The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-22
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| Mrs. George A. Rose entertained at
an afternoon bridge today at her home
On Ninth avenue Sc in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. w. T. Coghlan Of Morris
town, N. ~, Hwho is spending a few
weeks with her. Twenty-four guests
had been, invited and the hours were
from 9 to SO ,clock. The rooms repre-;
sented a veritable flower garden, and
blossoms in profusion filled the wall
pockets, the hanging baskets and vases.
Green and white; was the color scheme
used in: the .parlor, and white asters
were grouped in punches with aspar-
I agusi ferns, the blossoms making a
charming setting for the furnishings Of
the room: In.~the living room and in
the hall California peoples made q pref
1 ty: ornament against a background of
asparagus ferns. Green and red were
the chosen: celors in the dining room,
and asters,! almost gigantic in size,
nodded their shaggy heads from bas-
ket in the center of the table and on
the sideboard and mantel.-
:. Receiving with Mrs. Rose and Mrs.
] Goghlan was. their sister, Mrs. Frank
! Wilcox. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Rose
4 will :. entertain at a second afternoon
! bridge for Mrs: Coghlan.
! Miss Marione Burt, bride of Sep
TENDER, was honor guest at plate
shower given by Mrs. Ward Blake at
her home on, Lyndale avenue today.
Fourteen invitations had been issued to
the friends Of the bride, who presented
| no, n n infx fine
china plates. The rooms We're bright
with an artistic: setting of green and
white, for: maidenhair ferns, asparagus
ferns. and white asters were used in
abundance The buffet table had a
Handsome centerpiece' of the snowy
white blossoms, and streamers Of white
satin. ribbon, green tapers under soft
+ green silken shades in crystal candel-
Eabra completed the attractive arrange
fments.' The place of the honor guest
was designated by a bunch Of pink as
tiers tied with a white satin bow. The
Ebasket5 which contained the plates was
l,wreathed in green, and bunch OF
white asters was fastened to the handle
with bow of green tulle.
Miss Vera Morrow of Fargo, N. D.
met a group of twelve Minneapolis
young women at postal card party
given this afternoon by her hostess
Miss Dorothy Dodge, at her home or
Stevens avenue. Invitations Tor tne
afternoon entertainment had been is
sued thru the medium Of postal cards
and the idea of the souvenir cards was
further suggested in the appointments
at the luncheon table, where the guests
found pretty leather cards at thei1
places, and during the afternoon, ,wheI
each guest had to draw an origina
souvenir postal, which made up a:>col
lection: that was presented: to the honor
guest in handsome souvenir book
The rooms were prettily arranged with
garden flowers. Sweet peas We're IL
the dining room and carried out color
note of pink, and in the parlor ani
living room golden glow was effective
Among the affairs which have: beer
planned in compliment to Miss Morrow
will be a picnic party to Lake Mime
tonka Saturday, at which Miss Madge
Bartlett will be the hostess.
Miss Caroline Joyce of Grovelan6
avenue will give an informal tea to
morrow afternoon for her guests, Miss
two of the visiting Wells college girls
| The Wells college girls of the class
of 1908 gave an informal reunion
luncheon today at Donaldson's tie;
rooms. Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Edna Heyworth Chapman O:
Fourth avenue S, was hostess at {
charming progressive luncheon today il
honor Of her cousin Miss Letha Chap
man Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Mis-
Ada Davis of Pueblo, Col, Wellesle,
college girl, who are her guests for
few weeks. =, r. =, = ~
Mrs: Stella Adams Mcintyre. an1
noon ats:4 O'Clock at the home aof tt:
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs I. IN
Adams, 6lS. Tenth avenue Sc: Rev
Donald Colp Of Robbinsdale read tn!
service in the presence of a group O.
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Pye will b.
at home at 1926 Sixth avenue Sc afte
Dec. 4. :: :; ~
DR.. and Mrs. c.. A. Smith Of 1875
Washington avenue n have been. en-
Pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Went
/ worth of Seattle, WASH: and durin|
pretty Smith home: Mr.. and Mrs
Wentworth formerly lived in Mime
apolis, and about fifty of their oil,
friends were hidden to meet them. Tn
house was bright with clusters of flow
ers, pink and white being the chose1
colors, and asters, sweet peas and rose
were used i'm profusion., In the din
: ing room, pink ribbons were festoone,
from the. chandelier. to the, flower
i decked table,: Mrs. j: A: Lane an
Miss. Mabel Grove presided in tn
:dining room, and Mines. Charles Hope
and George Harkin assisted thru tn
>rooms. Two little girls, Lucia Smit
: land Marguerite Downing, in white an,
EpinkE frocks, also aided the hostess
Miss: Downing gave@a program Of reel
!. Eta tons and there was also music.
HS Miss Clara Patterson and Paul F
! Cooke were married yesterday at moo
: at the home of the brides mother, $50
;Lyndale avenue s. DIR. Fowlr Of Cal