The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-29
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Mrs. Halsey w. Wilson was hostess
pt charming afternoon tea today at
her home on the East Side in honor
of Mrs. James Thayer Gerould, who
recently came to Minneapolis from Mis-
souri,. Assisting in receiving the guests
were Mines Frank Barney and Fred
erick Bass and Misses Edna Broom and
Harriet Watson. Pink roses were charm
ingly arranged in the receiving room.
and in the living room red dahlias
added touches of glowing color. 'Au.
tumn leaves shaded in bright red and
golden yellow made the decoration in
the reception hall and in the dining
room, pink roses filled the vases and
bowls. The centerpiece was tall vase
filled with pink blossoms. Mrs. A. E..
Tonne, Mrs. Hamline H. Hunt, Mrs.
George Wheaton and Mrs. E. P. Burch
alternated at the tea table, and assist
ing were group of the Kappa Alpha
Theta girls, Misses Terrie Jones, Don
ma Lysan, Emily Hyde, Elva Leonard
and Emily Child. The hours were from
3 to 6 o'clock.
Miss Ida Knoblauch gave o'clock
tea this afternoon at her home, 1927
Hennepin avenue, for Miss Gladys
room were charmingly decorated with
masses Of pink roses. and the fragrant
blossoms were tastefully arranged on
the prettily appointed tea table. Miss
Knoblauch was assisted by the Misses
knoblauch. The guests were Misses
Byrnes, Iddings, Abbott, Amy Fisher.
Hallowell, Ethel and Jessie Allen and
Mrs. E. St. John Bromley.
Mrs. Charles E. Stanley entertained
this afternoon at her home on Pleas
ant avenue s for Miss Fannie Brooks.
an October bride. &c Twenty four guests
had been invited to meet Miss. Brooks
and take part in the presentation of a
great many gifts in the form Of dainty
hosiery and handkerchiefs. The deco
rations in the rooms were carried out in
red and clusters Of SALIVA made an at
tractive ornament. : Pink carnations
the refreshments were served. During
the afternoon musical selections were
given by Mrs. w. P. Christian, who
sang, and Mrs Bertha Rathburn
Swartz, who played. Little Dorothy
Cooper wheeled the gifts into the room
in a smart little cart with trappings of
red crepe paper and red flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Deere Velie en-
tertained a box party at the Orpheum
last evening and enjoying the amusing
program with them were Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Weber and Mr.. and Mrs John D
Mcmillan
Today was university day at the ex
hihition of paintings at the art gallery
of the public library building and II
the AFTERNOON an informal reception
was held for the students They were
received by Mrs. Frances Potter, Mis-:
Mary Peck, of the university faculty
: Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gilfllan, Mrs. Ell
bert Carpenter end Robert Koehler O.
the Society of Fine Arts. A group Of
university girls served frappe from {
prettily decked table. During the af
ternoon Mr.. Koehler gave an interest
ing talk on the pictures and artists.
The marriage of Miss Marie O Don
nell and Henry Hoffman took place
Wednesday afternoon at the home O
the bride s sister, Mrs. Charles Ma
honey, GIG Twenty third avenue N
Rev. Father Harrington read the serv
ice in the presence Of the relatives ant
intimate friends. Miss O'Donnel wor
a pretty gown Of white null over sill
and held bouquet Of white asters
Miss Alice O'Donnell, a sister of tn
bride, was the maid Of honor. Sh
was dressed in cream colored null owe
cream silk and her flowers were pin
asters. w. J. Davey was the best mar
Miss Mayme Page played the ''Loher
GRIM wedding march before the serv
Ice. The decorations in the room
were carried out with asters, ferns an
palms A wedding dinner was serve
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr.