The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

was the hostess at an informal musical,
70 Whlch q group of twenty-five guests
had been invited. The parlor, the liv-
ing room, and the music room were
clharmingly decorated with spring flow
ers and roses. Lilacs bloomed in a mass
the parlor, roses and yiolets were the
chosen flowers, and in the music room,
American Beauty roses, lilies of the -,n ..-s
ley and white ilacs made an inviting
setting. Mrs. Edith Bodine. Of Phila-
delphia, w. Scott Woodworth, Richard
Woodworth and Mrs. Harriet Runyan
contributed the delightful musical pro-
gram. s. l-s.T
Mr.. Woodwork will entertain at an
Wednesday evening MI. and Mrs. Rich
ard Woodworth will be hosts at a small
dinner party in his honor.
Mrs. Howard Esterp Atterbury ar
rived Wednesday from New York,
where she landed last week from Buenos
4Ayres. Mrs. Atterbury is now visiting
her parents, Colonel and Mrs. George
Ripley, at their summer home at Arcola
and Will remain n with them for the sum
mer. In all probability Mr. Atterbury
will join her later in the sea-on. Mrs.
sAatterbury will be here for the wedding
of Miss Katherine Modisette, for she
and Miss Modisette have been girlhood
friends.
Mrs. Philip B. Winston, who has been
spending the winter on her Virginia
plantation, will feturn to Minneapolis
Mrs. Charles s. Pillsbury at their sum-
mer home at Ferndale, Lake Mime
tonka, for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Green Cole, is expected
on short visit to Minneapolis the lat
ter part Of this month. Mrs. Cole was
formerly Miss Susanna Fletcher, and
while she is home there will probably
be some entertaining for her. -.
Without hospitable Minikahda So
ciety, would be really. at loss for
something to do. AS it is, there are
Saturday evening, the concerts, the
bridge parties and the many gatherings
on other days. The men have been
busy on the links playing for team
work and the women who are fond of
golf have been spending much time in
practice. Last evening there were a
number Of dinner parties at: the club
and about 100 guests Joined in the
dance which followed. e. J. Caldwell
\ " 1h. N1doC,e n. v. tkA1iCS,s y. ". hdllD,
w. F. Brooks, G. s. Albert, w. S. Dwin.
nell and a number of other members
were hosts at small parties Of from four
to eight guests. " ,. y. .-
Mrs. G. R. Lamb gave a pretty chill
dren s luncheon yesterday afternoon fo1
her daughter, Louise. Fourteen of Miss
| Louise Is young friends had been in
vited to come and make merry. The
table was decked with clusters Of spring
blossoms and the favors were suggestive
of the season of the year. H.
In honor Of Mrs. w. I. Carpenter Is
cousin, Mrs. Allen Of Chicago, who is
visiting Mrs. Carpenter at her home
220l Girard avenue IS, there have beer
some delightful informal affairs. Tues
day evening Mrs. Carpenter gave &
small dinner for Mrs Allen at which
covers were laid for twelve. Mrs. J
ID. McArdle of 1900 Colfax avenue S
gave a theater party Wednesday even
! ing for. Mrs. Allen, and a luncheon was
/ given Thursday by Mrs. W. E.. Brace
at her home on Eleventh street S, al
which covers were laid for eight.
Miss Helen Standish and Miss Viola
Mason will entertain at a luncheon
| Thursday Nav 81 at Donaldson "a tea