The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
In Social Circles.

III a~OS1081 MI StNAJ
Mrs. Genevievs L. Greaves was obliged to
recalf>hers invitations for the musical lunch
con which she had planned to give to-day at
her. home on Bryant avenue s, for Miss. Sara
Anderson, the soloist of the Philharmonic
club concert lass evening. Miss Anderson has
! not been. well since she came to Minneapolis
and she must preserve her strength and
her voice for her appearanceNin st. Paul to-
| morrow evening. The Philharmonic club has
just engaged her husband, Mr.. Baernstein, the
Well-knoWn barytone, to sing in 1.-THE Crea-
| ton" in April, and II she can arrange her
own engagements Miss Anderson will accom-
pany him and several affairs will be given
in their honor. Miss Anderson is the guest
of her, brotherrir-law, W.. A. Baernstein of
Third avenue S., while in the city. She is a
school friend Of Mrs. Greaves.
quiet wedding took place last evening at
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Renshaw
on Ninth street S, when their sister, Miss
Jessie A. Renshaw, and Marcellus A. Ball of
| Chicago were married The service was read
by Rev. c. J.@Tannar in the presence of a
group Of twenty relatives and friends. There
were no attendants and the bride wore a
dainty white gown trimmed with lace applique
| and carried bride roses. The parlors were
festocned with snilaX and palms and pink
|
| the dining-room red tulips we're on the
table, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball will make their
| home in Minneapolis
| A group Of thirty relatives gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard j. HELD, 1914
| Hennepin avenue, last evening to celebrate
| the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
| Hields father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Held. TIE decorations were entirely
! in yellow and daffodils and tulips were used
| in profusion in the parors. In the dining
| room a basket of daffodils with bow Of
yellow satin ribbon was in the center of the
polished table, which was covered. with a
cloth Of Mexican drawn work. Daffodils were
| in the wall pockets and the lights were shaded
| in yellow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kantrowitz received
informally yesterday afternoon and evening
at their home or E Seventeenth street in
honor of the thirty-if anniversary OF their
marriage. The rooms were decorated with a
profusion Of flowers, palms and ferns, and In
the dining-room color scheme OF lavender
and white was carried out with hyacinths.
Smilax and ferns added to the pretty effect.
| Misses Minnie, Rose and Josephine Kantro-
| WITT assisted through the rooms, and Mrs.
James Kantrowitz and Miss Hattie Stern pre-
sided in the dinng-room About seventy five
guests were present.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Stiles Of 1928 Elliot
avenue entertained at cards last evening.
Roses and carnations, dafodils and tulips
| were used with palms and ferns to decorate
| the rooms. After tn games a light supper
was served from the card tables.
Mrs. G. A. Morris gave a Dutch supper Of
4 twelve covers last evening at her home, 1919
Hennepin avenue.
/ The class of O3 of the medical department
OF the university gave dancing party Tues
| day evening in Mrs Mobiles hall. The ar
! rangements were in charge of Messrs Russell
| and Schlaben. The hall was decorated in
maroon and gold. and there was profusion
OF carnations. About fifty young people en-
joyed the program Of popular dances
A dancing party was given Tuesday evening
in the Holmes Hotel by Theta chapter Of Phi
ERho Sigma fraternity of the Hamline univer"
lsity medical department. A program of six
teen numbers was played ana the dance
cards were in the college colors with the fra
ternity emblem. Frappe was served during
the evening, and there were 100 guests. =,
/ Mrs, Albert Griswold of 27O4 Harriet avenue
gave "a delightful luncheon Tuesday for he1
niece, Mrs J. L. Hill, bride of last month
The dining-rcom was decorated with pink
oeeAAAS9 AoA
nished amusement for the afternoon. The
guests were Mrs. J.. L. Hill, Misses Ruth
Morse, Lois Morse, Ethel Palmer, Maud Lam
gan, Lois Tenant. Edna Adams and Agnes
i Griswold . s;sesa .,eg- ,gs ~
4 Mrs. George R. Huntington Of Third avenue
S gave a luncheon Of ten covers Tuesday fol
Miss Hinkley of Green Bay. Wis. who is
4 the guest of Mrs. James Burns Jonquifs
formed a pretty centerpiece and carnations
were at. each cover.
Mrs. E. NJ French entertained ten women
YESTERDAY at her home, 1872 w Lake street, in
honor of Mrs w. V. Whipple ofSauk Center
MINI.
Miss Sigred f. Sundstrom and Robert G.
Lindblad were married Tuesday evening 81
the home Of the officiating minister, Rev. T
i r. Allen. The bride wore cheviot sui
with white silk blouse. Mr. and Mrs. LIND
|blad will make their home in the city.