The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-28
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IA coquette sparkles, but It is
more the sparkle Of a harmless and
pretty vanity than Of calculation =
Mitchell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward George will
celebrate their golden wedding Monday.
March l2, and they have issued INV.
tations for a large reception which will
be given that evening at their home,
1000 Park avenue.
Mrs. Louis Koch will entertain at
bridge Saturday afternoon, March 10,
at her home, 3317 Second avenue S.
Mrs. George Rentz entertained at
cards last evening at her home on r.
wing avenue S, in honor Of Mrs. Charles
FLEMING Nj, This . eyeaing MRS gha1aes
on Eighteenth street for Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming, and Mrs. J. A. Brant will en-
tertain in her apartments on Fifteenth
street tomorrow afternoon for Mrs
| Fleming. The guests will be the MEM
| bers Of the Authors Study club, who
will gather to bid Mrs. Fleming good
| by. Mr.. Fleming will leave this week
for Ardmore,. I. T., and Mrs: FLEMING
days longer the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
lie Baron, on Hennepin avenue.
Last evening Mr.. Fleming was the
honor guest at farewell banquet given
i by a number Of his business associates.
Mr.. Fleming will go into the banking
/ business in Ardmore, and the place
cards were funny. cartoons suggestive
! gram Of informal toasts and responses
was given. The guests were p. p. And
blad, r. D: Hogan, H. 3: Ellison, 9.
&. Collins, H. V. Peterson, R. F. Marsh,
! w. K. Adams, w. E. Witherspoon, Fred
eron, G. P. Eastman, c. B. Condor, NJ.
| j. Gould, James Kenney and y. nj.
| Dennison. @>s
Mrs. William D.. Murphy entertained
at progressive cinch at her home on
Thirteenth avenue s yesterday after
noon. Red roses were used in the
rooms and made pretty setting in the
dining room, where luncheon was served
Fourteen women were present and a,
!. the close of the games the prize, g
handsome crystal vase, was presented presence
after Easter Mrs. D. 6. Hopkins vii
entertain the same group OF women al
! her home, 2750 Fremont avenue =.
i Mrs. +. A. Brown gave handsomely
: appointed dinner Monday evening al
y her home in ST. Anthony Park in hono1
: Of Mrs R. J. tombstone Of Champlln
/ MINI. Covers were laid for ten, anC
q the decorations were prettily carried
out with red carnations and maidenhai1
= ferns. Mrs Johnston will be enter
! tanned at number Of informal affairs
81 while she is visiting here. ~
Mrs. George Burch gave birth
day dinner Monday evening at he
home, 1919 Dupont avenue s, in homo
Of Mr.. Burch. The table was decorated
in red and green and ribbons, carna
l. lions and ferns were prettily arrange
to carry out the color scheme. Cover
dinner cards were played. Present wer
T. S. D. Giles, II. @: Hirchey, L. s. Miller
y q. ". Stiles, F. N. Schaffer, F. w. Yves
ner, D., Drehmer, George Cravens, s. |
Chase, Bert Seymour, J. NJ. Warnocl
and G. S. Burch. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Foltz r.
turned from their s1 wedding trip an an
r. left Sunday for their new home IN -, De1
yer, where Mr.. .Foltz has house 2 2
was Miss Henrietta seyfried. A nun
= Der Of informal affairs were given #
- Mr., ana Mrs Foltz and about forty {
their friends gathered at the station
say goodby. 81 -
9 A pleasant affair of the week WI
st the party given Monday evening /
IN Miss Mac Miller in honor Of Miss Is
III belle Miller, a charming young. wome
or from Winnipeg. Ferns and red earn
p. tions furnished an attractive settin
90 A program was given during the CIV
p. ming by the guests. Miss Elinor Folt
ne entertained The young people wi
ma palmistry and, card readings. Voc
,g g numbers we're given by Misses Jess I
of crime Miller and David Miller. Othe
present were Misses Margaret Mile
Nell Foley, Fannie Blaisdell, MINI
ng Erkhart, Susie Erkhart. Eifzabe
IN. Miller, Messrs. Robert Millar, Dumb
Of Millar.
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