The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-03

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Mrs. w. F. McLane and Mrs. Eli NJ.
Bruce gave handsome reception this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Nc
Lane, 2ll5 Humboldt avenue s. Three
hundred invitations had been issued
and the, guests were divided into two
groups from 2 to and from to 5
O'Clock. The hostesses received the
guests in the large living room, which
was decked with a wealth of pink roses,
palms and ferns. A bank of foliage
and flowers completely hid the fireplace,
and delicate pink blossoms peeped from
masses of green which topped the shelf
above 1t. The shades were drawn and
soft rosy light fell from the chande-
liers. Assisting in the rooms were
Mines: John A. Schlener, r. w. Steven
son, w. r: Chadwick and Isaac. Barnes.
Yellow chrysanthemums nodded their
shaggy heads among palms, ferns and
southern smilax in the reception hall,
where Misses Agnes MacKusick and
Jessie Stevenson served frappe from a
daintily@ decked table. Mrs. Charles
Williams and Mrs. Claude Stevenson
presided in the dining room, assisted
by. Misses Maude Stevenson, Jessalyn
Northrup, Alice Dalrymple and Nellie
Stevenson. The centerpiece on the table
was Japanese basket filled with red
roses, and the handle wreathed with
asparagus ferns held bunch of roses.
The lights were shaded in deep red. :
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald Ross,
nee Bovey, will be at home on Wednes-
days, Nov. IA and 81, instead of the
9TH and 21st. J.
Mrs. David Owen Thomas was host
ess at a luncheon today at her home on
Ridgwood avenue. Mrs. Thomas is to
leave next week for Europe, and the
luncheon was the last Of series of
farewell affairs, which she has been
giving. The appointments of the table
cutglass vase held a large bunch Of
Kate Moulton roses. Smilax and small
er bouquets were arranged at either
side Of the centerpiece. Covers were
placed for six and the name cards
We're pretty Japanese pictrues with
the initials Of the hostess in gold.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Edgar Woodruff
were the honor guests at reception
given last evening by the members Of
Emmanuel Baptist church in the church
parlors. Mr.. Woodruff is the new pas
tor of the church and large number
OF the congregation called to meet him
and his family. DR.. A. T. Fowler Of
cavalry church., DR.. G. E. Holt Of the
Fourth Baptist church, Rev. T.. s..
spriggs, Rev. G. P. Magill of Oliver
church and Rev. Mr.. Morgan Of the
addresses Of welcome. Mr.. Woodruff
has been state evangelist for the Bap-
fist churches of Minnesota during the
last year and took charge of his
church in Minneapolis the middle Of
October. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with autumn blossoms and TO-
iage, and, group of younger women
served refreshments from a daintily
appointed table. Musical selections in
terspersed the program of addresses.
Twenty members of the M Sigma
sorority gave a banquet in the ivory
room at ,Donaldson's last evening.
Green and white were the colors used
for the decorations and chrysanthemums
and carnations mingled their shaggy
beauty with the green of ferns and
smilax.., 81. Handpainted name cards
marked each cover. .~.,s~
The Zeta Beta Psi sorority of the
Central high school held it's annual ban
,quet in Donaldson's tea rooms last
evening, Covers were placed for. thirty
five and the centerpiece was low
mound OF pink carnations with pink
candles. Miss Ziporah Richie presided
over the program of toasts.
MISS Lillian Sonnenberg Of -Four.
teenth avenue s was pleasantly sur.
prised by a host of friends on Thurs.
day. evening, the occasion being the
anniversary of her birthday. Various
amusements and a musical program
were the diversions. The guests were
Misses Emma Miller Charlotte Kim
merle, Mary Lamb, Therese Stovaser
Browne, Lille Kimmerle, Marie stovas
e.. Anna Browne, Messrs. Otto Gulden
Charles Fleming, Fred Lambert, Al
Gulden, Fred Nolkert, Louis Macey
Jack Miller and Will Gulden.
- Miss Martha seba gave delightful
halloween party at her home Wednes:
day. The evening was spent in playing
the old-fashioned games. duckings fol
apples. popping corn and pulling candy
Mn; MUSIC was furnished for dancing by
were the Misses Anna Spain, RUBY
Raihlo, Clara Favrow, Ethel Reed, Cleo
Phalen, Hortense Spain, Myrtle Yer.
rell, Lillian Heating, Lillian Spain
Martha Seba, Ella Seba, Messrs John S.
Muir, Lee Spurbeck, H. Ring, Wilbur
Muir, Robert Cohen, Charles Holm.
green, H. A, Radermacher, Charles M,
Verrell, Arthur Douglas, William Elliot
A Halloween surprise party was
given for Alvin n. Ittner at his home
1902 Second street NE. Music, sing.
ing and dancing were the amusements.
The thirty guests were Alvin H. Ittner
Emma zmdras, Andrew Sweeny, Lane
Dettmann, Herman Feigal, Kate Mar.
tin, Robert Junnickel, Emma Martin.
Bruno Bielinski, Maria Anderson, Anna
Mulliner, Frank Berg, Frank Sieshoe.
Tresa Mulliner, William FRANKIE Win:
ME Jacobs, Johnny Sehriner, Anna TT
ner, Johnny :Pennig. Clara Dettmann,
Robert Martin, Hattie FRANKIE, Carl
Frackler. Mae Nee, Henry Woodie, An
ME Dettmann. Johnny Sherman, Arthur
Ittner, Mr.. Hart and Mr.. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Jones celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Tues
day at,their home, $500 Eighteenth ave
nue. s.. Sixty quests were nresent ond