The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-05

luncheon at the Minikahda club In hon
or OF her sister, Mrs. Harold Penn Gas
kell Coates of st. Louis, and Mrs. Or
lando Powers of Salt Lake City. Pink
was the. color chosen for the appoint
ments and centerpiece of asters was
for twelve. Mrs. Coates will return to-
morrow to St. Louis. There has been
much entertaining for Mrs. Coates dur
ing her stay, but in accordance with hel
wishes everything was as informal al
possible.
Miss Opal Fay was hostess at matt
nee party, today at the Metropolitan
gwen in honor if Miss Annie Laurie
Lewis, bride Of the month. The
guests numbered six and included the
girls who will be in Miss Lewis bridal
party. After the performance luncheon
was served in Donaldson IS tearooms. i
cluster of white chrysanthemums occu
| pied the center Of the table and a bou
quet of the same flowers marked the
| place of the bride. :. -
Mrs. Chester Kinnard gave tea YES
terday for Miss Lewis at her home on
Hennepin avenue. -
! Inc Misses Falk of Royalston ave-
nue. entertained at china shower this
afternoon in honor Of Miss Ida Quist,
whose marriage to N. o. Welander will
take place Wednesday, Sept 10. The
rooms Were arranged with clusters Of
garden roses, and pink and white asters
and yellow goldenrod. Fourteen girl
TRENDS Of the bride were entertained.
Mrs. B. Dearborn will be hostess at a
linen shower for Miss Quist Friday,
and Monday Miss Esther Porter will
give luncheon for twelve at Donald
Mrs. Ruth Anderson Reohr and Miss
Wilma Anderson entertained last even.
ing at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Anderson, 1912 Nicollet
avenue, for Mrs. Lulu Kunklc Berg, a
prominent violinist, of st. Louis. Mrs
Berg was student in Brussels, where
she graduated under Ysaye, at the same
studied there to and aa the ree we're srea
chums. Mrs. Berg is a member Of the
st. Louis Symphony orchestra, where
she plays on the first rack. During the
evening Mrs: Berg gave number of Sc
lections. Other musical numbers were
given by Misses Ednah Hall and Edith
Pearce, Lois Pease and Paul Bunce.
A novel feature was introduced into
the evenings entertainment when the
guests were organized into newspaper
staff, to publish newspaper ten years
in the future. Charles Griffith was
cartoonist and heads of other depart
ments were Mrs. T. A. Whitworth, city;
John Kennedy, market; Harry Libby,
telegraph; Miss Charlotte Walls, sport;
Uaa nt1 M McGT Tg;%;t advertising and
Gilman, managing editor and Bessie
suit was a paper of rare wit and clever.
| ness.
| musical romance was the title of a
guessing contest in which Harry Libby
| and Paul Bunce won the head and foot
prizes. The rooms were charmingly
arranged with yellow autumn blossoms,
goldenrod predominating. Light re-
freshments were served.
: Mrs. William M. Hartley will enter
tain at the Commercial club tomorrow
evening at dinner. Covers will be laid
for fourteen.
The marriage of Miss Helen Isabelle
Kennedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Kennedy, to Fred Huntington will
take tax n See this sxen 9S61 at r the home
S. Rev. J: F: Dolphin will read the
service. Mr.. Huntington will take his
bride on trip to the Yellowstone and
upon their return they will make their
home in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey announce
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Helen M, to Frederick E.
Rochester, which will take place next
Wednesday,.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Swanson
and Albert Peterson took place last eve
ming at the home of the BRIDES parents,
636 Taylor street NE. Attending the
bridal pair were Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Whitaker. The service was read by
Rev. G.. L. Morrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Todd of Richfeli
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Nesmith P
Nelson of Washington at dinner Mon
day evening. Covers were laid for fiji
| teen.
Miss Annie Berkemeyer of S1atington
Pa, was honor guest at a luncheon Civ
en- by Miss Baker and Miss Cederquis
Saturday evening at Donaldson tei
rooms. Present were Mines. Peterson
Cdell, Kilbourne and Rathbun, ant
Misses Wilcox, Donnelly, Smith, Kill
bourne and Shaw.
W. H. Sill entertained the member:
of the Henenpin avenue Epworth league
last evening at moonlight picnic at hi
home on Lake Amelia. Large bunche!