The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sieh, ST., of 1888
avenue S, announce the '
engagement of their daughter, Clara, A. =
to Harry T. Stowe. *
Miss Pearl Redfeld entertained "a i
number of her friends at valentine e
party Friday evening at her home IN
the Laurel apartments. The color
scheme was carried out in red and
rated with hearts and crepe paper:
Original valentine games were played
and several musical numbers were
given. Refreshments were served and
then: each guest received valentine.
Miss Alice Chiffon of Howard Lake and
Miss Hazel Merritt of Fargo were out
of-town guests. H.. ~. p 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cohn entertained att
dinner last evening in honor of their
daughter Tillie and Abe Hirsh of New
York, whose engagement was recently
announced. Covers we're placed for
twenty-five and the table was decked
with flowers and foliage. Mr.. and Mrs
L: Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Binder from
st. Paul were among the guests.
Miss Myrtle sweitzer and Mrs. San
ford Lodge gave valentine party
"Wednesday evening at their home, 1923
Irving avenue S. The rooms were gay
with strings Of hearts and in the din
ing room, where a buffet supper was
served, the hearts formed a canopy
above the table: Hearts were played
| gram was given by Dean Fletcher, Rob |
ert Fitch, Harold De Cou, Mines. Alice |
Grove, Nellie Willard, Dodge and Miss
SWeitzer. ...s.. !
Miss Amelia Dunn gave a valentine
party Wee nesday evening at her home
decorated with garlands of red hearts
hung from the chandeliers to the cor
ners Of the rooms. Many games sug..
gestive of the day were played and
the guests enjoyed q musical and and. liter r,
the dining room from tables decked
with red-shaded candelabra and fes-
ICONS Of hearts. The favors were red
hearts filled with heart candies and
the place cards were dainty valentines
The following guests were we're present:
Miss Cora Larpenteur, Ella Gleason,
Florence Coveney, Mable Coyeney, Ma
' ME Rice. May Gleason, Lille Harris.
Henriette Clark, Anna Stratton,2 Wini-
fred Williams: Mamie Dunn, Amelia
Dunn, Messrs. Alden Burnett, Charles
Frye, William Coveney, Gullbert L1len'
thai, John Larpenteur, j ohm StralIon,
Harry Straiton. ...@ 81
Fred Haines gave a heart party
Wednesday evening at his home, on
First avenue S. The rooms were deco
rated in red and the same color scheme
was carried out in the refreshments. A
heart hunt and music were the amuse
II ments. Present were Misses Ethe
,e Philbrook, Louise Towle, Florence
!!g Towle, Marion Austin, Marion Nc
IN n Guire, Alice Morton, Louise Buxton
is Mabel Moore, Lillian Moore, Messrs
IN Willard Upton, Fred Wales, Ira Dale
n n, Fred Saint, Warren Getchel, Rober
or Towle, Winfield Martin, Roy Griffin
ne Lee Hero and Fred Haines.
at Mrs. William Wright and Miss ,Edn;
~ Wright gave a valentine party Wednes
day evening at the home of Mrs. Wi
liam Wright, on Washington street NE
4 Games were played and prizes were wo
| | by Miss Fay Dunkelberger and Wilfre
IL White. Strings of hearts were hun
from the chandeliers to the archways
Is Candles in silver holders and Japanes
W lanterns lighted the rooms. The guest
no found their places at the table by mean
10 of heart-shaped cards. Carnations we1
the decorations in the parlor.
-. ~ The Alpha Sigma sorority Of tt
- South High school entertained fort
guests at a valentine party, Wednesda
evening, at the home Of Miss Parkhur
, on Park avenue The decorations an
appointments were all in red and gree
Il games and contests were the anus
j merits: Dainty. refreshments we
! served in the dining room from tab
decorated with ferns and tulips al
festoons of hearts. Miss Shirley Par
b hurst, who was dressed as the que
of hearts, was the mascot for the eve
ing.
} Miss Ella Malmquist entertained
g luncheon last week at her home, 26
? Grand avenue. Red roses decked t
table, where covers were placed for 81
. The guests were Misses Florence Swa
e son, Helen Tautges, Mildred Jenkil
Mary Sinclair and Alice Youngquist.
A number of Minneapolis peo1
went to Chaska, Mimi, last week to :;
u tend the marriage of Miss Sopl
y Schliege and William Henry Cathce
ON of Moose Jaw, Can, which took pla
ate Wednesday morning. The service "
1 is followed by breakfast and GOV,
ion were placed for forty. The bride !
- longs to a well-known Minnesota ia,
,ers ly and the bridegroom is prospert
g. Canadian farmer. T. -.,4ssE..
late The wedding of Miss Mary Chrein
1,.1 and Otto R. Enrich took place at
10y home Of the bride g mother, 2840 P,
ious ferns. daffodils and ionauils decked>
e., rooms. Just before the service was r,
greet by Rev. G. N. Morrill,. 8" Oh. Prom
kee, Me- was sung by E. T.. Harper.
Nelson and Mrs. Grace Birge gave
violin and piano number. The. Mis-
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ness, 80 tSo hr;dosma;ds o,od WIT I'm,
alton WI H ~ ~, Ghra;,,, M .t+nndod -
The a anu ~. rTIn ~ are r,h;to =
llcer- ~ aer,;ad 10 roea. - J" -;
.nted anu Gall " eoe ioeoe.
cided
Com PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
good NJ ,nd Mrs n n Grepor Of .a1i,wa
were who have been visiting relatives ON Por
ache, avenue returned home today.
, and Eugene H. Day and John Day left Satr
md | ila.r tile Crock Mich. to visit