The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-16
elegance Of appearance, orna-
ments and dress, these are women's
badges Of distinction; in these they
delight and glory Titus Livius.

| elegance Of appearance, orna-
! ments and DRESS these are women
| badges Of distinction; in these they
| delight and Titus Livius.
Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy entertained
sixty women at cards this afternoon
at her home on Blaisdell avenue. La
France roses were arranged in most
effective fashion in the music room
and den and white tulips were in the
| big living room and hall, while poln-
settia blossoms, glowed in the dining
room. Tapers to harmonlze with the
smilax was used in profusion over the
doorways and arches and to garland the
i chandeliers. Six-hand euchre was
played and after the games a dainty
luncheon was served.
4 Mrs. G. Ray Davis gave an informal
) tea this afternoon at her home on
thirty women. Tulips, ionquils and
narcissus furnished charming deco
ration thru the rooms and the gay
spring blossoms were arranged IN
simple fashion with ferns and vines
on cabinets and mantels. The dining
room was in yellow with tulips in a
basket on the table and in the wall
III pUCAcGS. VAul OCOISO O1lfOA oto"
and Ezra Berry presided in the dining
room and Mrs: H. A. Werner assisted:
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Davis will
entertain about the same number of
women at cards. On Sunday she gave
q dinner Of ten covers for a group OF
{ St. Paul friends and the pretty table
) decorations were in red roses.
Miss Margaret Dinsmore, bride Of
Thursday, was the honor guest at a
) thimble bee which Mrs. w. H. North
I gave this afternoon at her home on
{ Harriet avenue. During the afternoon
5 the twelve guests hemmed towels for
I the bride and worked her initial in
I the corners. Festoons of red hearts
} the rooms and in the dining room a
I basket of ferns in a wreath of holly
{ was pretty centerpiece. The bride Is
) place was marked with two burning
I tapers and a. cluster Of white hya
( cinths tied with tulle Mrs. North was
s assisted by Mrs. J. E. Green.
I DIR. and Mrs. P. A. Cool will be the
{ honor guests at a reception tomorrow
evening. which Dr.. and Mrs. William
I p Dickinson will give at their home
I 4030 Park boulevard. The guests will
be the members of the Linden Hills
! church, of which DR.. Cool is now the
! pastor, and the friends Of the church
{ members.
81 The young people of the North high
) school will have an informal dance Fri
! day evening, Jan. 20, in the Auditorium
: annex for the football team. -.
s. The dancing class which meets al
the home Of Mrs. William Donaldson
{ had a party this afternoon in the Don
aldson ballroom Each of the young
5 people invited guest, and about sixty
I children were present. H., 49,.
} St. Paul s Swedish Lutheran chhrcl
( was the scene Of pretty wedding at
s o'clock last evening, when Miss F'lol
! ence Molin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
I A. L. Molin, and Alex Melin were NAL
( ried in the presence of large numbe
) of friends and relatives. Rev. e. {
> Stone read the service, and E. V. Joh1
son presided at the organ and playe
- the "Lohengrin'' and Mendelssoh
! wedding marches. The bride wore
! pretty gown of white lansdown
I trimmed with tucked chiffon over whit
s silk and her veil was held in place wit
! of white roses and maidenhair fern
{ Miss Hannah Molin was the maid {
5 honor and the Misses Ella Melin. an
I Mary Jerdin were the bridesmaids. The
{ wore white albatross trimmed wit
) shirred satin ribbons and carried pin
( roses. Oscar Melin was the best maj
( and Sigfried Chellen and Clifford Tur1
5 quist were the ushers. The church VIZ
I simply decorated with palms and {
{ the Molin home, where the receptic
s was given, the decorations were carrie
I out with pink roses, carnations an
I ferns. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Joh
! son assisted in receiving and there we
100 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Melin wi
I make their home at 1908 East Invent
{ fourth street.
A delightful affair of last evenin
was the dancing party which MIS-. I
s. Noble gave in her new ballroom {
I Hennepin avenue. The guests were tt
{ young people Of Mrs. Mobiles class
5 and about $50 were present to enjt
the program of twenty numbers playe
by Ponsonby's orchestra. The dan
cards were smart affairs in black al
red. The handsome ballroom with i
} attractive decoration in cream al
{ The lights are cunningly arrang'
in the beamed ceiling and along Il
Sidewalks. The large windows are Ia
{ ticed in brown and curtained in gre,
and all of the woodwork is in femi
I wood. At one end there is a stage wi
pillars on either side, and last evenil
a great basket of poinsettia blosso1
was hung from one Of the pillars.
I parlor furnished in green and rece
ton room in red and green open fro
the ballroom and there are also lar
and pleasant coat rooms. Mrs. Nol
I will give a party for the older peo1
Saturday evening. :
Mrs. John H. Rapp entertained Ia
( week at her home in Northeast Min1
apolis. The guests included three ge
erations-B. F. White, a promine
I business man of Iowa, who is over
{ years of age, and Mrs. Purdy and /
daughters.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Moore, who lea
s Thursday for California to spend thu
& 500 RaHard 500