The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
OF FEMININE INTEREST
News
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Society

Mrs. E. r. Barber gave a luncheon
this afternoon at her residence on Park
avenue in honor Of Mrs. E. Gardner
Hodgson and Walter Remington Quick
of San Francisco. Covers were laid
for fourteen, and the guests included
Mrs. Quick $ best man, Philip Pashal,
Of San Francisco, and the two ushers,
Harry S: Barber and Alvin v. skiles,
Mrs. Quick and Miss Quick of New
Quick, Mrs. Henry S. Dodge and Mrs,
James S. Gale Of San Francisco, who
are Mrs. Barber's guests until after
the wedding. The decorations were
charmingly carried out in pink and
green, and a centerpiece of bridesmaids
roses rose from mound Of asparagus
ferns. ..~> ,: =
W., L.. Bigelow gave a handsomely
appointed dinner last evening at the
Minneapolis club in compliment: Of Wal
ter Remington Quick of San Francisco.
Covers were placed for twelve, and the
decorations were in red and green. Red
roses and maidenhair ferns were ar
ranged as a centerpiece, and the name
cards bore the Bigelow initials.
Cards have been received in Mime
apolis for the marriage Of Miss Mary
Tomlinson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs:
w. H. Tomlinson of LIE Sueur and
Richard Pattee of Scanlon. son of Dean
and Mrs. w. S. Pattee Of this city,
which will take place Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 7, at the home of the bride
in LIE Sueur. A large party Of Mime
apolis guests will be at the wedding and
the university elements will be repre-
sented by the members Of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority, to which the
bride belongs, and by the Phi Kappa
Psi and Phi Delta Phi fraternities, of
| which Mr.. Pattee is a member. MT.
Pattee was graduated from the uni
versity with the class of 'O4. -,
Miss Harriet Curtis of LIE Sueur will
be Miss Tomlinson 8 maid of honor and
Miss Bessie Dockstader Of Highwood
| of Minneapolis will be the bridesmaids
Samuel Brooks will be the best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattee will reside in Scan
| lon.
Mrs. E. f. NUNS entertained at an
informal tea this afternoon at hel
home on Fourth street Sc in honor OF
Miss Gertrude Munns, a bride OF the
coming week. The guests were grouI
of the girl friends Of Miss Munns, anc
about twenty were present during the
afternoon. The parlors were prettll5
| decorated in pink and white, and in the
| dining room red roses made setting OF
color with masses of ferns and aspara
gus vines. Miss Cosette Drew and Mis-:
Helen .Hoag presided at the table in thu
Mrs. G. W. Holmes and Mrs. R
NUNS will entertain for Miss Munn
at their home on Eleventh avenue 81
Friday afternoon.
| Miss Anna Young of TT Leno7
street Sc entertained at 8 parce
shower last evening for Miss Katherin.
Goehringer, whose marriage to NELL 9
Liley was announced last week for Oct
30. Fifty guests enjoyed an evenln!
Of games and music and supper serve'
after.Ythe7 informal program. Red rose
decorated the parlor and in the dinin.
room lavender chrysanthemums 'sug
gested pretty color effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Reilly enter
tanned at a dinner last evening at thei
home on Eighth avenue S, in honor Q
their sister, Miss Nell Reilly, who vii
leave soon on an extensive trip east
Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Hugh H. Slocum and Mrs. GU
H. Nelson will entertain at cards tc
morrow afternoon at the home Of Mr.!
Nelson. A group of fifty women ha
been invited from to 5 O. clock.
/ Miss Bertha B. Payne Of Owosst
Mich, and Earl M. GLADDEN. of thi
city were married at their future HON.
1900 Chicago avenue, Saturday ever
ing, in the presence Of group of IL
innate friends. Rev. J. 3. Conant rea
the service.