charles H. johnson of Highland
avenue, will give a kitchen shower
Thursday afternoon, April 70, for Miss
Gertrude Satterlee, bride of the
month.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Pillsbury will open their home on Stew
ems avenue for the board Of Bethel set
tlement, which will give concert in
the drawing room. The program will
young women who will furnish va
riety Of duets, quartets, solos and reci-
tations. Mrs. David Percy Jones is
president of the board and will assist
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Caldwell of I'll Douglas avenue will
give a box party at the Orepheum thea
ter, in honor of their first wedding an
niversary. After the performance SUP
per will be served at the Caldwell resi-
dence. ..s .'r~ ~
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Welcome enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home in Groveland avenue in honor Of
Dr.. <Wellcome's birthday anniversary.
bowl Of fo1 pink a1;od tulips Furnished Ip
cards were dainty embellished with
water color sketches. Covers were
placed for eleven. ~ ,...
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Lorna Higbee and
Arthur LELAND Of st. Paul. The mar
riage will take place this month. Mr..
| PUBLIC Fairgrounds and :, Miss Higbee
was the assistant supervisor. They have
both been engaged in charitable work
for several years.
| Mrs. 8. J. Nicholson Of Washburn
Park was pleasantly surprised. Friday
! evening by group Of friends in honor
of her birthday anniversary. A pro-
gram Of speeches, a violin solo, piano
duet. quartet numbers and games were
followed by surprise supper. The af-
fair was one of. the iolliest Of the many
house parties given by the old circle Of
Washburn Park neighbors: Present were
Jones, Harrington Beard, o. H. Free
man, Nathaniel Mccarthy, Ambrose
Helmick, G.. M. Shearer, Sweet, Henry
| Farman, Mines. Hirsh, Howard Clark,
Madame Clark, Miss Clark and Joseph
Clark. s.... ~
Mrs. Elizabeth Manewell- Courtney re-
ceived informally this afternoon at her
apartments in the Hennepin flats. The
hours were from to 5 O'Clock, and
receiving with Mrs. Courtney was Mrs
A. K. Sehring. The rooms were prettily
decorated with pink roses and carna
ticns. Mrs. Manewell-C Courtney will re-
ceive hereafter Mondays in April. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turner Of S2e
Western avenue gave dinner of
twelve covers Saturday evening at their
home for Mr.. and Mrs Harry Woehn.
ing and sons, who left for California
yesterday. Ferns and palms were used
in the decorations and after dinner an
informal musical program was given.
The members Of the Girls Glee club
their director, H. E. Osborn, Friday
evening. before the concert in the East
high school auditorium, with the presen
tation Of a music stand and a silver
trimmed ebony baton. Miss Mae Ali
son presented the gift in behalf of the
thirty eight young people who form the
club. .
Mrs. H. M. Thaxter Of 1902 Bryant
avenue S, entertained Friday Afternoon
at, her home for her little daughter an6
the guests were group Of mothers will
their babies. Among the children pres
emit were Benjamin Clarke Van SAINT
Imogene Marie Bigg, June Francis
Kristler. Helen May Lawness, Lucy
Armstrong and Dorothy Armstrong.
A quiet wedding of yesterday was
that of Miss Marie Platz Of Manitowec
Wis, and J. w. Casat Of Thief Rive1
Falls, MINI, which took place in the af
ternoon at the home of the officiating
priest, Rev. Father Thomas E. Cullen
Mr.. and Mrs, Casat left on the evening
train for their future home at Thief
River Falls ..-..
..- PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. 49, .
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barwise, who have bee
visiting with their daughters, Mrs. c. Z. Rile
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