The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
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Mrs. Frank N. Stacy was hostess this
afternoon for. Mrs. ". p. Coghlan Of
Morrist town. \. ) q; who is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. George a. Rose, and
for MRS. Stacy Us SYST er,in7 law, Mrs
Horace WincAeil, VIII has recently
come to the city frem Butte, Mont. The
living room was bright with gold
en- glow, while in the diningroom pink
and White asters made a most effective
decoration. Twenty guests were en-
Mrs. Winchell and Mrs. Stacy enter
tanned at a luncheon Thursday at the
home, of Mrs. Winchell, 925 Sixth street
Sc. The rooms were bright with gar
den flowers and on the table was a
handsome centerpiece of California pop
pies. There were, eighteen guests.
Mrs. F. S. Martin was hostess at a
delightful luncheon today. which she
gave in honor Of Mrs. Henry Weimar
of Hot Springs, Ark, who is the guest
of Mrs. r. B. Clark Of Kenwood.s The
luncheon was given in the Dutch room
of Donaldson g tea rooms and covers
were laid for six. A high centerpiece
was arranged of white and lavender
asters and asparagus ferns and a single
day Mrs. j.. T.. Thurman of Kenwood
will entertain at luncheon, for Mrs.
Weimar and this evening a tallyho, par
ty has been arranged in her honor
Last evening a box party was given
at the Metropolitan for her and she
was entertained at q weekend party at
White Bear last week. :" Mrs. W. = P.
Cockey gave a luncheon Wednesday at
Donaldson's for Mrs. Clark guest.
Miss Allean Pelle Moran Of Louis
vile, KY, who is the guest Of Miss
Jessie Tonge, will be much: Entertained
| during her stay in the city. Tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tonge will give a
box party at the Orpheum in her honor
and Saturday Miss Tonge will have
twelve guests at luncheon. Next week
Miss Edith Marshall Of Vine place will
be hostess for Miss Moran. Monday
evening W: H. Sulfiow gave box par
ty at the Metropolitan theater. After
the Kaiserhof
| Miss Sue Dickey entertained for Miss
Marione Ward Burt today at her home
1901 Park avenue. Assisting Miss
Dickey and Miss Burt in receiving the
guests were Miss Elva Dickey and Miss
Leila E. David Of Iowa. Each guest
was handed a booklet bound in green
with her name inscribed in gilt on the
cover. On the inside Miss Burt's name
was printed, and from the letters the
guests attempted to make as many
words as possible. Bouquets. of white
roses adorned the parlor, while pink
and white asters were used in the
library. The appointments in. the din
ing room were in white and green. Cen
tering the table was an arrangement OF
gladioli and hydrangea blossoms. Smilaz
was strewn over the white cloth and
wreathed the chandelier, from which
satin ribbons Of green and white were
suspended to the four corners Of the
table. Pink roses tied with ribbon OF
the same delicate shade marked the
bride s place. Quaint colonial dolls sir
! green and white;sf fashioned from clay
pipes, made dainty favors, while greer
tapers in candelabra cast pretty glow
over the table.
Mrs. l.. S. Donaldson was hostess al
aeluneheon today in the, Dutch room al
Donaldson's A low 'centerpiece OF
whiteeand pink asters centered the table
and covers were laid for five.
Mrs.. Charles T. Tweed gave pref
tily.. appointed luncheon today at he1
home, 315 East Fourteenth street, il
honor of Miss Belle McNear Of De-
!. twelve and the decorations were in rel
\ and, white with roses in the centerpiece
Land at the place of<the guest Of homo
and red tapers in candelabra at eithe
end of the table.
l., Mrs. Frances B. Potter entertaine{
at luncheon of eight covers today il