The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
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Miss SIZE NJ. Dickey Of l7o1 Park
avenue will entertain twenty eight
young women tomorrow for Miss Mar
ion Burt, d, September bride. Satur-
day Miss Minnie Troendle will be
hostess for Miss Burt.
Mrs. II. I'M. Weston was hostess at a
luncheon today at her home on Bryant
avenue, given in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Dillon Of Mondovi, Wis. The
rooms were frightened with the sea-
sons flowers and asters were used in
the dining room. A large basket filled
with the white blossoms offset with
green conferred the table. Covers were
affairs will be given for Mrs. Dillon
during her stay in the city.
Mrs. Frank Cedarburg gave a lunch
con Of twenty-five covers today at Dom
aldson's tea rooms in honor Of Mrs. C.
Christianson Of Seattle, Wash, and
Mrs. H: s. Miller, who has Just re-
turned from a four months trip in Eu-
Dutch room and was decked with gar ar
den flowers, "A great basket Of the
gay blossoms was in the center and on
either side were smaller clusters, while
cut glass candlestick held a taper at
each cover. Palms banked the corners
of the room and more flowers were ar
g gess IN the M ssfy tange Ths Other
SON, G. Dahl, Peter Nelson. A. D. AID
rich, Andrew Anderson, NJ. Gaynor, D..
Hoidy, Ole Anderson, G. Tunquist, T.
Anderson, A. Barquist, Nels Anderson.
John Lewis, Charles Johnson. n a
Mattson, L. F. Anderson, Gus Nelson,
D. Jansen, Andrew Nelson; Misses
Amanda Porter and Bessie Pearson.
Mrs. Frances Potter will entertain
small group of guests at luncheon at
Donaldson g tea rooms tomorrow. Mrs.
Potter and her children and Miss Mary
Peck have just returned from a year
| in England and they are again in their
home, 2412 Harriet avenue. :,
Mrs. A.. E. Weir of 22o2 Portland
| avenue will entertain at luncheon
Thursday at Donaldson s tea rooms.
Mrs. s. A. Terhune, 2e17 Girard ave-
sisters, Mrs. Jesse c. johnson and Mrs.
Emil Steffen Of Chicago, last evening.
The decorations were in pink and
white. Among the guests were Mrs.
| Nathan G. Wheeler Of Chicago. Mrs.
| L. Rooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav A.
| Siefkin, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Koes-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley G. Bryant.
James Stevenson and Charles Steven
son Of St. Louis. .9, -.
Miss Jennie Reese of 1924 Sixth
street Sc gave matinee party Sat
urday in honor of her sister, Miss Anna
Ulriea Larsen, of Cloquet, and Mrs
Florence Nelson. u -.
Mrs. G. H. Perry of 3119 Clinton ave-
nue., entertained at an informal supper
Friday evening. The decorations were
in yellow and cgoldenglow and golden
rod in a cutglass bowl made a charming
ceenterrpiece on the table. Covers were
laid for twelve. The guests of honor
were were Captain g.; Losier Of Chicago,
MI. and Mrs: R.. F.. Lands Of Milwau-
kee, Mrs. Ridell and Miss T.. Doorfeld
Of Missouri. A. musical program was
given in the. evening when Mrs. Brou.
! ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Landis and Ed Farr
/ gave solo and concerted numbers.
The Misses Kate and Lillian Finkle
of ,25O5 Fremont. avenue N, entertained
yesterday for Miss Florence Hovland
a bride of September. Covers were laid
for fifteen. This is the first. Of a series
of affairs planned for Miss Rowland. &.
! Miss Claudia "a. Pope entertained
sixteen girls. yesterday. at her home
2012 Park avenue, inshonor of her six
d teenth. birthdays anniversary. Those
! present were Misses Inez Allen, Halli;
Chambers, Muriel Thayer, Hazel Gro
illus, Winnefred Tunell, Jennie sEaren
fight, Laura 'Canaughy, Sara Murch
Ruth Stickney,H. Ethel Linnell, sBessi,
T. Chambers, Bernice Pratt Anna ant
Edith Pope and Mandana Wyatt. :