The evening times., 1911-03-20
Club Hostess Today.

Club Hostess Today.
Mrs. A. ]. Douglass entertained the
Monday Bridge club ladies this att
ernoon at her home in the Dinnie
fats and the usual pleasure. spirit
ed game Of bridge whist, was enjoyed.
Mrs. Douglass served q dainty repast
at the close.
Entertained in Cro0kston.
Miss Cassie Cumming, who is Wis
iting in Crookston as the guest Of
Miss Molue Aiken, was entertained
at luncheon yesterday as the guest Of
Miss Winnifred Graves. The guests
were just Miss Cummings most in
innate crookston girl friends
Miss Kline Left Today.
Miss Lima Kline who has made her
home with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. A. g. Schultheis, at their
home on Belmont avenue for the past
few years left this afternoon for
Havre. Mont. whore she will accept
q position as stepographer in the
Great Northern Offices Miss Kline's
departure will be much regretted by
the younger set for she has always
been very popular and will be much
missed. -
Civic League Social Today.
Mrs. e. H. Lowell. one of the ward
presidents in the Women's Civic
league, is giving her silver social this
afternoon at her home on Chestnut
street with ten ladies who will repeat
the entertaining as her guests. As
these functions are all to be very In
formal the ladies come to enjoy them
selves and help the good cause and
after they drink cup of tea. talk
awhile and leave their silver contri-
button they take their departure.
As most of the ladies Of the city
wish to attend the Hazlett lectures
this week few of the silver socials
will be given until next week, though
some are planning on next Friday and
Saturday.
Entertained Their Husbands.
Saturday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Clifford on Reeves
avenue the husbands of the Monday
Bridge club members we're honor
guests at delightful grand-nola
party. The hostesses were Mrs. Cliff
ford, Mrs. Charles Hinzie, Mrs. =. w.
Eisenhart and Mrs. r. A. Taylor and
the function was the second Of the
series Of evening parties which these
ladies decided upon some weeks ago
that their husbands might share q
part Of the club pleasures.
Red and white carnations made the
home rooms fragrant and inviting and
the guests were enough for six tables
Mrs A. ]. Douglass carried off the
high honOrs for the ladies while Mr.
Lovejoy did likewise for the gentle.
men. The evening was completed
with the service Of. uelectable re.
past.
Palm Beach Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkholz Of Min
neapolis and their daughter, Mrs
Lillius Verne Armstrong Of New
York, all former residents Of this city
continue to attract much social at
tention at Palm Beach. Fla, wher'
they are spending the winter. Mrs
Armsmtrong returned the early par
Of last week to New York after {
several weeks stay with her mothe
and was given an adieu tea by Mrs
Luther Edwin Martin in the Cocoa
nut grove. Snap dragon in shades o
red and yellow and maidenhair fern
decorated the table and bon bon bas
kets ornamented with tulips were th
favors at each table. Mrs. Johl
Birkholz was among the guests. Mrt
Birkholz and her daughter, Mrl
Armstrong, were also the guests at
fashionable bridge tea, which Mr.
Frederick Robert gave one afternool
at Fleur d'eau in honor Of Mrs. VIII
liam stone-Smith and Miss Dorothe
Stone-smith.
Last week the golf tournament TO
men for the Florida amateur cham
pionship brought out hundreds q
guests to the golf links and anon
those who entered were two Mime
apolis memn. John Birkholz and c.
Bracket. Mr.. Birkholz 10 wel
known player on southern courts an
holds number % trophy records I
championship games. Among th
we'll known players sin' the match wa
Chauncey Olcott. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
coft are staying NJ the ROYAL Poir