The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
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armory by the young women of Miss Butner
ciaases The patronesses will be Mines Cyrus
Northrop. Richard Burton, f. j. E. Wood
bridge, George H. Partridge, Arson B. Jack
son, FRED Snyder. G. B. Elliott, Eugene Hay.
James K, Hosmer and De Witt Clinton.
The program will be unusually attractive
and the dances will be varied by selections by
the band. In the May pole dance Misses Ber-
nice Works, Bertha Einard, Helen Patterson,
Lucy Perry, Corinne Mcmillan, Kathleen Gun
kle, Eta McCahe, Evelyn Perkins, Clarissa
Miller, Isabelle Brown, Reta Kendall and May
belle Rodbum will wear white gowns and big
picture hats The girls who will dance the
gayotte, Misses Gertrude Colby, Ruby Brooks,
Emma GALLAGHER, Emily Janney, Clara Wheel
er, Grace Sproat, Sadie Merrill Bessie Scrip
ture, Jeanette Baier. Bessie Harden Flor
ence Moore, Katherine Stoughton, Ethel
Works, Helen Ozias and Ruth knatyold will
be IN quaint peasant costumes. The military
drill Will be participated in by girls in
smart uniforms, white duck skirts, red blouses
and cooked hats. The minuet will be danced
by Misses Helen Kennedy, Irene Radcliffe
Bessie Healy, Kate Buchanan, Florence Bnt-
ltf, Eleanor Won Bodenstedt, Marguerite Bar
bour and Laura Robb; Messrs. Tom Sven,
Edward Purdy, Robert Putnam, Ernest Wood
ward, George Gillette. Harry Aldrich, LIE Roy
Arnold and Harry French in the costumes Of
colonial days.
The band will play for the military drill;
and Tor the dancing program, but Miss Anna
De Witt Cook, pianist for the physical cur
ture classes, will furnish the accompaniment
1of the fancy dances. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the Metropolitan Music store.
Miss Emma Carpenter entertained thirty
hve young women this afternoon at her home
on Vine place for Miss Helen Humphreys, a
bride OF next week. A color scheme of green
and white was carried out with asparagus
ferns and tulips. The guests were largely
college girls and during the afternoon Miss
Humphrey was showered with pretty gifts.
MINES. M. D. Purdy and w. M. Horner ,as-
sisted Miss Carpenter in the dining room,
This evening the bridal rehearsal will be
held In the First Congregational church and
later Miss Humphreys will entertain the bri-
dal party informally. The guests will be Mr..
Lawrence, Miss Polite Lawrence of Wabasha,
the maid of honor; Misses Alice Mcclellan,
Grace Trask and Emma Carpenter, brides
maids; Clarke Evans, best man: Fred Davis,
Leon Warner, Matt Kennock, Harvey Clapp,
MPnday evening Miss Trask will give the
bridal dinner.
Mrs. F. C. Boynton and Mrs. G. e. Ansley
entertained this afternoon for Miss May
Woodland at their home, 1901 Garfield avenue
S. Pink and white tulips frightened the
rooms and cluster of roses was presented
to the bride-elect. Games were played and
light refreshments were served to the twenty
guests.
Thursday afternoon Miss Carolyn Damn en-
tertained for Miss Woodland. Materials were
distributed to the guests, who made pretty
trifes for the bride. The decorations and ap-
pontments were in pink and carnations were
the flowers used. Light refreshments were
served. The eighteen guests included Miss
Florence Mcdonald Of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs.
Larned of Fort Smelling, who recently came
from the 500 as a bride, and her sister,. Mrs
Foote of Ohio.
The wedding of Miss Woodard and Raymond
Mcdonald of Sault Ste Marie will take place
Wednesday evening. Miss Florence McDon-
aid will be the maid of honor and Merlin
Wiley of Ann Arbor will be best man.
A card party for the benefit of st. Bar
nabas hospital was given this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Nathan III. Chase on Dupont
avenue S. The women OF the auxiliary as
sisted Mrs. Chase in receiving Pinkscarna-
tions furnished a simple decoration through
the rooms. Euchres was PLAYED and after
: the games light refreshments were served.
about the same number Of men and women
will be entertained.
Invitations haves.been issued by MI. and
Mrs. Charles Willard Sexton for the marriage
of their daughter, Marie. To William Arthur
Gregory. The marriage vii take place Sat
urday afternoon, May 10, at Is p M, at the
family's summer home, Bonneview, Mime
tonka Beach Mr. and Mrs. Gregory will live
at the Beach this summer and will be at home
after July 49, special train will carry the
guests out and back.
The marriage of Miss Ada Putnam Connolly
and Willis De Wolf Fisher will take place
quietly at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Gardner, brother and sister of the bride,
2s40 Portland avenue, Tuesday evening, May
g. at 8 O'Clock. The bridal attendants will
be Miss Louise Carruther and Albert King.
On Wednesday evening the young women of
Chicago Avenue Baptist church will give a
kitchen shower for Miss Connolly and on
Friday Mrs. Gardner will entertain in a
small way.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Preston Sheldon of
Greenwich, Conn, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Harriet Haskell Shell
don, to Thomas B. Wells of New York, son
of the late Rev. Thomas B. Wells of this city.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Lucia NJ, Glidden and Edward A. Strong.
The wedding will take place In June Miss
Glidden has been teacher in the Central
high school for eighteen years.
Mrs. Benjamin Rochester, Coppage will en-
terrain the Monday Gard club at her home
in Kenwood Monday afternoon.
President and Mrs. Cyrus Northrop gave
their annual reception to the senior class Of
the university last evening at their home On
Tenth avenue Sc. American Beauty roses
and yellow daffodils were arranged in the
parlors and tulips and smilax decked the ia
BILE in the dining room, from which light re-
freshments were served. Assisting in re-
ceivng were Professor and Mrs. Joseph Pike,
Mrs. Potter, Professor F. j. E. Woodbridge,
G. F. McClumpha, Norman Wilde and F. H.
Constant. Mrs. Potter sang a group of Hun
garian folk songs arranged by Miss Mary
Peck, who played the accompaniment, and
later Mrs Potter sang two gypsy songs, play
ing her own violin accompaniment. About
seventy-flye Of the students were present,
Owing to the very Indictment weather many
were unable to pay their respects to President
and Mrs. Northrcp last night and they kept
open house informally this afternoon for
these.
A shirt waist party was given last evening
by Misses Edith and Ella Poehler and Miss
Susie Salisbury at the home of the Misses
Poehler on Highland avenue. Red bunting
and red roses decked the ballroom and the
dance cards represented tiny red shirt waists
After the program supper was served at the
home of Miss Salisbury. There were sixty
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H johnson of High