The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-17
s'Women see thru and thru each
other; and often we most admire
her whom they most scorn. -
Buxton.


from six tables and assisting the
hostess were Miss Irene Parker and
Miss Ruth Ware The decorations were
carried out in white and green and
the dining room, the drawing-room and
the reception hall had a setting OF
wreathing the doorways, windows and
walls. White roses and white tulips
were arranged in pretty vases and lent
hint Of spring to the appointments
The table in the .dining-r room had a
setting Of spring flowers and the re-
freshments were in green and white.
The same color scheme was carried out
in the score cards.
Mrs R. J. Steffins entertained TWEEN
ty women this afternoon at her home
in the Waldorf in honor of her mother,
Mrs. H. G. Sawyer. Vines, palms and
ferns carried out ST. Patrick decora-
relieved with clusters of white hya-
cinths and carnations. Whist was
played and the scorecards were sham
rocks. Mrs. Steffns was assisted by
Mrs Robert Ankeny and Mrs. John
Botman.
Miss Edna Leighton was the honor
pointed luncheon which Mrs. Roy Max
avenue s. Great clusters Of sunny
daffodils decked the table, where COW
ers were placed for twelve. The guests
were the members of the J. L: D: club IL:
young women had been invited in to
meet Miss Leighton at an informal
afternoon gathering. st. Patrick games
were played and the refreshments car
ried out the colors of the day, green
and white, which were also used in the
decoration of the parlors.
The young peoples classes which
4 have been meeting at the homes Of Mrs,
James Fullerton on Clifton avenue and
4 Mrs. Louis Long or Groveland avenue,
1 united in giving charming st: Pet
I rick s eotillion this morning in Mrs: No.
I under the direction of Mrs. Noble. Mrs.
I Noble and the young people were
4 gowned in white and wore green sashess
and green bows and ribbons in honor Of
the day. The decorations in the hall
4 were the Irish and American flags and
the favor tables had pretty setting
served in Paddy hats and over the con.
lection hoated the Irish flag.
A group Of the older girls, Misses Au
drey Walton, Esther Sprague, Dorothy
Daggett, Willimina Donaldson, RATHER
inc Dwinneu and Georgia Fullerton, as
sisted. The hours were from 10 to II
4 clock, and the programs were in the
r. George, Olivia Carpenter, Ruth Shull
= Ruth Morrison, Marian Chase, Josephine
. Little, Louise Little, Helen Woodward
r. Elizabeth Campbell Marion Sowle, Dor
e. othy Chadbourn, Helen Jones, Ella
Is, Lindley, Dolly Powers, Elizabeth Bou
L. Jessie Owen, Phyllis Burghart, Jan
\ McArdle, Margaret Mclaughlin, Cath
est crime Mclaughlin, Catherine Deve
We reaux, Marian Devereaux, Dorothy Rog
ct ers. Corinne Cook; Moses Jones, Theo
81: dore Webster, McVey Regain, Charlie
A = Curtis Haywood, Lewis MCCARTHY, vii
ut: bur Larabee, Gilbert Winter, John Nc
=: MILAN, Jr., Sigurd Iceland, Eric Pass
m. more, Seymour Backus, Frank Jaffray
nd Walter Jatfray, Jamie Dwinnell, Leste
; svs Elwood, Lewis Barbour, Jack Spragu
pc. and Erwin Nichol
j fourteen Of her girl friends at luncheo
% today at her home, 242s Girard ave
ID nue. S. The decorations were in yello,
IN and games were played in the afte1
noon.
Mrs. H. L. Overmire gave a daffod
luncheon yesterday afternoon at hi
home on Aldrich avenue in celebrate
of the birthday anniversary of h
and the table had dainty appoin
~ ment Of yellow blossoms and a silv,
- candelabrum with yellow tapers an
yellow shades.
Mrs. Willard Jones Of st. Paul ente
ne tanned at luncheon Thursday afternot
st. in honor Of Miss Grace Hayward. Nj
T r, Hary1o and Misc :Hourror5 IA
tanned for Mrs. Jones and her CUES
Mrs. Mack of Indiana, at dinner Mo
day. Covers were placed for ten. Nj
81 Hague and Miss Hayward had as cues
III Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. w
III liam Butts Of Chicago.
n The senior class of the Central hi
III school entertained at a st. Patrick
III party last evening in Mrs. Noble 8 NJ
III hall on Hennepin avenue. The hall W
III decorated with class and school DC
III nants, and touches Of bright emera
IN added to the significance Of the g,
ri ming. One hundred guests We're pr
III emit.
III AL Smith and Fowler Hobbs were
III charge of the arrangements for t
. roller skating party given by the Noz
Side High School Athletic associate
e@ The Casino rink had been reserved 1
al the party from 1890 to 1890 o'clo
~ and 200 guests were present from
D junior and senior class. :
mp Miss Clara Nisonger was hostess al
etRs'' pleasantly arranged skating party l,
per. evening at the N1cOllet roller rink
Md. Which about thirty of the young o.
pie of Simpson Methodist church w
present. The hours were from 1880 |
-. til 1880 O'Clock. Miss Sadie Milt
.. and Miss Ingram of st. Paul ca,
over for the party.
The Misses Doolittle and Klema '
J. entertain at a st. Patrick party t
: evening, at their apartments In
Harvard Chambers.
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