The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
woman power is for rule, not
for battle; and her intellect is not
for invention or creation, but for
sweet ordering, arrangement and
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Mrs Robert Jamison and Mrs. l..
M. Viles were hOstesses at very IN
formal tea this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jamison, 316 Tenth avenue Sc, in
honor Of Miss Gertrude Satterlee. Only
the friends of Miss Satterlee had been
invited and a group of fifty Of the
younger women called between 3 and 5
'clock. The decorations were prettily
carried out in green, white and yellow
and spring blossoms made a bright set
ting. Mrs, H. E. Carpenter and Mrs.
George Gillette presided in the dining
room, and Misses Louise Gillette, Bea-
trice Wilcox and Marion Gillette as
sisted in serving.
The marriage of Miss Lena De Mott,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. De Mott
and 3. Floyd Jones has been announced
for Wednesday evening, May 80, when
it will take place at the home of her
Mott left Thursday evening to spend
few weeks at her home. Miss Carrie
Duncan Of 1900 Nicollet avenue gaveaa
| dinner Wednesday evening when she en-
tertained tWenty-one of Miss De Motifs
girl friends. The decorations were in
pink and white and carnations were in
Tuesday evening, Miss Margaret Quinn
OF 6l3 Second avenue S was hostess at
a theater party, entertaining eight
guests in honor Of Miss De Mott.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. witbesky have
issued invitations for the wedding Of
their daughter, Amelia, to A. H.
Deutsch, which will take place Wed.
nesdaay evening in Kistler's hall. Rabbi
A. N. Deinard will read the service
and will be assisted by Rev M, Camel
holr: Miss Ida Long will be the maid
Of honor and the bridesmaid will be
Mss Kate Long. Samuel Long and
Morris. Fatelson will be the bride
groom's attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deutsch will be at home after May Is
at 2o5 Grove street, st. Paul.
Mrs. Charles E. Ballard and Mrs. Will
II. Davis entertained forty friends at a
dancing party Saturday evening in
Malcolm s South Side academy. The
decoratlons were in green and white,
with palms and white spring blossoms
to carry out the color scheme.
The university colors,, maroon and
gold, made the setting for the dinner
given Saturday evening in Donaldson \
tearooms by the members of the senior
basketball team in honor Of the junior
team, the directors and the coaches
Covers were laid for twenty, and the
table was arranged in the gold anc
white room. Miss Isabel Dunn was il
charge of the arrangements and Miss
Buttner, director George Weisel, Ran
dolph McRae, Charles Stakeholder: anl
Garfield Brown, the :. directors %an(
coaches; Misses Hattie Van Bergen
= Mildred Gordon, Helen Cummings Fri
Newkirk, Carol Brown and Isabel Dunn
:. OF the senior team; Irene Dunn, Mabe
jackson, Agnes A. Ergall, Pau1in
Smith, Grace Ohagen, May Newton, 5Lo,
Fleming, Marie shealey and Mabe
Stocking Of the Junior team were pres
ent. T. II. Weld and W. C. Weld pre-
scented: each. of the senior girls with
, tiny silver loving cup.
An interesting event of Thursda
was the celebration of the eightiet
birthday anniversary Of John Merricb
which took place at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs. T. B. Lathrop, 1912
= Colfax avenue S. Mr.. Merrick wa
born in wellington, Conn.,, and live
came to Minneapolis about twelve year
e ago. The day was one of many SUI
:. prises for Mr.. Merrick. The neigl
bors came in after breakfast wit
flowers and hearty congratulations an
all day beautiful floral offerings wei
received, until the house was a We
liable bower. In the afternoon FRIEND
in Trinity church came to express the
respect and love for man so "hal
hearty and happy when "eighty yea
young An original poem by Re
L. N. Crandall was read. In the eve
ing the relatives gathered and viii
at the supper table, Rev. J. s. CLARK
presented Mr.. Merrick, in behalf
those present, with beautiful Oxfo1
Bivle in three volumes. During IL
day eighty letters and kilograms we
received from thirteen different state
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Virgins
Buffalo, N. Y, and their daughter
Carrie and Elizabeth, Mr.. and Nj
Peter Plattner of Portland, Ore, M
and Mrs. A. A: Garrett of Muscatin
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. William. Ommen
. Fergus Falls, MIMI, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Croft Of St. Peter, Mr.. and M
William Graft and Mr.. and Mrs "A
gust Graft Of Waconia, and Mrs. J.
Plattner Of Delano, have arrived to {
tend the Wegner- wedding, viii
takes place tomorrow in Holy Rosa
49,. church. - =