The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07

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Mrs. John Washburn was hostess at
a charming luncheon this afternoon at
her residence, 2216 First avenue S. The
guests We're the women who are in
cluded in the membership of the Min
nesota Society of the Colonial Danes,
Covers were laid for thirtyfve, and
the decorations were carried out in the
society..-color, yellow. The table had
a handsome setting of yellow flowers,
and daffodils were used exclusively. In
the reception rooms fragrant spring
flowers added touches of bright color.
Mrs. " I. Gray entertained group
of Mr.. Gray's friends last evening at
her home, 1919 Park avenue, in honor
OF his birthday anniversary. The
twenty guests were all members of Mr..
Gray s fraternity. the Theta Delta Chi,
and both the active and alumni chap
tiers were represented. The decorations
and appointments were in the frater-
nifty colors, black. white and blue A
delightful program of songs and instru-
guests, and supper was served from the
small tables. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Moren enter
tanned between sixty and seventy
friends last evening at their new home,
1916 Humboldt avenue S. The affair
was intended as housewarming, but
as the day also happened to be the
twelfth anniversary Of their marriage,
the host and hostess were the recipients
of many congratulations. The rooms
were prettily (, deeked with tulips and
carnations. The entire house was
thrown open to the guests. On the
third floor, which has been fitted as u
ballroom, the young people danced to
music furnished by a mandolin orches-
ira. Others engaged in whist tour
nament for prizes in which eighteen
couples contested, and still other guests
enjoyed themselves in the Dutch room
in the basement. Refreshments were
served about midnight.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Deutsch
and David Applebaum will take place
About 100 invitations have been issued
Miss Annette Applebaum is to be the
maid Of honor and Edward APP
plebaum will be his brothers. best man
Miss Francys Rosenberg will be the
bridesmaid. Miss Rosenberg enter
tanned group of fifteen friends in hon.
or of Miss Deutsch, Friday evening, at
a china shower. Games were played
and dainty luncheon was served.
In honor Of Miss Fannie Altshular of
St. Paul. whose marriage. to Frederick
Zimmerman of Minneapolis will take
place March IS in Cambridge hall, St.
Paul, Miss Rose Freedman entertained
at linen shower Sunday evening at
her home 623 Eighth avenue N. The
house was decorated in red and green
and hearts with evergreens were used
During the evening Miss Dora Confeld
sang and played and Miss Ray Cohen
gave number Of vocal solos with ac
compartment by Miss Confeld. Miss
J: Goldberstedt Of st. Paul and Rose
and grand opera selections were given
on the phonograpgh. Bridge whist
was played after the program. Miss
Fannie Altshular, Mrs. "A. Hymen, Miss
Harris and Mr.. Zimmerman won the
prizes. The guests were Misses Alt
shular, R. Freedman. E. Rosenberg, F.
Rosenberg, L. Harris, M. Brooks, R
Schulman. F. Kohn, D. Confeld, S. Tim
norman. J. Goldbrecht, D. Cohen, Ra,
Cohen, Mrs. A. HYmen; Messrs. Free
Zimmerman, Sam Freedman. Dave Coll
!! ing, Louis Golling, Arthur Hymen, Mar
Gus .Wienbuck. Ralph Chapman, Harr,
Sanford, Morris Engler. -
Mrs. Thomas Voegeli of Hillside ave
nue., entertained Friday afternoon a
cards. Spring flowers and palms fur
nished charming spring decoration
thru the rooms Euchre was playe,
and the favors wer won by Mines. Len
Hammons, Haas and F. Fankhause,
Dainty refreshments were served fror
the small tables after the games. Their
were thirty five guests.
Mrs. George Graham was given SUI
prise part ylast evening at her home
1912 University avenue Sc by a grou
Of fifteen Of her friends. Games wer
played and an informal musical pre
gram was given by Miss Anna Watson
who, sang and played, and by Alfre
Bacharach, who gave cornet solos. Mr.
price party last evening at her hom,
souvenir Of the occasion by her guest
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Wilcox are home fro
. southern trin -