The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-20
''Most women are better out of
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i ''Most women are better out of /
| their houses than in them. -
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Mrs. G. S. Gold will entertain at a
breakfast of twentyfour covers Satur-
day at Donaldson IS tea rooms in honor
Of Mrs James F. McElroy. Mrs. Nc
Elroy will leave next week for a visit |
in Texas. -.
Mrs. Charles E: Daniels has issued in.
vitations for card party which she |
: will give Wednesday afternoon, March !
%, at her home, 243l Hennepin avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Martha Klantz
and Anthony Henneman will take place
tomorrow. evening at 'clock at the |
home of Mrs. William Derrick, on
Pierce street NE. Only the relatives
and intimate friends of the family will
be present. Miss Marion Derrick will
be the maid Of honor and William Der
5 rick will be the best man. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henneman will be at home at 319
I Monroe street NE, after April Is. Mrs.
5 William Derrick entertained at a parcel
J shower Friday evening for Miss Klantz.
I There were twenty-five guests and the
evening was delightfully."- spent. with
SctHlSo NIiN Hubby.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan James were
J the honor guests at handsome recep-
I ton which their son and daughter, Cap
( tain and Mrs. E. G.. Falk, gave last
) evening at their home, IS West Thirty
I third street, to celebrate their golden
s wedding day: ABOUT one hundred
q II 'clock the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
{ James called to offer their congratula:
s. tons. The appointments were carried
) out in yellow and greenland were charm
& ingly arranged. In each room setting
( Of golden-hued daffodils and jonquils
) expressed the meaning of the day and
I the hanging baskets and Japanese hold
5 an inviting, setting. Miss Myrtle
5 Byrnes presided over the frappe table,
I which was arranged under a huge Jap
{ anese umbrella and illumined by the
5 golden glow from a yellow Rinto Ian
I ern. Mrs. Weishoon, the Misses Carrie
( ton. Miss Amanda Fallz and Miss Ida
8 Quist presided in the dining room. A
; Japanese basket filled with .jonquils
Z and encircled by colonial holders with
s yellow tapers stood in the center of
5 the table. A gold candelabrum holding
I white tapers at one end of the table
5 der the chandelier, finished the charm
I ing appointments.
~ Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. James
- and Mr.. and Mrs. Falk was Mrs. E. G.
:" Warden As the guests came and went
a mandolin orchestra played program
of tuneful music.
L Mrs F. H. Hill Of the Hotel. Rich
mond entertained at a luncheon yester-
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. H, T.
in Holly of Chicago, who is the guest of
t.. Mrs. G. M. Bethel. :. The decorate ions
a. were carried out with pink carnations
H. and covers were laid for six.
~ ~ American Beauty roses decorated the
~ table at a luncheon which Miss Car
- lotta Baker gave for a group Of he1
~ intimate bachelor maid friends Satur
y day evening at Donaldson's tearooms
"a Dainty souvenirs, emblematic Of st
~ Patrick IS day, were at each cover.
m, Miss Marion Miller of zoos Grand
5u avenue s entertained twenty of he1
IS: high-school friends at ST. Patrick
a. al party Saturday afternoon. Progressive
~, games and anagrams were played
e7e thruout the rooms and for favors anc
W prizes.
III A quiet wedding took place Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Rev. j
10 A. Frost, 1916 Efficiently avenue Sc
az when Miss Jennie johnson: and Niels P
up Nelson were married by Mr.. Frost. TIL.
!, lo Bridal party was entertained after thu
ne ceremony at a. dinner at the home o.
er, the brides cousin, Nels Larson, .233i
or Ellis street, St. Anthony Park. Mis-
w. Anna Johnson was the maid of homo
and Miss Ella Larson was the brides
maid Nels Larson and Carl A. Lund
berg were the attendants Of the bride
groom. Miss Minnie Larson AM
Ike Helen Larson were the flower girls
lar Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will leave TO
ma Palermo, N. DIN a few days.
ar Rev. and Mrs G. G.. VALENTINE of tn
,o4- Park Avenue Methodist church were de
7 7r lightfully surprised in honor of thei
, US at their home, 34Os Second avenue S
+ho AS it was the tin wedding day tn
10y, rn9 seventy-fve members of the congrega
az, on ton who joined in the festivities, show
on' cred their pastor with a generous col
lection Of tin ware, which will go ia
- towards refpFnishing the 1 kitchen i an n
|a@g Reynolds, W.>0. Clark, W. H. Fisher, I
ga Fish, J. c. Waller, Emma Farnam, E. N
SMsa Durham and: w. Shoepf,,, formed tn
S#** committee in charge Of the arrange
ass ments, and assisted blythe male quartz
##aS&& Of the church and the members of tn
8# congregation furnished an entertainin
Ks pIOSfdul., AZ supper -tllHS CH0 ululH
|##$S# room was thrown open and; in place Q
#8S dainty. decorated china and cut glas
Ssa the guests beheld table decked wit
S#saas tin cups, tin plates and tin pans. A
#s amusing feature of the program wer
HMS# the. descriptions by the married men c
$#MM the wedding gowns of their wives.
8S*#= Ladies Social circle Of the Churc
8M Of the Redeemer, church club rooms
:*s pm. .,"- .>~..
@ S*= PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
##3 Mrs. J. K Gilmore of Laurel avenue is hor
;:*#; from eastern visit. :; -.
s&. =, Circle No. Of the Ladies' Aid society
Fowler Methodist Episcopal church will give
y parlor musicale tomorrow at the home of Nj
DIE. NJ. Stowell 2434 Colfax avenue s.:
Il Minneapolis people at New York hotels a
as follows: Navarro, T. H.. Weld; Fifth A,
nue., c. S. Dudley; Spalding, w. r. Shol
Il Belle Claire. T. W. .Leavitt -
/ CLUBS AND CHARITIES
II IS :: Club Calendar. :zs.=>=s
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~. Ladies Aid society of Tabernac
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