The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-19
OF FEMININE INTEREST
News
of
Society

Mrs. G.. II. McMullen gave a ,recep-
tion this afternoon at her home, So
Eleventh street S, for the members Of
the International Sunshine society and
their friends: The hours were from 8 to
5 Q clock, and several hundred women
who are interested in the work Of the
society called. The rooms were dec
GRATED IN yellow, the color of the So
clety, and yellow roses were used. Re
ceiving with Mrs. McMullen were Mines.
y. w. Kingsley, G.. w. Parker and
N. a. Strong, the state officers. In
the diningroom a bevy Of younger girls
presided over the rosedecked table and
served refreshments. They. were Misses
May Perssr, Parker, Hughes and Knee
land. 775%zS d, Tss y }3eee,5 r..,s ls-5*s.-
Invitations have been issued for a
reception to be given Thursday by the
members. Of St.. Paul's guild at the
home Of Mrs. G. B.. Lyon, on Oak Grove
street, in honor of Miss Nellie Waite.
Miss Waite, has been the president Of
the guild for q number of years, and
has just resigned the office.
The members Of the Wesley EpWorth
league will give a reception this even
ing at the home Of Mrs. George Cook,
1913 Columbus avenue, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Schonehaum. .
A pretty wedding of yesterday took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
n. Lewis at Lake Minnewashta, when
| their daughter, Edith Made, became
the bride Of Angus, a Hobart Of Mime
| apolis.. Rev: T. w. Stout, brother-in-
law Of the bride, read the service, to
which about 200 invitations had been
| issued. A large tent was erected for
tn ceremony with trees and shrubs
as brilliant setting, and autumn TO-
liage and flowers for decoration. The
three sisters of the bride, Mrs. T. W.
| Stout, Mrs. Florence Hendrix and. Mrs.
Horace j. Shotwell, were the matrons.
! man. Little Helen Shotwell was the
flower girl. The bride wore handsome
gown of white French lawn trimmed
| with lace, and her flowers were bride
! roses. After the wedding bridal din
ner was served in the dining room. MI.
| and Mrs. Hobart on their return from
short wedding tour will be in Mime
apolis for several months.
Mrs. Robert Anderson gave recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home,
cluded twenty-five women from St.
Paul. Fall flowers and foliage decor
ated the rooms and the dining room
was in red. Mines. r. Lindquist and s.
Borg of st. Paul and sCroonquest of
Minneapolis assisted the hostess.
DR.. w. F. Braasch entertained num-
Der of his professional friends at a
dinner at .Dayton's tearooms, Wednes-
daw evening. Covers were laid for
twenty.
The K. G. W. P. club of Linden Hills
I Congregational church gave a progress
sive dinner last evening in honor Of the
new members Of the club. The home Of
the Misses Fontaine of Queen avenue
was the gathering place for the first
course. Tables decorated with autumn
leaves carried out the club colors,
green and gold. Miss Margaret Hush
of Park boulevard was the hostess at
Bessie Cool, Lucie Marie Cool and Char
lotte Blair. Yellow flowers were used
as a decoration and the tablecloth was
an antique piece of damask $50 years
old. The third course was served at
the home of Miss Vera Townsend, who
was assisted by Miss Florence Craig
Red carnations and profusion Of ferns
made tasteful appointment. Miss
Edith Sage. assisted by Miss Marjorie
Oage, served Ine lOurCn course dG Clloll
- home. A mound of autumn leaves was
chosen for decoration.
Miss Idaline Fontaine gave toast
Welcome, New Members; Miss Eta
Farnsworth responded; Miss Ethel Sag
toasted Friendship and Miss Bes
sic McCool read the club prophecy 70,
three years hence. A business meeting
followed and plans were made for as
sisting the Young Mems club Of fort.
members at Halloween party.
This evening a musical will be give,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
Savage on Portland avenue for tn
new Fowler church.
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