The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-01
eff the women did not make
idols of us. and If they saw us as
we see each other, would life be
bearable or could society go on?"
-Thackeray. .@sZ:a rs:
-Thackeray

a theater party at, the sOrpheum last
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
guests in the party, and following it
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook gave supper at the
Kaiserhof.
This afternoon the members of the
Authors Study club entertained infor-
mally in honor of Mrs. Fleming at the
home Of Mrs. J. A. Brant. Mrs. Elem
ing has been a member of the club for
some time and she was presented a
beautiful cut-glass vase, as a souvenir.
ly meeting in a social way to say good
| by to their friend. Mrs. H. Z. Hos
| l1inson assisted Mrs Brant. 1....
Mrs. Guy A.. Thomas entertained at
! luncheon yesterday at her home in
Swinford for her hister, Mrs. LaMonte
Daniels, who leaves shortly for Dallas,
Texas. There were twelve guests and
the decorations were prettily. carried
out in red and white. ~ .
Mrs. F. II. Hill entertained at a
| luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Richmond. The table decorations
were in red and the centerpiece was a
| large vase filled with red carnations
rising from bed of ferns. After the
luncheon the guests were entertained at
box party at the Orpheum theater.
Mrs. Albion Miller was hostess at a
| luncheon Of seven covers yesterday
afternoon at her home on Lyndale ave
nue. S. The decorations suggested the
coming Of spring, for spring blossoms
were used everywhere: Mines. ". E
! Armstrong, Richards, NJ. Nagel and E.
R. Sutton were the guests.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Irene
Perkins and George Benjamin Doyle
took place Wednesday afternoon at
Il 'clock at the home of the brides bro
Their and sister, Mr.: and Mrs. William
T. Pauly, 3149 Irving avenue s. Rev
i Theodore Payne Thurston read the serv
ice.. The altar was arranged in the
living room under a canopy of palm!
and lilies, and the rooms adjoining had
q festive setting. of palms and flowers
in marriage. Miss Perkins wore 8
travelling Suit of Alice blue broadclott
and carried bouquet Of pink roses
Misses Leah Miller, and Sadie Morton
were the flower girls. About fifty rel
atives and friends ,of the family were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle left in the
evening on an extended eastern tour,
4 Rev. and Mrs. A.rP- Engstrom whe
have just moved intoI,the handsome new
parsonage built for them by the congre
cation Of the Swedish Congregations
Temple, at Tenth avenue NE and Sew
enth street were trgiven delightful
housewarmirg by about 200 of the con
{ gregation last evening. : Il The eparson
) age is one Of the finest homes owned
; by any Of the churches in N ortheas
Minneapolis and was designed by Emf
Bruce. > The women Of the church dec
Grated the rooms with beautiful spring
flowers and foliage. , During the recep
by Rev. Mr.. Fisher of Vine Congrega
1 tiional church, Rev. Mr.. Sehlstrom an
Rev. Mr. Ockerstein, two Of the Congre
8 gational missionaries, who extende
I words of greeting to the pastor in hi
new home and Mr.. .Engstrom made "a,
! appropriate response: Mrs. H. T., Sch
\ strom presided at the piano and playe
z the accompan1mentst for the violin solo
by her little daughter, Mildred, an
Adolf Lofgren sang. At the close o
! the program the pastor was presente
d of putting finishing touches to tn
4 house furnishings. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
n Bruce, Mines. e: Lofgren, H. Hedin an
h Nivel assisted in receiving. Light r.
Il freshments were served in the prettil
appointed dining room by a group O
q the younger women Of the church.
Il Miss Mamie Keidel will entertain tt
81 J. L. D. girls at luncheon Saturday
3 her home, on Third street N, and aft,
g luncheon she will be hostess at an O
a pheum matinee party in honor Of Mi
q Edna Leighton. Miss Lenore Peck wi
g entertain at her home on Thomas pla
g Saturday, March 10, when Miss Leig
: ton will be the guest Of honor. -.
M PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. ~~-
q Dr. and Mrs. E. F. storke returned this NOR
"a ing from an extended European trip.
b Mr. and Mrs. F. r: Salisbury are expect
= home from California Monday. --.
The Independent Art club will meet tomorr<
with Mrs. Engle, 3245 Harriet avenue. ~
J. c.. Ward of the Dawson Daily Wor
Alaska is visiting his mother and his brothe
F. J. Ward and J. A. Ward: 80
The ladies' guild of Grace Episcopal chur
will hold sale of home baking every SAT-
day during Lent at 2435 Bloomington avenue.
"a Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Robinson will be
- home at 1921 Stevens avenue after Sunday. M
& Robinson formerly Miss Hazelle A. Eaton
- The Friday Thimble Bee club will meet
morrow with Mrs A. g. Damn, 1918 -Four
10 street Sc. -..s- b., - ~ III
b. The Jewish play "Koldonia," will be prese
ed Sunday, p.m., under the auspices Of
If Charity Loan society in Normanna hall.
Y. Plymouth chapter 0. D.: s., will give thi
BILE bee at the home of Mrs. Wallace G. N.
1901 Girard avenue n, tomorrow afternoon.
The Philmonic Social club will give dal
ing party Saturday evening in Kimball hs
. Robert McDonough will be master of ce
monies. s.. -.
The social circle Of. the Minneapolis Court
Royal Ladies will meet tomorrow afternoon
tho home Of Mrs. Burton L. Peck. 219 Gro