The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

AZ. Sunday, 2l
Of giving favors has seen q re-
vival in many other ways Of late, and
there is hardly an affair Of Importance
now wk0ee the guests do not take home
something to remind them &0 pleasant
hour.
Miss Grace Caplazi entertained at a
granite shower last evening at her home
on Hoag venue for Miss Grace Jacobs,
a bride of February. The rooms were
gay with f~estoons Of red hearts and
foliage. The bride received a large
number Of gifts from the thirty-fve
guests and after they had been pre-
sented refreshments were served. Mrs.
f. b. hammers assisted Miss Caplazi.
Miss Gladys Mosher entertained Fri
day evening at her home, 1873 E. Eff
teenth street, the group of twenty-six
guests included q number of graduates
from the eighth grade Of the Madison
school. The decorations were in the
colors Of the Madison school, Of which
the hostess is a graduate, and the car
dinal and silver gray made a charming
combination in the different roms. Mu-
sic and dancing were the pleasures of
the evening and at midnight supper
was served from daintily appointed ia
bles.
A prettily appointed dinner was given
Friday evening by Mrs. Frank Warner,
at her home to celebrate the 88th birth
day anniversary of her father, William
Blom. Among the guests were one of
the other daughters of Mr.. Blom from
Chippewa Falls and a son from Michi-
gan. MI. Blom, in spite of his age, en-
joys the best of health. Mrs. Mary G.
Warner assisted in entertaining the
guests and those present were MI. and
Mrs. H. s.. futile, William Hach, Mines.
Hutchinson, Smith, Rayser, Harry War
ner, G. H. Wakeman, Miss Florence
WAUGH, E. A. Warner, A. w. Blom.
The Misses Vivian and May Lane
gave a sleighing party Friday evening
and after a ride of two hours about
the city the party went to the Lane
home, 1884 Tenth avenue Sc. An oys-
ter supper was served by Mrs. Lane
and Mrs. Fanny Barrows and games and
music rounded out the evening. Prizes
were won by Grant Montgomery and
Fred Gales.
Miss Pelton's pupils of the Emerson
school enjoyed a sleighride Friday
afternoon and after the trip the sixty.
five young people were entertained at
the home of Miss Pelton on Stevens
avenue. Miss Pelton's home adioins
the Home for Children and Aged Wo
men, and while the pupils were treated
to a dainty luncheon they placed the
large sleigh at the disposal of the chill
dren who thoroly enjoyed the unex:
pected treat. III s.
The Sigma Tau sorority, the Greek
letter. society of the university senior
class, gave a dance in the armory Tues
day evening for the senior men. A
: program Of informal dances was played
BY The st. Anthony Hill orchestra. The
sixty couples present included a mum
Der Of alumnae.
Miss Lyla Frazer, Of 2027 Emerson
avenue N, entertained Wednesday even
ing in honor of her sister, Mrs. L. B. CHS
ness of Ashland, Wis. Covers were lait
for twelve. Mrs. Gisness has returned
to her home in Ashland after a month
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4 VIM. Frazer, 2027 Emerson avenue N.
Miss Lille gOstrander was surprised
Friday evening at the home Of Mis-
Margaret Berkbeimer on E Lake street
in honor Of her birthday anniversary
Games were played and after refresh
merits had been served Miss Ostrande
was presented with a signet ring b,
Herbert Foster in behalf Of the guests
Miss Fannie Berkheimer and Raymont
Breed Of Brookings, s. D., assisted tn,
hostesses. The guests were Lille Du
Pre-, Hattie Robertson, Daisy Rock
Kittie McGinnis, Emma Baker, Winni
Book, Lille Couleburn, Minnie Carlson
Cora Fouree, Lorraine Fouree, Agne
Berry, Laura Chrispen, BENZ. Bach, Lee
] Merrill, Herman S~tambaugh, Ere,
: Awles, Burt Durgan, Ed Gross, Clayton
| May, Ray Ganyaw, Harold Rise, Nor
! man Coleburn, Al Larson, Herbert Eos
l ter.
: The wedding Of Miss Sarah Bermar
j daughter Of George Berman, and Al
!: thur s. Bearman took place last Sunda
! afternoon at the BRIDE home, 305 Al6
!. rich avenue N. The rooms were mad
! attractive with carnations and smila1
! Rev. s. M. SLIDER read the service
! which was followed by a supper. M,
. Bearman and his bride are at home a
!. $40 Twelfth street S.
! Pertinent Personalities.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James B. suthe,
land have removed to their new home
. 1879 Dupont venue s.. They have a
! their guests their aunt, Mrs. Elisha LIE
Of Winnipeg and Mrs. Phil Mitchell o
! Rock Island. ;.
! Miss Daisy Rudlof Of Ais East Six
tenth street, returned yesterday fron
| Milwaukee, where she has been visit
" ing the past month.
, Miss Bernadette Kelly and Mrs
!, John Corrigan leave next Saturday t
! spend six weeks in Santa Barbara, Cal
) Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury ar
! in New York ATTENDING +ha or+.L:1