The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-19
To love isS to admire with the
heart; to admire is to love with the
mind. aautier.

Mrs. Sumner 1t. Couch was Cne guest
Of honor at reception which was given
Mark b. Smith on Colfax avenue by
the Home Missionary society Of Wesley
church. Mrs. Couch had been the treas
urer Of the church for several years,
and her departure for California will
leave vacancy in the society which it
will be hard to fill. She has been ono
of the very. popular workers ~ the
church, and it is with deep regret that
her co-workers bid her goodbye. The
green, and roses and carnations were
used. In the dining room where the
refreshments were served the table had
a centerpiece of scarlet carnations and
tapers.
Receiving with Mrs. Couch and Mrs.
Smith were Mrs. II. D. Cushman, the
president Of the society; Mrs. BENJAMIN
Mrs. ?. g. Hanson: Mrs. s. p. Wilson
presided at the coffee urn in the dining
assisted in. serving. Mines. ]. s. Mont
1tgomery,t NJ. W. Savage, G. 7. Jameson
j and Charles Couch were among the
/ guests. A pretty incident Of the day
was the presentation Of handsome SOU
! venir from the church women to Mrs.
4 Couch. Mrs. Cushman made the presen-
tation7of half dozen exquisitely paint
ed bouillon cups, and her words of fare.
well as representative of the women :
organization Of the church called forth
touching response from Mrs. Couch.
i Mrs. p. G. Hanson gave luncheon at
her home on Stevens avenue Thursday
i for Mrs. Sumner G.. Couch, and Wednes
i day afternoon Mrs. Mark B. Smith gave
j luncheon for six in her honor.
4 Mrs. James G. Andrews entertained
at a luncheon at her home on Fiftl
street Sc today for Mrs. @. A. Coucl
and a small group Of her intimat
friends.
4 Mrs. Paul Henry imports ENTERTAINED
thirty women yesterday for Miss Eft,
Couch at the home of her mrother, z
Spruce place. The guests were the mem
bers Of the Young Women 8 Home Mis-
sionary society Of Wesley church.
S. G, Couch and G. A. Couch ant
their families will leave Tuesday TO
their new home in California
Mrs. R. H. Newton was hostess at q,
informal bridge whist party this after
noon at her home in the Hampton
Whist was played from. three tables.
s. Mrs. Erie D. Luce entertained at
) luncheon today at Hampshire Arms
: Luncheon was served at I O'Clock fro1
table daintily decorated in pink an
green. The centerpiece was a hug
mound Of feathery ferns and pink cal
nations and pink tapers burned in Gu
glass holders. Covers were laid &c
Miss Bonnie Blakeley of Tacoma
4 Wash, who is the guest Of Miss Hal
riet Armstrong Of St. Paul, Miss Arm
strong, Miss Helen Patterson, St. Paul
Miss Grace Gillette and Miss Gertrud
Satterlee. -. So. .<
The Minnesota Academy Of Scienc
/ has issued invitations for an inform,
/ reception, which will be given Monda
afternoon from 3 until 'clock in tt
art gallery of T.. B. Walker, preside1
/ of the society, in honor of DR.. Otto No
I denskjold, the antartic explorer, an
Mrs. Nordenskjold. The committee &
arrangements will be aided by Mr.. an
i Mrs. T. B. Walker, Miss Gratia Colntr,
man, Mrs. T. F. Tinsley, N. n. WI;
chell, Harlow Gale, o. M. Oestlund, B. j
Nelson and G. W. Hall. &,E
| Mrs. E. R. Kopp entertained til:
afternoon at her home, 422 Third av,
nue. NE, for a group Of twenty-fy
women. The luncheon table was de-
Grated in red and green, with earn,
tions as the centerpiece and ferns %
the sideboard and mantel. The Ii,
ing room and the parlor were in gree