The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-07
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Curiosity is one Of the forms Of
feminine bravery. Victor Hugo.

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feminine bravery. Victor Hugo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Modisette an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh- |
ter, Katherine, to Edwin Dodge, son of |
the late William Robert Dodge of Gov
erneur, N. Y.
The members of the Deutscher Frauen
club were hostesses this afternoon at
large charity card party given in &. OF
P. hall, Masonic Temple. Mines. F. A.
HUFFMAN, C. Witt, George Gefroerer, A.
Braasch and George Kampf We're the
committee on arrangements and re-
ceived the guests. The decorations were
simply carried out with palms and
potted plants, and at the conclusion of
the games the holders of highest scores
received handsome prizes. Mines.
Kampff, A. Gebhard, Braasch, n. Haus-
child, E. Rhomberg, G. Baehr, and
group of other women of the club as
sisted in punching the scores. The hours
were from 8 to o. clock and cards were
played at fifty tables.
Miss Jeanette Mcclure Of Merriam
Park was the honor guest at charm
ingly appointed luncheon at Donald
| son s tea rooms this afternoon. The
decorations were all in pink and a
| mound Of tulips rose from tangle Of
feathery ferns. At the cover of Miss
Mcclure was a large bunch Of English
ylolets. The hostesses were the Delta
Gamma girls and covers were laid for
| twenty-five.
| Mrs. F. w. Dean of 1909 Clinton ave-
nue. was hostess at tulip luncheon yes
| terday which was served in the ivory
| room at Donaldson s tea rooms The
table was appointed in pink and white,
and large centerpiece of double tu-
lips made the attractive decoration.
| Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Congdon opened
their home at 2213 Fremont avenue 8
for musicale last evening, given by
the members Of the Senior Christian
Endeavor society of Westminster
church. The parlors were decorated in
/ yellow and a profusion of daffodils and
jonquils frightened the hooks and cor
color scheme Of red was carried out
with red-shaded tapers and flowers. Miss
Jeanette GQngdon received the guests,
and assisting were a group Of young
people from the society.
Miss Geraldine Brown sang several
charming selections from I" The Wan
dering One by Roma; Miss Grace
Robertson gave solo, NHe Was a
Prince" by Lynes, and Miss Annette
Misses Cora Pitt, Maud Willard and
Alfred Hallquist. gave piano selections
Coffee and waters were served, and
Miss Lillian Porcher presided over the
table. About fifty guests were pres
ent. 20. s.....s. ~. ..-..... -. -.
Governor and Mrs. J. A. johnson
entertained a group Of friends at the
Torrance of "Golgotha.'' The party
occupied one Of the lower boxes. Gov
ernor johnson is townsman of J
Victor Bergquist, who was born il
st. Peter. -. -
Mrs. B.. D. Benedict gave hand
some. luncheon at her home, 1920 Ere
mont, avenue s, yesterday afternoon
Of pink tulips and asparagus ferns
4 The guests were Mrs. Charles Godfre,
and Mrs Henry Seaman Of st. Paul
Mrs. George A. Hughes, Mrs Hugh Slo
cumb and Miss. Grace Hayward.
Mrs. Alexander Anderson entertaine
at at7a 7uneheonNNesterday at her home
laid for eight and the appointment
were in pink and white. Carnation
were arranged as centerpiect
Charades made an interesting pastim
for the afternoon. - -...... 80
The J.. L.. p.a Girls were entertaine
at luncheon today by Miss Alice Brow
at her home on Ninth avenue N. Cox
ers were PLACED for twelve, and tn
- table was bright with spring blossoms
Last Saturday Mrs. Alfred G.. Leighto
& was hostess for the club.