The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-14

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Mrs. Henry Wiamar of Hot Springs,
! Ark, " no is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Rufus Clark, was guest Of honor at two
pretty affairs today when well-knoWn.
kenw9od women were hostesses. In
the afternoon Mrs. w. H. Hopkins en-
lkahda club. The decorations about the
rooms where the small card tables were
placed, were in red and green and the
SALIVA blossoms were especially effec-
tive and brilliant against the green au-
tumn leaves. On the large tea table
was cluster of the rich hued flowers
and tapers, under shades Of red, burned.
brightly in crystal candelabara. Mrs.
Hopkins was assisted iu receiving tho
by Mrs. Weimar and Mrs. Clark, and
assisting thru the rooms were Mines. T.
+. Mcclellan and J. P. Thursman. Mrs.
9. P. Iler presided at the table. Six
hand euchre was played during the af-
ternoon
Mrs. w. E. Ford entertained twenty
Of Mrs. Weimar's friends at her home
In kenwood parkway in the morning
when "5o0o was played. The rooms
were bright with asters and blue for
get-me-nots. On the table in the din
ing room was a cluster of the autumn
flowers, and candles in silver candela-
bra glowed beneath their red hoods.
Mrs. Carl t. Wallace was hostess for
Mrs Weimar. last eyeninU at Lar hnyna
on Queen avenue when bridge was the
tchosen game. Asters, golden glow and
sweet peas all combined to add to the
beauty. of the rooms. Pink and white
were the dainty colors in the dining
ROOM Asters in tall vase were in
the center, Of the table and hanging bas.
kets filed with cosmos and pink and
white sweet peas were also used. l..
Miss Bessie Beeler entertained at q
chrysanthemum luncheon today for her
guest, Miss lone Belle of Walker, Mimi.
Chrysanthemums were used exclusively
in the floral appointments. Purple bios
SONS were in the reception room, while
pink and white adorned the table. Coy
ers were laid for six. :
The Iota Beta Phi sorority gave a
theater party at the Orpheum Wednes-
day in honor Of four girls. who leave
the city this fail. Miss Edith Watts,
will attend Wells, Miss Josephine Nor
ris, Breneau, GAINESVILLE, Ca, while Miss
Louise Pinkney will study art in New
York and Miss Lucy Pingree will go to
East Orange, N. j., where she will
| son s followed the matinee. Green can.
dies in large crystal candelabra ,yet~
on the table, which was set for twenty
two, in the ivory room.
Mrs. C. G.. Vaillancourt of 725 Four
teenth avenue n, was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday at her home. AS
ters in lavender and white were used
on the table. Covers were laid for
nine. =, T.. III
surprised Wednesday evening at her
home, 2446 Grand avenue, by a. group
Of university young people. An auto
ride had been planned, but owing to
the rain it had to be abandoned in
favor OF indoor games and amusements.
About twenty guests were. present.
lam Leonard, will leave next Friday
for the east. Miss. Miriam will attend
Wellesley college and Miss Elsie will
spend the winter in Boston. ! asT y
Miss Irene Nc Cracken entertained at
a parcel shower Wednesday evening at
her home, 28O1 Third street N, in honor
Of Miss Rose Kerrotte, bride of the
month. Miss Kerrotte's marriage to
Frank Kelly will take place in the
Holy Rosary church Wednesday, even!
ing, Sept. %. . ..v,.s-:' !
Mrs. L. A. Walker of 412. Walnut
street Sc, gave a luncheon Wednesday
in honor Of Miss Edith Reed, a bride
Of next week. Asters. furnished an
effective table decoration and covers
were placed for nine. ,t@..
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Doherty of
Sturges street, st. Paul, celebrated their
golden wedding Saturday evening.
About forty friends were present and
the old people received many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doherty have lived in
St. Paul for thirty-two. years. Seven
Of their ten children are living-Mrs.
Collins Of Pittsburg, Mrs. R. Meile e,
John J. Doherty, Mrs. J. H. McNally
OF Minneapolis, the Misses Katheren
and Helen Doherty. :
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hill of ia Nine
teenth avenue N were pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday evening in honor Of
WIS. merry I'LL OF OpIlng Valley. WIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gaffney, Mrs. A. G.
Hopkins, Mrs. A. Castel, Mrs. A. J.
Phelps, E. H. Cilley, the Misses Allie
and Hazel Cilley, Mrs. Brits, Master
Dewight Cilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
of Albert Lee, MINI.
Miss JEANNE Ingram and William Hay
were married Wednesday evening at the
home Of the bridegroom s mother, Mrs.
Issa Hay, Ala East Fourteenth street.
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts read the SER
vice. Harry Russell and Miss Annie
Hay were the attendants. Miss Manel
Russell, a cousin Of the bridegroom,
played the wedding march. The bride
lace and carried bride roses. Miss Hay
was in pale-blue silk and her flowers
were carnations. Master Douglas Law
renee carried the ring The rooms werc