The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-13
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FOR A BRIDE TO BE
Luncheon Given This Afternoon for
Miss Chrissie Benton. Bride
- of Wednesday, !. 4 ~
Wedding Of Miss Ethel Began and
John E. Shaw Wednesday,
October 20.

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Mrs. William A. Badger and Mrs. Fred
erick Sammis gave a luncheon this after
noon for Miss Chrssie Benton, a bride of
Wednesday. Covers were laid for sixteen
and the guests progressed from one table
to another,
The wedding of Miss Ethel Began,
daughter Of DR.. F. W. Began, of Wash
ington, D. c., and John e. Shaw will take
place in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
Miss Began has visited Minneapolis sew
eral times and will be welcomed by large
circle of friends when she comes as
bride. Mr.. Shaw will give a dinner to a
group of men Saturday evening at the
Minneapolis club.
wedding that will interest Minneapolis
people will be that of Miss Bertha Rob-
bins and Frederick P. Miller which will
take place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Robbins, on
Summit avenue. st. Paul, Thursday. Mr..
Miller is the son of Mrs. Emily Hunting
ton Miller Of Chicago and will take his
bride to that city to reside after trip
east.
The wedding of Miss Mary E. Conner
and Denis H. O'Connor of st. Paul will
st. Stephens church and will be followed
by a breakfast at the home Of the bride.
1850 Bryant avenue S. Miss Honora M.
Conner will be maid Of honor and DR..
O'Connor Of Oelwein, Iowa, will be best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Way Of Ill Lyn-
dale avenue n, announce the engagement
Of their niece, Miss Harriet A. Hardy, to
Harry L. Van Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boutin announce
the engagement of their daughter Eugenia
NJ, to Attren p. Mcdonald. The wedding
will take place this month.
Miss Alfalfa Lanevelle will entertain
Thursday evening for her sister, Miss
Clara Olivia I1anevelle, a bride of next
week. The wedding Of Miss Lanevele
and James J. McNamee will take place
Thursday, Oct. %. The bride will be at
tended by her sister and Andrew Foley
will be best man. The ushers will be An
thony Lanevelle, Otto B. Move and
George McNamee. Last week Miss Mae
McNamee gave a towel shower for the
bride.
The marriage of Miss Grace Corbett
formerly of Minneapolis but now of San
born, Iowa, and Joseph Yuleberg of Port
age, Wis, will take place next month at
Sanborn. Miss Corbett is the guest of
Mrs. James Curtin, who gave a dinner
last week in her honor Carnations
decked the table and marked the bride
place. Covers were laid for twelve and
Miss COrbett was presented with souy-
enir Of the affair.".
A pleasant feature of the convention Of
the National Association of Agricultural
Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
will be the reception for the women which
the women of the Minneapolis Implement
association will give Wednesday afternoon
from until o'clock at the home of
Mrs William J. Dean 419 Oak Grove
street.
Mrs. Frank w. Forman and Mrs Alex
anuer CleriheW, Jr, will give a reception
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
FOrman, 1908 Park avenue
The recently organized Royal Arcanum
entertainment association will give the
first Of It's series of dancing parties Tues
day evening, Oct II, in Masonic Temple.
The proceeds will aid the Royal Arcanum
hospital bed fund. The dates of the other
parties will be Nov. 20, Jan. 6, Feb. 5.
The entertainment committee includes
"A. G. Danenbaum, w. H. Barber, T. A.
Clark, G. D. Squire, G. H. Bailey, c. E.
Bell, A. G. Story and John McAvuy. The
floor committee Is made up of two repre-
sentatives from each of the nine city
councils.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry J. MOreton gave
theater party and supper Saturday even
ing for Miss Louise Heffelfnger and
James Bell. There were eight guests.
Horace Earle entertained a group OF
young people Saturday evening at the
Mtnnetonka club for Miss Elizabeth Don
aldson, who leaves this week for the east
Messrs. and Mines. c. r. Jaffray, w. S
Dw1nnell, Willis Jones and Luther Far.
rington went down to Lake Pepin on the
Dunnotar Saturday and returned las
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Ballantyne were
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening ii
honor Of their tenth wedding anniversary
Music, dancing and cards were the diver
sions and supper was served. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Ballantyne were presented with
variety Of tinware.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Opsahl were sur
prised Friday in honor Of Mr.. Opsahl
birthday. Autumn leaves frightened tn,
rooms. Music and recitations were tn
amusements and supper was served.
The wedding of Miss Abbie Lena Arm
strong, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Armstrong, and Charles G.. Edgerton. tool
place at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening a
the brides home. Autumn leaves and as
tors decked the rooms and the decora
lions in the dining room carried out
color scheme Of green and white. Mrs
l.. A. Harris played the Mendelsshon wed
ding march as the bridal party entered
Rev. MIR. Pressly read the service, an
William S. Armstrong. Jr., brother of tn
bride, was best man. Miss Nettie Arm
strong was maid Of honor and carrie
pink roses. Little Lucille Armstrong pre-
coded the bride carrying the ring. Th