The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-12
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The only true and firm friend
ship Is that between man and
woman, because 1t is the only af-
| lection exempt from actual or pos
sible rivalry. "A. Comte.

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sible rivalry. A. Conate.
Mrs. Nathan Fl. Chase Of Dupont ave-
nue. S was hostess at a charming flower
luncheon given this afternoon at the old
Morris country home, Glen Morris,
Christmas lake. Mrs, Frank Page, Of
parents, DR.. and Mrs. a.. L. Bausman,
was the guest of honor, and twenty
guests were at the table. AT IL CLOCK
the party left for the lake and luncheon
was served at l o CLOCK. The hand
some old country home has been en-
tirely renovated this spring, and the
beautiful dining room was used for
mission furniture, heavy beams of mas
| sive oak in mission finish, it made an
effective setting for the huge mounds
of spring blossoms, violets, marsh mari
Colds. plum and apple blossoms, which
decked the table, and which seemed to
grow out of the depth Of the old. fash
toned fireplace, built Of heavy boulders
| The guests were seated at one long
table and after the luncheon a trip thru
glory, and along the picturesque
Shores Of Christmas lake proved a de-
| lightful diversion until the party re-
turned to the city. Miss Morris and
Miss McElroy, who are the hostesses at
Glen Morris, assisted Mrs. Chase. The
guest were Madame Snyder, Nine
Frank rank Page Pas e. Henry Little, A. 1. Baug.
man, Mart Moulton Of Tacoma, Frank
| Thresher, Alexander Campbell, Misses
Nigh, Bausman, Snyder and Harring-
| ton. ~, r.
| Miss Gertrude Laddy was the guest
of honor at theater party given at
the Orpheum this afternoon. The, hos
tesses were the nine members OF me
| original alumnae chapter OF the meta
Delta Theta sorority Of which Miss
| Laddy was member. There were
fourteen guests and after the perform
ance light luncheon was served IN the
| Dutch room of Donaldson's tea rooms.
The decorations were in pink and car
| nations, tapers, and ferns made the
table attractive. At each cover stood
a bunch of carnations, and srystal con
centerpiece Of pink flowers. The place
Of the guest of honor was marked by
a large cluster Of white roses tied with
large bow Of white tulle.
Miss Maybelle barrow entertained
this afternoon at her home, 1898 Park
avenue, in honor Of Miss Cordelia Case
| who is to be one of the May brides.
The decorations thru the rooms were
daffodils centered the tables. Thirty
Eve young women were entertained
Miss Case found her favor, a dainty
! May basket wreathed in green ant
yellow, which contained the many
pretty gifts presented by the guests
The afternoon was delightfully."- passet
with contests and fortune hunting
game.
| Mrs. Edward L, Lampman will enter
tain at her home in South Minneapoli!
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
James F. McElroy, who has recently
returned from Texas. Cards will b
played. tF1 ,.gs.s s-.-% 'F@r~.
A musical was given this Afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. George F. Dagget
by q group Of Mrs: Harriet Runyan
pupils: The program was given in 1
most interesting and delightful manne
! by the Misses Dorothy Daggett, vii
Browne, Marjory Lyman, Geraldin
Redding, Dorothy Mitchell, Jean An
derson, Grace Haywood, Anita Atkin
son, Marie Murphy, Ellen Fertig, Gladly
Sanders. Mrs. Edna Matchan Sherwil
and Miss Nettie Wilson varied the pro
I gram with songs. Frappe was servel
] and clusters Of bright spring flower
made an attractive setting thru tn
4 rooms. 49,.
Mrs. William E. Leonard received in
formally yesterday afternoon at he
I home, 2446 Grand avenue. The affai
A was Mrs. Leonard's second post nuptia
at home, as she is receiving Fridays i
May. In the evening DR.. Leonard re
ceived with her. Miss Gertrude Leon
! ard and the Misses Elsie and Mario
Leonard assisted in the afternoon an
\ evening. r.." 49,. 81
I Miss Ethel Ross of 40 Fifteent
9 avenue Sc was hostess at a. handke1
4 chief shower yesterday afternoon i
d honor Of Miss Kittybelle Mason, VIII
4 is to be married to Charles Edblom 0
Duluth next month. es 1T. Z
q The rooms were decorated with viii
4 flowers, and clusters of marsh mar
a colds carried out pretty color not
a Of yellow. The guests were thirty q
a Miss Mason 8 university friends. Dul
q ing the afternoon Miss Mason wa
a showered with many dainty package
Il containing gifts Of linen and lace. HI
q favorite recipes had been, written b
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