The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Winston an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
Eddy. g.,
Mr., and Mrs. H. L.. Churchill will
entertain at dinner tonight at their
home, ia Grant street, for Mrs. John
s. Wallace of New York, who is their
guest for several days, Mrs. Wallace
is the wife of the former chief en-
glneer of the Panama canal. &
Mrs. Robert Chisolm of 1850 Henne-
pin avenue will be dinner hostess
Collier Of Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs.
7: B. Gillespie Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
who are the guests of Mrs. J. B. Rob
bins of Oak Grove street, and. Miss
Parnell of st. Paul.
Miss Georgia Luella Bacon and Will
liam Henry Rogers, whose marriage
takes place Oct. 3, were honor guests
at a progressive dinner party given
last las evening by group of their girl
| women, and the trips were made in car
riages from one place to the next Cow
ers were laid for twenty-four. The
| first course was served at the home of
Miss Laura Heller, 3145 Columbus ave-
| nue.. Red hearts were strung over the
| table and made a pretty. and appropri-
ate setting, while SALIVA with ferns
formed a centerpiece. Miss Bacon IS
place was designated by cluster Of
white asters tied with white tulle. At
the home Of the Misses Georgia and
|
where the second course was served, a
| color scheme Of red and white was car
ried out with hearts and clusters Of
white chrysanthemums. The home Of
Miss Fannie Morgan, 3409 Portland
| avenue, was chosen for the next course,
and red roses and smilax made the
dining room very inviting. Another
course was ready when the party
reached the home Of Miss Myra Fall.
were in green and pink and asters and
! smilax ornamented the table. After
partaking Of the last course at the
home of Miss Hattie Parkhurst, 3746
Park avenue, where the appointm ents
were in red hearts and red flowers.
games and an informal musical pro-
gram closed the evening.
| Miss Gertrude Margaret Wallace,
whose marriage to Thomas Owens of
Chicago will take place next month,
was delightfully."- entertained last even
ing. Her mother, Mrs. Wallace Wood,
come from Chicago to be present.
Among the twenty guests were the
Misses Rena and Mabel Ransom of
Brooksfeld, Mo. Pink verbenas were
used to make an ornament in the hall
in the library asters were used. The
dining-room was in purple and white
and asters, resting on an oval mirror
formed the centerpiece. Ribbons OF
purple, satin were stretched from the
corners Of the table to the chandelier
where they were caught in large bow
During the evening S. H. Redfeld anl
W. H. Larkin gave program of music
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J: Zilsmeyer enter
tanned Thursday evening at their home
312 Ninth street Sc, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. R. II. Lowe Of Staples, MINI
Potted plants, ferns and asters in thei
pretty fall colorings made bright ant
festive ornament in the rooms. Their.
were 100 guests. An informal musica
program and dancing were the pleas
ures Of the evening.
Miss Celia Mae Bell entertained tn
| uCulO0lo VI GIlO L duSy OOC1d1 CluD d
a farewell luncheon last evening at he
home, 1892 Lyndale avenue S. Cover
were laid for seven, and the dining
room was attractively decorated wit
pink asters. Music and games fur
nished amusement. Miss Conklin, il
behalf Of the club, presented Miss Bel
with gold soup ladle. The guests pres
ent were Misses Celia Bell, Clar
Hutch, Madeleine Derrick, Josephin
McDermott, Lulu M. Conklin, Sara
Turner and Mrs. Anna See Miss Be
leaves this evening for Kentwood, La
where she will be married Tuesday aft
II ernoon.
II " Miss :Hortense Solverson entertaine
| the Girls Friendly society yesterday a
| her home on Third avenue S, in homo
| of the retiring president, Miss Ge1
trude Dunlap, who leaves shortly to al
tend the National Park seminary. .
II pleasant feature of the affair was tn
presentation to the guest Of honor of
booklet in which each of the guest
wrote friendly advice. Later refresl
ments were served.