The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
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Messrs and Mines. Fred. L. Smith,
| L. Kimball, George R. Morrissey, II. c.
p, Travis, A. B. Farnham. and H. Craw-
ford and Messrs J. O. Davis and Car
the east, to attend the meeting Of the
United Typothetae of America, which |
i convenes in Buffalo next week. After
the convention the master printers and |
their wives will go to New York city |
to spend a few days sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will go to Maine
after their stay in New York to- visit
the childhood homes of Mrs. Smith at
Biddeford and Saco. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are pioneer residents of Mime
apolis, and this is the first trip Mrs.
Smith is making to her eastern home
since she GANG. to Minneapolis in 1897;
j From Maine Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
travel to Old Orchard Beach, return
4 ing to Minneapolis about Aug. 10.
j Miss Lillian Simpson entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home, 204 Fifth
avenue Sc, in honor of Miss Corinne
Broqghton' whose marriage n1;sg to-, to " IA. a;
place Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 8, at
'clock. The affair was a green and
white luncheon, followed by theater
party. Covers were laid. for twelve,
and the decorations were feathery mar
5 guerites and maidenhair ferns: The
) centerpiece was a vase filled with the
I blossoms rising from mound of ferns.
( The place of the guest of honor was
s designated by cluster of white mar
! guerites, tied with white satin ribbons.
: Mrs. E. n. Cobb was hostess at q
{ -ro++r 1,pohao, OF Dona16S0n q tea
rooms yesterday afternoon. Covers
I were laid for six, and after luncheon
g Mrs. Cobb entertained her guests at a
) matinee party. The luncheon table was
: decorated in pink, with sweet peas as
! graceful centerpiece, and clusters of
( the same flowers were at each cover.
) Mrs. Stephen Lemhuscher of the
I Library apartments, entertained at
: handsomely appointed breakfast Thurs
5 day morning in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
5 r. Mia Jacks of the Isle of Pines
s riet pavilion by Mr.. and Mrs. J: G
} Jacks. After the evening concert light
I refreshments were served in a down
! town cafe.
) Miss 'mma V. Murphy entertained
I Wednesday evening at an informal din
I ner in honor IF MI. and Mrs: Enocf
! Uhlberg Of Seattle, formerly of Mime
I apolis. After the dinner the party en-
I ioyed an automobile tour of the lakes
s A pretty farewell dinner was give31
I last evening by Mr: and Mrs. D 'Connel
I at their home on Portland avenue TO
{ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Wetheral, Miss Ger
s trude Wetheral and Miss Alice O'Con
! nell, who, will leave tonight to spen'
I ust at Beachwood, Me. Sweet peas il
5 bright colors filled large bowl in tn
I center of the table, and clusters of tn
: fragrant blossoms brightened th
rooms. Covers were laid for ten. Th
favors were bouquets of sweet peas
and the travellers found at their cover
small articles which will be handy an
useful on a journey.
Mrs. LIE We're Preston Nellis of Kar
! sas City was the guest of honor at
Y this afternoon by the Epsilon cba.2te
y of the Theta Chi sorority: Covers W
y laid for twenty, and the decoration
were carried out in the sorority CO.
ors, red and white. Long -stemme
- American Beauty roses centered the tt
Y at the base Of the vase. The, plac
y Of Mrs. Nellis was distinguished bX
y bouuuet Of white blossoms. Mrs. Ne
lis is the guest of Miss Lulu Madiso
- at her home, BIG Clinton avenue. ST.
y is an alumna of the Zeta chapter
Y while here number Of pleasant attal
II will be given for her.
Miss Esther Smith Of 2422 Pillsbu1
avenue entertained Wednesday eYenln
in honor of her 5caso gGest MISS he elG1sn qoop
\ were prettily decorated in red. an
" green, with roses and nasturtium
+ Those present were the Misses Ka
Moore, Louise Blanchard, Blanche Ha
\ rity, Dell Phieffer, Gretchen and p Ed1
3 Mes$Ts abboBs Ben Of nH9
y D. c.; Richard Naegele, Perry Rowma
u Harry Wigginson, Armour Conser al
n Fred Seibe1 of St. Louis.
Miss Phieffer is planning to enterta
v for Miss Thompson and Minneton]
q picnic is being arranged IN her hono'
y Miss Edith M. Kushman Of Dave
y port, Iowa, who is visiting her cous5
n Mrs 3. T.. Loring, at her home
Il Twelfth street s., was the guest Of he
~ or at a pretty luncheon given Mond
e at Donaldson's tearooms; Govers ', we
IN made a. delicate decoration on the tab
II Miss Lulu Carpenter Of Oklahol
N and Rudolf F. Stein were married
" their future home, 3228 CLINTON aVen
Y bv Rev. G.. L. Morrill, last evening.
IN PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
= The Misses Dorothy and Ellen Dixon of
II Crosse, wis are visiting Mrs. Hovey G. Cla
II Mr.. and Mrs. Henry @. Cook Of Portland
~ nue. have returned from an extended cas-
70 trip.
Y The Band of Peace will give the annual p1
/ Sunday in the grove on Thrtleth avenue
~ | Taylor street NE.
If Mrs. John Arthur Taggart Of Chicago is '
II ing her parents, Judge and MIS-. join
" Smith of Pillsbury avenue.
X The Chase w. r. G. will give an Ice CT
Y social this evening at the home OF Mrs A
~ | Davis 800 Eighth avenue SIC.
~ Mrs Anna Wiltgen Wray Of Woocburn.
8 is visiting her parents, Mr. and MIS-. "
n Wiltgen Of 1919 Pleasant avenue
~ Mrs William Grieg and son. william
NJ Sterling COL and Miss Margaret Winnar
= Chicago, are visiting Mrs. G.. S. Howard OF
N Fremont avenue S. ..-a. ..~..
III Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house,
e. York during the week were: George q.
Of | ridge Miss Marion E. Partridge, Miss Omar
II Partridge, Miss Mary Andrew
w Mrs. j. B. Conroy entertained the s: I
~ club, Tuesday afternoon at theater part
" fhe Metropolitan Those present were NJ
~ Conroy Mooney, Upton. Horton, peterson
~ Misses KELLEY and Chilstrom.
:. x Mrs D. H. McAllister and Mrs J. f. FL
rrt,noy In