The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-03
sWoman Is a charming creature,
who changes her heart as easily as
her gloves. ''-Balzac.

The active chapter of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority gave parcel shower
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Edna Broom, 3136 Second avenue S,
for the Misses Blanche and Nellie Stan
ford. two Of their members who are to
be married Wednesday. The dainty
packages were ghowered upon the brides
rated In the sorority colors, black and
gold: There We're forty guests, and
luncheon was served in the dining room
from a table daintily decorated with
red tulips and smilax. ......->>v
In honor of the 115a new members
who have Joined the Park Avenue Con-
gregational church, large reception
was given last" evening in ,, the church
church extended welcome in behalf
Of the congregation in short address,
and Miss Elvina Chenevert, Miss Edna
fowler, Paul Giessler, Gray Newart and
/; Sydney. II. Morse contributed to the
delightful musical program. Miss
Frances Woodland gave readings. The
parlors were bright with palms and
cut flowers, and in the dining room
small tables decorated with jonquils and
ing of refreshments. Mines. @. II.
Smith and W. J. Jennison presided and
a group Of younger women assisted
| The committee on arrangements in
Guided Mines. S. H. fowler and w. O.
| Fry berger and Miss Bertha Hanneman
and the following committee of fifty
had been appointed to assist Mr.. Rol
! Inns in welcoming the guests: Messrs
and Mines. R. A. Gamble, s. A. fowler
Sutherland, 8. H. Plummer, J. W. Har
ker q T, Gova w T Grav w M Pr;s
toll, L. B. King, W. H. Sudduth, s. T
/ johnson. Q. s. Chapman, G. w. Tets
worth, A. L. Halliwell, j. G. Buchanan
L. B. Jones, Mines. w. w. Redfeld, s
B. Grimshaw, Mary D. Pierce, Mis-
Eleanor Holbrook, Miss Pearle Button
W. II. Hollbrook. .
tanned Thursday evening at dinner a
the Hampshire Arms. Covers were lai'
for nine.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Steele, as
sisted by Mrs. Mary E. Lovett, receive
last evening at their home on Girar
avenue S for the members Of Fowle
Methodist Episcopal church. Abou
100 of the church people were delight
fully entertained with a musical pre-
gram. The rooms were decorated wit
spring flowers and ferns, and in tn
dining room Miss Marian Davis, Mis-
Winifred Thompson and Ralph Lovet
served from daintily appointed table,
Mrs. Frank E. Tucker entertained Q
charmingly appointed luncheo
Wednesday at her home on First av'
nue. S, for a group of girl friends. Th
rooms were bright with dainty sprin
blossoms, In the dining room a lare
bowl of tulips and ferns graced tn
! center OF the table. The room we
: darkened and lighted with tapers in 81
yer and cut glass holders glowed softl
all the courses carried out the COLI
scheme of yellow and white TT
guests were Misses Emma Johnso
Sadye Friend, Josephine Presto
Mines. William F. Davey and Frank
Tucker.
The Misses Gussie and Camille Gull
brandsen entertained twenty frien,
Tuesday evening at their home on He
I nepin avenue. The evening was spel
with cards and dancing. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bibbins eel
t Reed w seS eee Tuesdag e1enSgg
: their home, $3.50 Third avenue S. Di
ner was served for twenty guests. N
and Mrs. Bibbins were presented wi
r handsome chair.
Miss Jennie Coleman and Sargant \
Ward, both former resident of MINI
apolis, were married in Pensacola, FL
Jan. 81. The bride is the daughter
Mrs. N. A. Coleman, and Mi. Ward
son of Rev. W. s. Ward, formerly
this city.
The, senior class Of the Central hi,
school entertained 800 guests at
dancing and roller skating party Ia
evening in Nicollet hall. The cal
part Of the evening was devoted
dancing and late rthere were ten MI
a IN