The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
InSociaICircIes

The wedding of Miss Gertrude E. Matheny
| and Albert F. Goodwin took place very
| quietly yesterday afternoon at the home oi
the officiating minister, Rev.~C. J. Tannar.
| 921 Chicago avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin
will be at home at 10lS Nicollet avenue
Miss Emily Hallas and Ernest S. Renshaw
were married Saturday evening by Rev. C. ].
| Tannar at his residence on Chicago avenue.
They are at home at 620 Seventh street S.
The announcement of the engagement of
Miss Mary Elizabeth Chadbourn, daughter of
Mrs. Harriette NJ. Chadbourn, of Columbus,
Wis, and William James Kenney, which was
recently made in New York, will interest the
Minneapolis friends of Miss Chadbourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wheeler Gray have
announced the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Viola Cornelia L. Gray, and Jesse Jay
Haw. The marriage will take place next
month.
Miss Cora Brown will give linen shower
Wednesday for Miss Amy Hawkins and on
Friday Miss Jessie NJ. Hawkins will give a
parcel shower for the bride-elect.
The people of Pilgrim church will give a
farewell reception this evening for Rev. and
Mrs, Calvin B. Moody and family. MIR. Moody
has received call to the Danforth Congre-
gational church in Syracuse
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere velie gave a
theater party at the Metropolitan for Miss
Gertrude Linton and Denman Johnson Sat
urday evening. After the performance sup
per was served at the Minneapolis club. The
decorations were In white and green ana
lilac blossoms and ferns were used. A large
, cluster of lilacs and swainsonia was at Miss
Linton's place. The other guests were Messrs.
and Mines. W. N Porteous, Charles Gran
ston Bovey and Douglas Mckay.
Miss Minnie Lyon Benham, whose engage
ment to Dr. Charles Winthrop Williams was
recently announced, entertained a group OF
women Saturday afternoon at thimble bee.
A guessing contest, the floral love tale' was
the amusement. A light luncheon was served
in the dining room where. La France roses
furnished a charming decoration. The name
cards were embellished with water color
sketches of summer girls Miss Benham
was assisted by Misses E. Franc Whitmore'
Sidney F. Thompson, Elizabeth Edison, Mary
Campbell and Elizabeth Starr.
Miss Mary Flynn gave delightful handker-
chief shower at her home, 9Ol E seventeenth
street. Saturday afternoon for Miss Lois
Baldwin, a June bride. Among those present
were Misses Margaret Unger, E. Mchuslck'
Zella Nash Olive Newcomb, Mather, Welt--
eel Palms. Barry and Nellie Chaplin The
feature of the afternoon was the presenta
ton to Miss Baldwin of a unique book OF
recipes, each recipe being written py one
Of the guests.
The active and pledged members OF the
Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity gave dane
ing party Thursday evening at the home Oh
Miss Jane Bennett, 1927 Fourth street Sc
The fraternity eolors, black and yellow, were
used with roses and carnations IN ne aec-
orations light supper was served lneIe
were about forty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Leitz gave dinner
of eight covers Thursday evening Tor Ed"aru
Freeman of Baltimore. "Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Joyn Grau of 517 Eighth ave
nue. Sc. entertained at dinner for MT. Free
man. Covers were laid for ten ana the
decorations were in pink and green.
Friday afternoon Miss Jennie Nolander en-
| tertained for Misses Anna Nestor and Ma
! belIe Harlin. Music and games were the
amusements and refreshments were served.
Miss Alice Sullivan and Frank Ray were
married last week at the home of Rev. w. ,.
Ward. Miss Hattie Kohrt was maid OF honor
and Thomas Hill was best man. The service
was followed by a reception at the nome Q,
tba bride. los Nineteenth avenue n. MI. anu
Mrs. Ray will be at home at 4lVo Masnlns
ton avenue after May 1s