The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-20
OF FEMININE INTEREST
News
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Society

Mrs. William L. Wolford entertained
at luncheon today at her home on Tenth
street S for Mrs. Henry L. Dodge and
Mrs. James S. Gale Of San Francisco,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Barber. Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Gale are
here to attend the Quick Hodgson we'd
ding next week and will return Thurs
day. Thirty-fve women were invited
to meet them today by Mrs. .Wolford,
and luncheon was served from three
tables decked with pink roses. A string
orchestra played during luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Savage opened
their home on Portland avenue for a
musicale for the new Fowler church
last evening. The friends and; congre-
cation of the church responded in large
numbers tc the invitation, and thoroly
enjoyed the artistic program which was
given. Mrs. Louis Marchand Park
sang "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.
"Thou Art Like Lovely Flower and
LEST Winter C9me''; Mrs: Alberta
"My Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair"
and 'Elsa's Dream,'' from s'Lohen-
GRIM Maximillian Dick, the, Violin
list, played selections by 'Ambroisio,
Ries, Musin, Hubay and Bazzini; Royce
Mintener had chosen "Nala Reveil
d'Armour,'' by Moschowski, and J.
Austin Williams sang "Still VIE die
Nacht,'' "For the Sake of Somebody
and "Tho Love Be Blind.' Mrs. E.
L. Hoffman of St. Paul and Mrs. Leila
Stevens Lane played the accompani-
ments. Rev. J. S. Montgomery gave
an entertaining reading.
MI. and Mrs. Savage were assisted in
receiving by Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Mont
RI hn n
room were decked with roses, and in the
dining room a mound of deep red roses
formed the centerpiece. A group Of
younger girls presided over the table.
Rev. E. Stanton Hodgin, pastor of
the First Unitarian church, was the
honor guest at reception which the
members Of the Women $ club of the
church gave last evening in the church
parlors. The receiving hours were from
8 to 10 o'clock and 800 guests called
Autumn foliage covered the walls in a
network Of brilliant color, and the
platform had a setting of palms and
ferns, with clusters of American Beau
| ty roses and red carnations to enhance
the pretty effect. In the receiving
group with Mr.. Hodgin were the presi
dent Of the club, Mrs. S. R. Child, the
president of the Mems club Of the
church, S. M Owen, and the trustees OF
, the church, N. H. Bennett, s. G. Gale
T. J. Dansingberg, Andreas Iceland, The
members Of the Women Is club assisted
thru the rooms. Mines. F. R. Camp, M
P. Hobart, M. R. Pike, A. G. Sardesor
and J. w. Bixbee presided in the din
ing room, where group of younger
girls served.
The Grand Avenue Church of Chris
was the scene Of a reception last even
ing for the pastor, Rev. T. J: Dow ane
his family, who came to the church
from Des Moines, Iowa. Flags anc
bunting with autumn. leaves, made al
attractive decoration. Rev. A. D: Har
mon of st. Paul, Rev. Perry J. Rice. Of
the Portland Avenue Church Of Christ
and Rev. Stanley B. Roberts gave ad
dresses Of welcome. Receiving will
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Dow were DR.. ant
Mrs. Louis Dunn, and Mr.. and Mrs. M
H. Towner. Z
The members Of the faculty dancing
club of the university gave the frs
party of the season in Wilson 8 hal
last evening. Mines. F. S. Westbrook
Hugh V. Mercer and Professor Car
Sch1enker, who compose the committe
on arrangements, received the guests.