The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

OF Letters, with DIR. Burton, Miss
Sara Preston and Nathan Blackburn in
the cast, was presented, and the way.
presentation befose the public tonight.
After the play Mrs. p otter talked inter-
estinglY on Shakspere' s LYRICS and
Miss Hazel Lowell gave piano selec-
lions. The rooms We're prettily deco
rated with masses Of flowers, and pink
roses lent touches Of bright color to
the appointments in the drawing room
and in the hall, while in the dining
green. with roses and ferns. Receiving
with Mrs. DowneY and Mrs. schlenker
were Mines. Blake, Hamlin Hunt and
Frederick L. Washburn. Assisting in
the dining room were the Misses Hazel
Lowell, Eleanor Sheldon and Maude
Hyser.
in honor Of Miss Bertha Tannehill,
bride Of next month, by Miss Marjorie
Pierce Of Fifth avenue s. A garland
Of flowers was at the place Of each
guest and the BRIDES chair was marked
with a garland Of pink bridesmaid
roses tied with bow of white tulle.
Chrysanthemums were used thru the
rooms. Present were the Misses Tame
hill. Mabel Planners, Gertrude Davis,
nest Bulls, George Harrington, Eugene
Albrecht, Russell Chapman, Ralph Smith
and Edgar Worrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walworth of OIL
Fourth street \, entertained att cards
Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. Wal
worth's birthday anniversary. Supper
were 5Messrs. and Mines. Pills, George
Anderson, Wanversen, Debois,, Fair
banks, the Misses Della Fairbanks and
Florence Miller. Mr.. Anderson, Mrs.
Debois and Miss Miller won prizes.
Miss Mae Pauly gave reception Fri.
day evening at her home on Adams
street NE for Miss Hattie Wilkes, who
has returned from trip to Madison,
Wis Miss Ida Froelich gave several
vocal selections. The rooms were dec
grated with white carnations and roses
Mrs. Sampson "A. Reed entertained
the officers Of Minneapolis chapter No
tea rooms this afternoon. Mrs. Reed
is worthy matron of the chapter, and
twenty one Of her fellow officers were
invited to the luncheon. Apples fur
nished a, novel and attractive decora-
tion for the table, which was placed in
the banquet room. A mound OF the
fruit, ranging in color from bright red
to browns and yellows, was in the cen
ter of the table and smilax trailed in
among the apples, and to the different
covers. Red-shaded tapers in glass
holders lighted the table and the name
cards were decorated with water color
sketches Of apples. To carry the idea
of an apple luncheon still farther sew
eral of the courses were served in rosy
| checked apples
The Mizpah class Of Simpson M. E..
Sunday school will have travel social
tomorrow evening. The church par
| lors will represent America, from which
the travellers will start on personally
| conducted tour to Scotland, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson, 28O7
Second avenue S; Canada, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Carlson, 2812 First avenue
s; Egypt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Micoll,
273l Pillsbury avenue; Japan. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. II. Martin, 2705 Pillsbury ave-
nues. Amusements and refreshments
appropriate to the different countries
| will be found at each place. i.
Miss Emelie Perman and Andrew o.
son were married last evening at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
| G. L. Morrill, on Tenth avenue s.