The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
3. M. Bartlett, George a.. Goodson and
Miss Bertha Bartlett.

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Mrs. F. w. Lauderdale of 1924 AID
rich avenue N, was hostess at a lunch
con Friday in honor Of Mrs. Frank Vim
ming. of Boston, who is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. G.. Ii. Wingnte. Autumn
flowers with ferns made q charming
decoration, while white .asters, centered
the table in the dining-room The
name cards were dainty watercolor
landscapes: Wednesday, Mrs. Fieber
Mrs. George leighton will give
luncheon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. 10th cele-
DRAFTED the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding last evening at their
home, l7O3 Queen avenue N. In honor
OF the occasion Miss Sarah Rowe and
surprise and invited twenty guests to
the 10th home, where an informal pro-
gram OF music was pleasant feature.
Sweet peas and asters, with palms and
terms, made an attractive decoration.
Among, the guests were Mrs.. 10th S sis
OF Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Fred
Sherburne and son of Kansas City,
Kan. Mrs. Miller and her family were
In San Francisco during the earth
quake and their house and Mr. Miller's
place, OF business were completely
wrecked.
Mrs: H. c., Luettgerodt of Kilbouxn,
Wis, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. C. w.
Ringer and Mrs. l. j. Hoffman Yester-
day afternoon Mrs. L. w. Douglas gave
theater party at the Orpheum in Mrs.
Luettgerodt s honor, and after the per-
formance there was luncheon at Don
Mrs. J. G. Doyle of 25l7 Dupont ave-
nue. n, entertained at dinner for Mrs.
Luettgerodt, who will spend the month
in Minneapolis.
Miss Wilma Smith gave parcel
shower yesterday afternoon at her home
on Eighth avenue S, in honor of Miss
Phoebe Cole, a fall bride Yellow was
the keynote of the decorations, which
were carried out in goldenrod and dali
sizes. On the table in the dining room
was large cluster of the goldenrod
and single sprays of the flowers were
laid over the cloth. Each Of the ten
guests brought tested and favorite
recipe, which was written in a dainty
booklet bound in blue. The parcels
Were hidden about the rooms and the
bride had to hunt for them. Miss
Gladys Ecker assisted Miss Smith.
among the guests was Miss Hazel
Chandler OF Mushiwak, Ind.
Miss Ethel Smith gave box party
at the Metropolitan theater yesterday
afternoon for her sister, Miss Katherine
Smith. bride of the week There
We're eight guests. Friday evening Miss
Sophie knoblauch of 1928 Lyndale ave-
nue. n, gave parcel shower for Miss
Smith. Red asters decked the parlors
and the dining room was in yellow with
goldenglow on the table and sideboard.
The, gifts were brought to the bride
by little Florence Knoblauch in a min
lature automobile decked with flowers.
During the evening Miss MAY Pauly
played the violin and Miss Laura Win
block, the piano. Later there was dan
eng. There were thirty guests.
Miss William Kellie gave a luncheon
IN Donaldson s Japanese tearoom for
Mrs. Charles 0. johnson Monday. In
the afternoon Mrs. Kellie and her guests
enloyed the performance at the Or
pheum. Mrs. johnson and children leave
this evening for Erie, Pa, where they
Will make their home. Other affairs
gwen for Mrs. Johnson were a lunch
con by Mrs. Nettie Quallev Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hanke gave a dinner Tues
day evening and Mrs. John Vance
luncheon Friday.
The Alpha Delta Phi girls Of the
South high school class of 1902 had a
pleasant reunion Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Agnes LeDuc on
First avenue S. The evening was spent
In pleasant "reminiscences and music.