The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

evening Miss Alma Hanson was maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were Misses Daisy
Olson, Jenniei Blomgren. Stina Peterson and
Alma Anderson. The ushers were O. John
son, J. M. Peterson, c. Jackson and O..
Graveroels. Miss Christensen played the we'd
ding march and the service was read by Rev.
l.. ]. Jerdee. reception was held after
the service in Masonic hall
Mrs. II. G. Leitz entertained Monday aft
ernoon at, cards for Miss Bertha Getchell,
who will leave next week for an extended
trip through the west, to be absent year.
Many pretty social affairs have been given
this week in her honor. Those present Mon
day were Misses Bertha Getchell. Mayme
Ryan, Sadie Munger, Kate Mccarthy Eliza
beth Grau, Mines. r.. j. German, John Grau,
L. E. MacGill, G. L. Leitz, Eugene McGann,
George Praena. Light refreshments were
served and prizes were won by Miss Ryan and
Mrs. MacGll.
Mrs. George Praena was hostess sWednes-
day afternoon at thimble bee for Miss
Getchell. musical program was given by
Miss Elizabeth Grau and Mrs. McGann Re-
freshments were served in the dining room,
which was prettily decorated in pink and
green, with centerpiece of La France roses
There were twelve young women present.
Miss Sadie Munger gave a luncheon for
Miss Getchell on Thursday. Red and green
were the prevailing colors. The menu cards
were dainty affairs, decorated with love
knots done in water -colors. Covers were laid
for ten guessing contest proved pleas
ant diversion before luncheon. Prizes were
won by Miss Getchell and Miss Grau
Among the delightful events of the week
was parcel shower, given by Miss Beatrix
Smith at her home in Osseo for Miss Addie
Dubuque, whose marriage to Olaf Peterson
OF Minneapolis will take place this evening
MISS Minnie Smith presided in the dining
room, Where dainty o'clock tea was served
10 the sixteen guests. A varied musical pro
gram was given during the afternoon and
De Witt Clinton Smith furnished piano music
throughout the tea hour
T. Z. Berry gave reception Thursday
evening at his home on Colfax avenue for
George R. Baker, who leaves Tuesday to
make his home in Seattle. Pink carnations
ana American Beauty roses were the decora-
tlons. Frappe was served in the dining-room
ana mandolin orchestra presented a musical
program The guests were the employees of
FAIRBANKS, Morse e Co., with which Mr..
Baker has been associated and a number
or speeches were feature of the evening.
Mr. Baker was presented with handsome
toilet case.
Mrs J. M. Thompson entertained a groun
or st. Paul and Minneapolis women at her
apartments in the Woonsocket Thursday. A
program of vocal and Instrumental music
was given by George Robinson, Leon Bren-
yam and Willie Brenyan. Light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Thompson also
entertained. the Daughters of the King and
the members of the Brotherhood of ST, An
drew last week
group of young people was entertained
tuesday evening by Miss Letftia Conway
IzlO sixth street N, at a Berlin lunch. A
program OF music was followed by dancing
Ihe guests included Misses Georgia Wees
ner Indianapolis; May Jewell, st. Paul. POSE
wellington, st. Louis; Messrs Charles Com
nor Chicago; Hampton Dunbar. Detroit
Mich and Herman Jamson of PhiladeInbia
ne town guests were Misses Birdie r,oferen
ann LldeH, Agnes Burns, Maud White Nav
heys, May Hoban, Lu Connors Rose Ron.
nlnger' Margaret Farey, Messrs. Tom Ha-
gulre, Warren Dorner Adolph Loferen Cns
I. T. wade Harry Robins, Perry Tbervin
FRANK Conway D. Jacoby and Matthews
MRS. A J. Aicher of Colfax avenue G. eava
a luncheon Wednesday e'0