The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
| e!ssa
az I'D
~ S. |SleD
~ fllssssN .
| f'Woman, naturally enthusiastic
of the good and beautiful, sancti-
| fies all that she surrounds with
her affections. ''-Mercier.

Mrs. H. A. Barnard and Mrs. S. w.
Annis were hostesses at a charmlngly
appointed luncheon in the white and
gold room at Donaldson s tearooms this
afternoon in honor of the group of
Waterloo women who are guests of
Mrs. Lou S.. Cass of St. Paul. The table
was, decorated in pink and green and
in the center stood tall vase of pink
carnations rising from mound of
ferns. The name cards were daintlly
handpainted. After the luncheon the
Minneapolis group of women, who have
been hostesses at the many affairs for
the out-of-town women, gave several
box parties at the Orpheum theater.
There were twenty in the party.
Mrs. Charles II. johnson of rs High
land avenue was hostess at dinner
last evening for the group of Iowa
visitors The decorations were in pink
and white, and tulips decked the tables.
Covers were laid for twenty-one and
dainty handpainted cards designated
the places, together with tulip: In
dinner bridge was played.
The Chi chapter of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority gave its twenty sixth
annual banquet at Donaldson's tea
rooms last evening. Fifty-two guests,
1ncluulng Ine alullHde, "ele present:
The three long tables were decorated
in pink, with tulips in tall crystal
vases. Responses to the program of
toasts were made by Miss Marjorie
Ballard, ITO the Alumnae Mrs. Cor
nelia Officer Brown, "When We Are
Thirty One; Miss Alice Hurd Wilcox,
"Relative Values'; Miss Elsie TILES
els It Worth While'? Misses Clara
Wheeler, Harriet Armstrong, Mrs. Ellen
Janney Brown, Convention; * HanI
in Hand, We Stand Together,' Miss
Avery Trask.
Minneapolis lodge; No; A, B. o. F..
in Elks' hall. Four hundred guests
attended and enjoyed one of the most
delightful afterEaster parties. The ap
pointments suggested the season ant
made an appropriate setting for the
handsomely dressed women. Eastel
lilies rose in a mass Of fragrance ano
beauty around the stage and the plat
form on which the orchestra was sta
ing palms. Under the balcony were
more palms, their glossy foliage reach
ing almost as high as the railing, anc
the snowy Whiteness Of the lilies accen
tuated the rich green. Frappe wa:
served from nook among the palms
ana nlles anu Ine supper Iaple III III
dining room had gorgeous arrange
ment of the same stately flowers. a
program of fourteen numbers wal
danced and during the intermission A
M. Shuey gave program of delightful
organ music From s to 9 O'Clock ;
group of men from the lodge assisted
by their wives received and those WHIT
stood in line were
Messrs. and Mines. George H. Rentz, s. '
A. j. Mullen, George ii.
Richardson. F. E. Tucker, Charles H. Connol
e. nr0 Has, s. W eoEse VA hsct5cr e
Towle, George B: Leonard, j.. =; Sullivan
" wSdTon Thomas r stnscr J. F. nan1sn
". H. Rendell, George $. KoGend, Jaco
c Hirschy, Charles P. Her Sam Hunter, Jr
John G. Lund, John Aicher The committee
Included Arrangements. Fred W. WoodWart
I. lie Baron; Perry Kelly 1i!!;,, W. p 1; Mason; W.
rell Wilcox, f. E. Stdrer. William Fl. Cook
Charles Glueck. F. B. Donnie, j. J. Huss, e. 4
Yokom, William Regain.
The North High School Athletic as
ISOLATION gave a dancing party las
evening in Masonic Temple. The homo
guests of the evening were the men
bers of the newly organized baseba
nine of the school, and grounp of 20
young people danced the program c
fourteen numbers. The ballroom Wa
prettily decorated with flags and hig
. school banners, and palms and fer1
colors of the school. Albert Smit
president Of the association, job
Thompson and Melvin Stearns were
charge of the arrangements.
The Junior class of the South hie
school had dancing party in Ma
COINS hall on East Twenty-fourt
. street last evening. About fort
couples enjoyed the program.
Miss Adeline M. Graft and the mer
bers of her bridal party were ente
tanned at a dinner last evening by Mi
Bina Plattner at tho home Of Mr.. al
Mrs. F. A. Graft, 1884 Cedar avenu
Pink and white carnations decked tt
rooms and made a pretty setting Il
p the dinner table. twenty-five CUES
were present.
The Young. Men s Military organic
ton. which is under the direction
George D1dson and Captain Evans ga
an Easter party and drill for the
friends from All Saints church in M;
colin hall on E Twenty fourth stree
Thursday evening. Palms and fla
- decorated the hall.
II. W Malcolm will give the closi
party for his children s classes ne
Saturday afternoon in Masonic Temp
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Charles D. White returned this week from
trip to the Pacific coast.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
r. follows: Holland. c. c. Pllsbury, Mrs. W. Pc
more: Bristol S. Foster; Algonquin. Miss
Jackson. Mrs. A B; Jackson.
Mrs. J. B. Tabour returned yesterday fl
Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mrs. Tab
left San Francisco only twenty -four hours Def
the earthquake. She spent the winter in
fornia.
The Klinkers Euchre club entertained
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Larawa at their home on Harriet avenue.
and Mrs. William North and Mr.. and N
- Harry Miller were the honor guests. Euc
, was played early in the evening and after
freshments had been served delightful
promptu program given. Mr.. Jewett
/ Mrs. B. Larawa. Mr.. Moore and Mrs Miller
prizes. The next meeting will be with Mr.
4 Mrs. Morris of Dupont avenue.
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
- A Froebel Birthday Party. a.
Hope and Unity kindergartens unit
in, giving a joint birthday celebrat
in memory of Froebel in Hope cha
II