The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Larrabee enter
tanned at their home, SIT Ninth ave-
nue. Sc, Friday evening for a group Of
relatives and friends. Cards were played
and informal musical selections were
given by Miss Addie Dennis. 1t was
a st. Patrick's party and the emerald
green was the predominating color of
the decorations. Palms and ferns made
setting for mass Of spring flowers.
In the dining room a tall vase with
white carnations rose from a mound OF
ferns and the table was strewn with
shamrock leaves. Mrs. Carlos Church
and Mrs. c. G. Maechler presided at
the table. The guests were: Messrs.
and Mines. E. R. Schofeld. w. A. Allen,
A. M. Hubbard, E. Rau and F. j. Lar
rabee, and Mrs. J. F. Stearns. Miss
Gertrude Maechler and Miss Addie
Deans assisted the hostess.
Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Conant enter
tanned small group of friends at a
jolly st. Patrick s party Friday evening
at their home. 1923 Chicago avenue,
Games, a guessing contest, Irish stories
and songs by E. T. Stone and Mr.. Co.
nant furnished appropriate 'amusements
and the St. Patrick colors, green and
white, were carried out in the refresh
ments and decorations, and Irish flags
were everywhere. The guests were DR..
and Mrs. J. c. Litzenberg, Messrs. and
Mines. George E. Young, [. E. Welch,
Jr., and E. T. Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wheeler
of 24O1 Irving avenue S entertained
Friday evening for the members of the
Scotch club and their husbands. There
were thirtytwo guests and euchre was
Q diversion during the evening. The
decorations were in green and white,
and due homage was paid to st. Pat
rick with garlands of green and sham
rock leaves. Hvacinths, carnations
and tulips blossomed in vases and wall
pockets. A. c. HUM and Mrs. Donald
Mcdonald won the favors.
Miss Monda Lucknow entertained Fri
day evening in her apartments at the
Landour hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Deane of the Savage grand opera
company.
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entertained at shamrock party Fri
day evening as a farewell for Bray
man Monsch, who will leave next week
for North Dakota. Twelve guests were
present and spent the evening will
cards and parlor games. The decora
tions were in green and white and were
carried out with shamrock leaves
ferns and white spring flowers. Mis-
Jennie Green of St. Anthony Park wo1
the head prize and Miss Margaret Will
iams won the BOBBY prize.
Andrew Fulton Of the Concord apart
ments entertained at a luncheon Thurs
day for 4Mmes. O 'Hearra and Rothchilt
and for Miss Helen Fillerbrown of st
Paul and Miss Anna De Witt Cook
Mr.. Fulton left Friday evening for tn
Hot Springs, Cal, to spend six weeks
birthday party was given in homo
of Miss Alexina Murray at the hom
of Alexander Murray, 3501 Chicag
avenue, Wednesday evening. Cover
at dinner were laid for fourteen an
the table was prettily decorated wit
carnations and daffodills. Music an
dancing made the evening hours enjoy
able, and Miss Murray was presente
with appropriate souvenirs Of the ot
casion. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Souden, the Misse
Rose, Lottie, Ethel and Ina Soude1
Mrs. Alex Murray, the Misses Ros
and Bessie Murray, Alex Murray, 81
and Miss Jeanne Murray and Miss Bel
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Power, who lea7
Tuesday for Mexico, were pleasant