The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Novel Entertainments
By Mile. Merr1.

least were the dainty drawer and trunk saches which
the hostess told them how to build out of the paper
Of three napkins forming the top and three the
BOTTOM being laced together by the baby ribbon then
the two halves were laced together and fastened in
the with bow Of the ribbon In this instance
intimate friend had gotten the size Of bureau and
chifonier drawers and the sachets were made to fit
exactly They will last year, and being SO inex
pensive may be thrown away without regret when
soied and the SAVIOR Of currbuers gone
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A Carnival of Flowers.
This bazaar to be given by the young peoples soc
ETY. Of suburban church bids fair to be so attractive
that anxious to tell the department. readers about
it. The decorations to be yards and yards Of
tissue paper flowers made into garnds festooned from
the corners Of the to- the center Each booth
is to be decorated with special flower; there will be
potted plants for sale and large is looked for
from the small ferns at 10, Is and 20 cents apiece.
pected to find ready purchasers The candy booth will
have a speciality ''marshmallows' and "butter-
cups,' and there will be popcorn booth with small
boys to peddle it. The girls who walters
to be cosumed daisies in skirts Of white bodices
of yellow, pointed collars caps Of white points with
yellow tops: The articles for sale will be aprons,
handkerchiefs collars and table delicaces. In place
Of the old time grab" bag, there is going to be q,
modern flower garden in charge Of mistress Mary. -
For dime one is to be permitted to pull flower
the root Of which there will be y1ssuepaper parcel
in which the investor will receive the value Of his
money. The flowers Of tissue paper, planted in
realistic; then there are to be titles, chysanthe
mums,'' etc. 'Cockle shells'' are to outline these
pretty flower beds and who has ransacked the bar
gain counters told that all who purchase flower
from Mistress Marys garden will be well pleased, as
she had provided the ''roots. - xs
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4" Peach Luncheon. *.,
+. A peach luncheon will be seasonable long as
peaches ripe and the weather favorable for the
invitations say Luncheon served on the lawn. But
the hostess has provided the decorations of the house
SO to give outdoor effect as much possible
should the day prove Indictment IF the day is fine a
round table spread with white Is to be set under
canopy made Of awning material supported at the four
of Chinese lanterns will decorate this outdoor dining
The table centerpiece is to be pink enameled
basket laden with peaches leaves and vines: For
place cards there will be cardboard peaches done in
water coors with green leaf or two. Here is the
menu, which is unusually dainty:
Tomato and caviar canapes, jelEed veal or tongue
with potato croquettes, olives shrimp in aspic with
a mayonnaise dressing, cheese waters. A delicious
peach omelet next served with branded peaches
The dessert is to be peach ice in shape of the
real fruit, the leaves being made Of pistachio ice
cream. They will be placed plates covered with
real peach leaves If desired tiny iquer glasses may
be filled with peach brandy The hostess is to wear
pink gown with stock and belt Of yellow. This is
a very good combination providing just the right
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Questions any subject pertaining to this depart-
ment will cheerfully be answered. A reply will be
sent by mail if stamped and addressed envelope is
enclosed; otherwise will appear in this col
umn. Address Mile. Merri. The Minneapolis Journal