The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-19
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reception this after noon at her resi-
dence, 2215 Bryant avenue S. Two
hundred invitation had been issued, the
cards reading from to 6 o'clock, and
while the guests came and went man
dolin orchestra, stationed on the upper
landing, gave musical program. MRS.
Devereaux was assisted in receiving by !
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Rogers: They !
greeted the guests in the parlor, where
pink roses and pink carnations with a
tangle> of ferns and smilax made. a
| charming decoration. In the reception
| hall the chosen colors were red and
green, AMI large bouquets of red roses,
mounds of red tulips and banks OF
palms and ferns, made a very artistic
predominating colors in the diningroom
where Easter lilies and jonquils were
used. The table had centerpice OF
the golden blossoms, and on the buffet
were tall clusters of Easter lilies. The
soft light of many tapers .illumined the
| rooms. .9.E-r
! Assisting in the rooms were Mines, A.
H. Wagner, Bertha Lara Wlllett An
keny, Arthur F. Daggett, Asa Paine,
D. Webster and Miss n. Barnes. Mines.
f. L. WEIGH, H. L. Hankinson and p.
! A. Butley and Mrs G. J. Mead Of St.
Paul, alternated in serving from the
!: tables in the dining room with Misses
Agnes Belden, Blanche King and Elean-
or Regain assisting. This evening Mrs.
Devereaux will give a buffet supper
for the group Of assisting women and
an equal number OF men.
Mrs. G. P. Bratnober and Mrs. H. B.
) Waite were hOstesses at Smartly ap-
pointed luncheon given this afternoon
at the Minikahda club for the mem
! bers of a house party from Waterloo,
7 Iowa, which Mrs. Lou S. Cass is enter
Z tanning at her home in st. Paul. Gov
: ers were laid for twenty-one and the
I decorations were in pink and green.
( The centerpiece was large basket
: filled with pink tulips resting in "a bed
I Of ferns and the high handle had a
( haring bow Of pink tulle. At the cover
{ of each guest was cluster of pink
I roses. In the afternoon the hostesses
I had provided a novel entertainment,
having engaged a palmist to tell the
secrets of the future. This evening
Mrs. David L. Fuller will give a din
: ner in honor of Mrs. Glass; guests.
I Yesterday evening Mrs. Cass gave
unique Japanese dinner at her home
on Sherburne avenue, st. Paul.. for he1
! house party. " The dining room had
: Japanese garden, where the twinkline
! light from many Japanese lanterns
( shone over appointments singularly ar
: tistic. In the center of the room was
y a miniature garden fountain and the
I clusters of fragrant hyacinths, lilies
{ and tulips were placed in costly Jap
J anese vases. Covers were laid fo1
I twenty-five. 49,. .-...+..-...
s. Mrs. F. Collins gave an Afternoon
I euchre and luncheon in the, ivory room
{ at Donaldson's tearooms today. Th.
) fourteen guests were group OF Soutl
I Side women who have been playin!
{ cards during the winter. The decora
) lions were in white and green. Euchr
! was played from to 4:30 O'Clock an
{ the luncheon was served from larg
) table beautifully arranged with. whit
I tulips, ferns and cut-glass candlehold
{ ers with green tapers. Miss aGrett
} Williams assisted the hostess.
( The first of series Of pretty frate1
5 nifty balls was given last evening a
I the Minikahda club by the Delta Pr
Delta fraternity. The fraternity fiowe
the pink carnation-was conspicuous
ly arranged in the decorations. Sever
ty-fve guests were present and dance
program of fourteen numbers. NJ
and Mrs. George Douglas Head, y
and Mrs. Jacklin and Mr.. and Mrs.
5 NJ. Albright chaperoned the party.
A delightful social gathering wa
held last evening in the bachelor apar
ments of Joe Durand, George B. Seine
der, Charles Lane, Tom Morrison, w.
Bolduc and T. c.. Smith, at 10 Centr
avenue. Music and games were tt
( amusements and luncheon followe
The guests were Messrs: and Mines :.
G.. Schilling, P. Melchisedec, Joe D
,,-I bo MioSoc Tosonhino Mitcha
: Edwial Lefay, May Quinn, Violet Hs
! ding, Ellen Wilson, Anges Mitche
Messrs. Bert Lane, J. T. Smith and
81 Pomeroy. a..
"a The nineteenth annual ball of Mort
"a western lodge, No. 80, Brotherhood
I d Locomotive Firemen, was held Ia
evening in Masonic Temple. The pr
j, ence Of number of distinguished lod
officers who had come to Minneapo
for the Hannahan-Sullivan weddi
III In the out-of-town party were, Timot
81 Shea, second vicegrand master; 10
I'D F. McNamee, editor of the Locomoti
ma Fireman Magazine of Galesburg, [
and W. B. Watts, grand medical exa
liner. The ball room was decorated
u the colors Of the order with flags a
buntings showing the stars and str1l
Il DIS d AhO PAOSt"i.o w
I'D unique affairs in the form Of time
III bles, each dance marking the appros
III or the departure from some station. I
u arrangements for the ball were ma
IL by the following committees: Rec
III tion-William E.. Richmond, chairms
III L.. A. Mcmahon, Gus Ludwig, 3.
p Berry, Ed Hughes, w. S. Campo
III Thomas Mcdonald. Arrangement
III G. Hochstaetter, chairman, J. R. H
III lit, William Deleria, A. G. Bernicke,
In J. Brands Floor. R. Hewitt, CHI
ID G. E. Blake, William Deleria, A.
Hochstaetter, Theodore Brands,
u Bodin,, Roy T. Brown.
81 A wedding was solehnized last ev
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii
s. Milford, 1924 Blaisdell avenue, w
= E their daughter, Genevieve, became
% bride of Frederick Stevens Baker.
80 Richard A. Wander Las read the ser1
- in the parlor, where Easter lilies
-. palms furnished handsome decorat
e Miss Nell Sabelowitz played the N
Pa delssohn wedding march as the brl
y party entered, and the Even
ID Starr was sounded during the read
- of the service, with Mendelssot
.Spring Song" at the close.
Miss Milford wore white crepe
chine over white silk and chiffon, m
in princess style and trimmed. '
Irish point lace. The full veil was
tened with wreath Of orange /
SONS and her flowers were white re
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