The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09

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.sThe future Of society is in the
hands Of the mothers. If the world
was lost thru woman, she alone
can save it. DE Beaufort.
Mrs. Frank A. Chamberlain gave a
tea this afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Charles Bayard Mitchell Of Cleveland,
Ohio, formerly Of Minneapolis, who is.
visiting in the city for few weeks.
About 800 invitations had been issued
and the hours were from to 5 o clock,
Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Mitchell re-
ceived alone and assisting thru the
rooms were Mines. NJ. a. Wymond, 81.
Merrill, Arthur Martin, F. NJ. Prince, A.
E. Merrill, J. T. Wyman, c. NJ. Pond,
EN. Mccarthy, NJ. - Farnham, G. Il
Thompson, S. s. Thorpe, A. J. Dean, G.
III. Bridgman Of Hamline, L. ii. Batch
elder of Hamline The rooms had O.
decoration Of pink and white and roses.
tulips and narcissus blooming on the ia
bles and cabinets. The Misses Steven
son, Strong, Sewan and Dean presided
were served from a table arranged in
pink and white Pink roses and lilies
were the chosen flowers and the lights
were shaded in pink in the chandelier
and the candelabra which stood among
the traceries Of smilax on the table and
on the mantel.
The alumni and former students Of
Ober1in college will greet President
the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c,
Andrews, 245 Clifton avenue, tomorrow
evening. President King will address
the Minnesota Congregational club at
St. Paul Monday evening on The SUI
preme Conditions of Living He will
preach in Plymouth Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Heck Merriman entertained
twenty guests at handkerchief shower
this afternoon at her home on Hum
boldt avenue s for Miss Gertrude Sat
terlee, whose engagement to Howard
Yerxa was announced yesterday. The
decorations were in pink and red. Pink
carnations were used in the living room
and in the parlor, and the dining room
i was in red. The centerpiece was a
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~ embroidered and lace doilies were used
on the polished table. Mrs. Merriman
was assisted IN the dining room by Mrs
Harry Merriman, Miss Mildred Merri-
man and Miss Prudence Merriman. Miss
Prudence Merriman presented the bits
of lace and linen in a huge waterllly
made Of white paper and ribbons.
Mrs. Harry Child entertained infor-
of4 in hor ara rim ont q
at the Curtis Court for Mrs. Howard
Moore, nee Norton. Twelve young
women had been invited to meet Mrs.
Moore, who returned from her wedding
trip this week.
Miss Louise Grain was the honor
guest at a prettily appointed luncheon
this afternoon given by the active chap
ter Of Theta Delta Zeta sorority at Day.
g. o CLOCK from table decorated with
the sorority flowers, daffodils. Covers
were laid for twelve and a program of
toasts and speeches was given.
! Miss Dollie Adams, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Adams Of 1888 Cap
to Mamns ,r and g Charles Or
at 8 o'clock at the Adams home. Miss
Adams and Mr.. Orr are graduates from
Hamline university, and among the zoo
guests were many Of their college
friends. Rev. I. M. Iverson read the
i service in the parlor, where foliage
formed the only decoration. Southern
smilax gave a bower-like effect ant
ground Of palms and ferns. Mrs. al
lace Boyer played the Mendelssoh,
wedding march as the bride entered an,
HOh, Promise Me' during the read
y ing Of the service. - &
n The bride was attended by Mis-
h Louise Webb as maid of honor, an,
"a Misses Winnifred Bloomfield Of Ne1
n York and Alice Adams were the brides
FL maids. Miss Webb wore white dotte
81 swiss and carried large cluster 0
White and carried pink ink carnations ns Merg he
RI en- Benham and Dorothy Adams, tn
H two little flower girls, were in whit
and their baskets were filed with pin
and white blossoms. Herman Star
81 was the best man and George Dunn an
81 Lewis Adams were the ushers. Mis-
81 Adams wore white batiste fashione
81 with Valenciennes lace, and her We
n was of tulle.. Her bridal bouquet wa
q of lilies Of the valley. After the vow
n had been exchanged the "Lohehgrin
81 bridal music was played.
E ceremony. Receiving with Mr.. and Mr.
Orr were Mr.. and Mrs. Adams an
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Dunn Of Primo
n ton, MINI. Refreshments were serve
q in the dining room, where red tulips an
smilax made a pretty decoration.
FL great heart Of red tulips was in IL
Il center Of the table, which was lighte
rs with red tapers and red-shaded light
Z e Streamers of red extended from the &c
& ter to the corners Of the table, Whe
81 they were caught in faring bows. M
and Mrs. Orr will be at home aft
81 March 10 at 766 Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. O'Brien emit,
tanned at cards last evening at tn,
home, 1924 Colfax avenue s. Americ
Beauty roses and smilax made char
ingly effective decoration thru "A
rooms. Five hundred was played
nine tables and after the games a lie
supper was served. This evening \
and Mrs. O'Brien will have thirty-fi
guests at bridge. Mrs o 'Brien and l
sister, Miss Cora Randall of Omeem
~ N. D., will leave Thursday to spend |
- remainder of the winter in Californ