The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-04
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state regent Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Mrs. p. Bell,
the visiting daughters Of the United
States, who are in st. Paul, attending
the biennial of the General Federation
+ Of Women's clubs, went to Mrs: Bell IS
charming summer home on Gideon g
Bay, Lake Minnetonka, this afternoon.
The reception hours were from 8 to 5
o CLOCK, and on the arrival OF the char
4 tered cars, the steamer Victor took the
party on board and after a pleasant |
tour around Big island landed at the
i Bell country home. Mrs. Bell received
her guests assisted BY the regents Of
Mrs! R. T. Goodwin of Minneapolis
chapter, Mrs. G. johnson of Colonial
chapter, Mrs. o. Wyman of Monu-
inent chapter, Miss Olive May Brooks
1 Of Keewaydin chapter, Minneapolis,
Mrs j. B. Baird Of ST. Paul chapter,
Mrs Hall Of Nathan. Hale chapter, and
Miss Beaumont of Distaff chapter.
The officers of the chapters are Mrs.
j. E. Minor and Mrs. Frank B. Stone.
Charming decorations marked the
event. Waving a greeting from the
boat landing to the visiting daughters
was huge flag in the national colors.
and after walk thru arcades of trees
greeted by group of assisting women
ON the piazza, and later were received
in the reception room by the hostess.
The decorations were beautiful and
the sweet fragrance Of spirea, dog wood
and blackberry vines Allied the rooms;
oak boughs, snowballs and the tender
green of birch and columbine made q
green and white was used thruout the
1 house, and in the dining room, where
refreshments were served, snowballs and
bridal wreath made delicate orna-
4 ment. LIZ,
i Among the prominent guests were
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main, the vice
president general in charge Of organiza.,
d Washington; Mrs. Richards, former,vice
4 president general Of Iowa; Mrs. Ferry
Of New York, secretary Of the Cont
mental Hall committee; Mrs. A. T. Bige
low, state vice regent; Mrs. s. R. Van
SAINT, state treasurer; Mrs: Denis Fol
i lett, state secretary; Mrs. D. M. Kings
bury, state registrar; and Mrs. w. M
Liggett.
| Several hundred guests called, for the
: D. A. R. makes a strong following in the
= G. F. w. G., many Of the club women
being Of revolutionary lineage. The
young women Of Keewaydi chapter as
sisted in the rooms, and a group Of
Garlock, Mrs. Minor and Mrs. Stone,
It presided at the table in the dining room.
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Wayne Ferris Brown ming of Ham
y mond, Ind. arrived yesterday morning
and i ig visiting at the lake ae The Brown
i, va wednesday % evening at IT o'clock in
Trinity Baptist church and will be fol
lowed by a wedding reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown
t. on Colfax avenue s. Yesterday after.
D. noon Robert Reynolds entertained at a
I %1S% 1n%ry h 1~, ~1 =
IT tour into the upper lake, and this eve.
le ming. Ralph Mitchell will entertain the
n bridal party at a theater party at the
X Metropolitan. Tomorrow evening there
n will be bridal dinner at Donaldson Is
II tearooms, following the rehearsal at
r the church. Mr.. ,Browning,s parents
are to come from Chicago Wednesday
" morning to- be guests at the wedding
8. Of their son. =
q Miss Nellie Van Riekley Of 7O6 Uni
"a i, [zversity avenue entertained a. group o1
"a university senior girls charmingly Fri
* day evening at a parcel shower In hon
= or of Miss Kittybelle Mason, a june
n- bride. The affair marked the end q
feet n ha eoos assve sfa1p bnnche 81
ne of snowballs filled the bowls and vases
1g A musical contest furnished amusement
,ll and during the afternoon doll car
hes riage, wreathed with vines and with /,
large bow Of white ribbon, was wheeled
into the living room, and from it dain
= ty parcels were presented to the bride
Of Miss Mildred Morgan, who is to be tn
ta te maid Of honor, will entertain next Fri
no day for Miss Mason. ednesday after
at noon, June 13, Mrs James Donald
sir Hazel Donaldson, will be hostess at /
ch ! parcel shower. = ...s,-z- !
The fair weather Of yesterday CAV
st many lovers of the lake their frs
at opportunity of the season to visit thei
10 fayorite resorts at Lake Minnetonks
m. and as result Hotel Buena Vista a
ch cb several parties Of guests. In one part
ne ne Mrs: John A. PercivaI Of Minneapoli
US rs and Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Oakes Q
.ps 90 Windsor, vt. In another party wer
eIs 1s Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Strickler, Mario
Is IL Strickler Of Minneapolis, all of who1
9rg intend to remain for the summer: I
u. another party were Mrs. J. s. Lad(
=. Miss Valerie Ladd, Miss Clara Piper 9
Minneapolis and Miss Edna William
Of Lake crysteaE MINI niss Others Re,;1 Me1 Mn
i've wood Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs: Robert E
ns terly, Minneapolis; Mrs Curry, Woo
ar' ter, Ohio; Oscar Mattson, George Birc!
en-, Idabelle Buell., Alma 3. Caldwell, G.
iii Fargo, DR.. E. P. Holmes and f.. (
''' Mcdowell, Minneapolis. The reguls
season having opened, fishing is no
last the order Of each day. and it is q cor cor
bee mon sight to see half dozen fshin
son. y. parties leaving the Buena Vista docl
The 1n simul ltaneously for the fishing grount
dies Of the upper lake.
.Mo; .Sa9 In honor Of the visiting members
ing. ing the Delta Gamma, who will be in t
ram city this week for the grand council I
onal the Minnesota chapter, and who "
,s,on be guests at the sorority house, a nul
and and Der Of social affairs have been planne
inth Wednesday evening a reception will
given at the home Of Miss Ruth Rosht
for the active and alumnae chapte
Thursday afternoon an informal tea W
be given at the Delta Gamma house +
Ien the sorority girls Of the university 9;
for the wives of the members of the tt
ulty. Friday the council will be ent
erv- tained as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ics' Bell at Lake Minnetonka, where a ST
tion per will be served after tour Of t
:, to lake And a box party will be Civ
sur at the senior class play Saturday evt
the ing.