The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-15
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from 8 to 6 O'Clock and several hundred
guests called. The large reception hall
and living room were beautiful in the
Christmas colors, red and green Star
ry poinsettias nodded their heads over
mass of greenery, and fronds of mai
denhair ferns and palms made setting
about the mantels and doorways AS
tendrils in graceful design along the
walls and made tangles Of green from
which rose the scarlet blossoms in pro-
fusion. The hostesses greeted their
guests in the drawing room, which was
frightened with great punches Of Kate
Moulton roses, asparagus ferns and
rose.shaded lights gh Assisting thru the
rooms were Mines. Harry A. futile,
Mines. J. s. 'McLain, j. 2. Moore. J. +.
Calhoun, G. j.. Haglin, w. f. Thayer
and M. T. Lennox were the hostesses in
the dining room, assisted by Misses
Harriet Lennox, Helen Stevens, Pearl
Weston and Aimee Fisher. They pre-
| sided at charmingly appointed table,
which showed pink as the predominant
ing color, with centerpiece of Kate
Mo1lton rase ss and pink,shaded tapers.
ranged table BY" Mrs. j. 3. Calhoun.
Misses Avery Trask, Sadie Brodie. Flor
ence Moore, Helen Salzer and Dorothy
| Stevens. j. III
Last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
assisted by their son Louis B. Wagner
and their niece, Miss Kneubuhl. gave q
reception for which several hundred
CARDS had been issued. The hours were
Mrs. B. F. Brown gave an afternoon
card party yesterday at her home on
Irving avenue S. The living room was
in pink and white with narcissug and
roses as a decoration In the music
room white chrysanthemums were used
and yellow chrysanthemums carried out
the color n note OF yellow in the dining
thirty-fve guests. Mrs. W. ". e. GIAy Tavl 10y
Of Black River Falls, Wis, a sister of
Mrs. Brown, was among the number.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Brown pave
card party for forty guests.
Mrs. J. E. Luce Of the Hampshire
Arms entertained at a luncheon yester-
day AFTERNOON. Yellow chrysanthemums
tangle of feathery ferns. The guests
were Mines: w. w. Murphy, F. R. Sails
bury, A. H. Rose, Frank Wilcox. S. G.
Peterson and Miss Lane.
Mrs. G. L. Matchan Of 2s01 Lvndale
avenue S, entertained at a luncheon
Thursday afternoon. Covers were
places for Mines. IS. Johnston, J. Apall,
a: B; Russell, Helen 2. Dye and Mrs.
Matchan: The decorations were in red
and white with . candles and flowers.
Roses were in the parlors and in the
living room chrysanthemums were used.
Miss Josephine Bailey, l715 Vine
| place, who has recently returned from
! trip abroad, gave a dinner last eve
ming. Covers were placed for ten and
the name cards we're pictures Of places
| visited by Miss Bailey. Meteor roses
conferred the table and aided in carry.
! ing out color scheme of red and Green.
Since the destruction of their church
by fire three years ago the members of
the Franklin Avenue Methodist church
have, twice year, assembled at one
| Of the homes fora u social evening.
Wednesday evening 'the church people
were entertained bYaMr. and Mrs. P.
s. Matson,l s2019 Fifth avenue S. Rev.
church, now evangelist Of the North
Dakota conference, was guest. Songs
and Rotations were given and MI.
| Graves spoke. - Refreshments were
served by a group of young women.
! The guests numbered seventy-fve. Mr..
tTraVes Is guest Of E. l.. Mayo, and
tomorrow morning he will preach in
| the Hobart Memorial Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Eppenstein and
! daughter Irene and Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Eppenstein of Elgin, Ill.,, are guests
Of Mr.: and Mrs. J. M. Davis. 1912
First avenue S. They came to attend
the reception which Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
| will give tomorrow evening in honor
OF the announcement Of the engagement
OF their daughter Annette to Louis A.
Eppenstein. - = "'&~.: :
! Miss Anna s., Anderson of Worthing,
S. D., and Charles W. Kollitz were
married Wednesday evening at the
home OF the officiating minister, Rev.
L. T. Guild. E.3. =
Miss Selma Carlson was hostess at
a, china shower Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Dagmar Hottran. ISIS
| Central avenue. Games and music
formed pleasant program and a. lunch
con was served. The guests were Misses
Hannah Anderson, Selma Anderson,
Dagmar Hottran, Hedwig Olson, Mat
| Ida Sunde, Ragne Mathison, Clara Lee.
Minnie Peterson, Anna Peterson, Clara
Carlson, Edlie Lee, Gerarda Tweed
| Olga HOttran GnorOe Hot iron onl ~