The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15

woman among savages is a
beast Of burden; In Asia she Is
a spoiled child. DE Meilhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Kellie an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Nettie Milroy to cyrus Taine Bar
mum. 5
Mines. Charles Nootnagel, Adam Pick
ering, Charles johnson and Julius John
son have issued 800 invitations for a
| reception which will be given Thursday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs Nootna-
gel, 2429 Girard avenue s. The guests
| have been hidden in two groups from
2 until 4 and until 6 CLOCK.
| Mrs. George Rose win give hosiery
shower Friday afternoon, Feb. go, at
her home on Ninth avenue Sc, for Miss
| Gertrude Satterlee, whose engagement
Louise Barber will entertain a group of
young women at luncheon in Miss Sat
terlee s honor Tuesday, Feb. 81, at her
home on Irving avenue s, and tomorrow
Mrs. Benjamin R. Coppage of Kenwood
will give china shower for Miss Sat
| terlee. @- H.. q.
Mrs. Edward W. Backus will receive
| informally tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Oak Grove street. Mrs. Backus
has set aside Fridays in February as
her at home days, and she is assisted
by Miss Helen Colclazer Of Chicago,
who is her guest.
Mrs. Genevieve Ford Greaves of 2444
Garfield avenue s, entertained sixty
women at six-hand euchre this after
rated with southern smilax and foliage,
and in each room a different color
scheme was carried out. The large
studio with it's artistic hangings of
seaweeds. fshnets and shells, was
lighted with green tapers under green
shades, and seaweeds and grasses were
used i'll the vases and hanging baskets.
Southern smilax made an exquisite net
work of green around the mantel and
shaded lights, clusters of red and
green leaves tied with streamers of
yellow, relieved the dark foliage Of the
southern vines. Pink and green pre-
dominated in the dining room. Around
the centerpiece stood quaint hol iers
with pink tapers, and the appointments
were all carried out in the most deli
!
Branches of pepper trees, which had
been sent Mrs. Greaves from .Califor-
MIA, were used in the reception hall.
Refreshments were served and thru
the entire menu the autumn tints were
carried out. Each table had quantity
shaded taper, and the frappe table in
the oriental nook had a setting Of
luscious fruit. Dainty score cards, hand
painted and leaf shaped, were used, and
ha nd rlro min a 11r
sleigh bells, kettles and metal daisies
! tied with colored ribbons. -" ".,E
| Mrs. George Fulford, Mrs. Altha
Hoadley and the Misses Lucille Nc
Kusick, Ruth Soper, Lillian Lovejoy,
Edith Todd, Frances Gould, Helene
/ Ball, Hazel Roberts, Hazel Ahern, Olive
7 Brooks, Edna Simmons and Clara Gray
i entertain at second affair tomorrow.
Mrs Henry L. Little, gave a second
bridge luncheon this afternoon at her
home, 1917 Vine place, for Mrs. John
il. Dunnett. Mrs. Dunnett came as q
bride to Minneapolis from the east, and
Mrs. Little has introduced her at the
two affairs to groups. Of the society
women. At each luncheon covers were
laid for forty guests at small tables in
the different rooms. In the drawing
room a charming decoration was carried
out with red carnations. Red tulips
were used in the library and in the din
ing room were American Beauty roses
Mrs. Little was assisted by her sister
Miss Little, Miss Mary Snyder and Miss
Clara Harrington. FL a."
Miss Luella Bremen, 2515 Third ave
nue. s, entertained at luncheon thi.
afternoon at Donaldson's tearooms
Covers were laid for six, and the guests
! were former members of the Contra
high school basketball team. The tabl,
\ had a pretty decoration of pink tulips
4 After the luncheon Miss Bremen enter
tanned the guests at the Orpheum the
alter.
Miss Helen Louise Grain, daughte
= Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Grain, wa
a charming Valentine bride for her maj
riage to Lindley Williams Holbroo
took place last evening in the FIT
Avenue Congregational church. Tn
alter was banked high with palms, tn
slnilax and. clusters Of Easter lille
stood out in their snow white beaut
. against tho background Of foliage. Bo,
quets Of white tulips marked the pew
Il for the relatives and. the pews whic
had been reserved for the Theta Delt
Zeta sorority, of which the bride is
member, we've distinguished by cluster
Of the sorority flower, daffodils. D
Harry Lyons played the wedding mare
from "Lohengrin and the "Mendel
sohn" march as the occasional.
nj The bride entered alone. She wore
4 princess gown of heavy duchess sati
. with touches Of rare duchess lace as tt
only trimming. The veil was held
10 place with wreath Of orange blossom
h, and her jewel was sunburst Of pear
land diamonds, a gift Of the. bridegroom
It Roses and lilies Of the valley forme
vi the bridal bouquet. Miss Edna MORT
IS as maid of honor, wore cream poll
81 d'esprit over cream silk and carried
bouquet. of pink roses tied with pin
+: satin streamers. The two bridesmaid
Misses Elizabeth Edsten and Gertrut
Laddy, wer in pink net over pink sil
and carried pink roses tied with viii
streamers. Arthur Reynolds was tt
n. best man and the ushers were Fran
II Lyons, Eugene Prewitt and John Ston
Rev. James E. Smith read the service.
r, Seventy-fve guests had been bidde
81 to the reception which followed at Il
ea home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grain, BIB Por
sS land avenue. Red tulips and hear
le were used in the reception rooms and