The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
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4 GOLDEN WEDDING ] ];
Will Be Celebrated Tuesday by Mr..
and Mrs. c.. B. Henning Of r.
This City. >E%% f. @...: \,
Mrs. L. H. Caswell Entertains In
formally This Afternoon for
Mrs. Henning.

Mrs. Henning.
Mrs. L. II! Caswell entertained inform
ally this afternoon at her home on Column
| bus avenue for Mrs. G.. B. Henning. Mr.
and Mrs. Henning will celebrate their
i golden wedding Tuesday and a dinner Of
fifty covers will be given at 'thejhome of
/ their daughter Mrs. Hitler, on Columbus
avenue. The affair this afternoon was in
the nature of a parcel shower, for pros
pective brides are not to be allowed to
monopolize that form of entertainment,
and each of the guests brought a gift for
| the bride of fifty years. The decorations
twelve Of Mrs. Henning's friends were
| present.
Mrs. E. M. Pike entertained group Of
| twenty children this afternoon at her
| home on Humboldt avenue s, in honor
| Of the ninth birthday anniversary Of her
son, Marion Lane Pike. The rooms were
prettily decorated with white and pink
chrysanthemums. Games were played
and prizes were given the childen for
pinning on the donkey's TAIL Supper was
served In the diningroom where chrys-
anthemums decked the table. Mrs Pike
| was assisted by Mrs. A. G. Dickey and
| y
were Marion and Louise Trask, Helen
scanlon, Ruth Ianders Imogene Nelson,
Allan NeWhall, Walter Gilbert, Philip
| Barnes, Amor Bauman, Eugene Roberts,
Robert Scanlon, Clark Robertson, Carson
Hanks, William Carpenter lockwood Nell
son, Louis Kelley, Donald Brown and
Cooper Bruce.
| The young women of the Alpha Phi fra
| ternity have been busy all fall preparing
| for a bazaar which will be held Monday
afternoon and evening at the home of
| Miss Florence Akeley on Park avenue. A
great variety Of pretty and useful articles
| have been made and the proceeds will be
! used toward the fund for the chapter
house which the fraternity will build
The West Hotel will be the center of in
| terest this evening when the charity ball
| will bring the representative people of
Minneapolis together. The decorators
| have been busy all day and the hotel will
| be transformed into garden of beauty.
| Only two colors, red and green, will be
| used in the ballroom, corridors and sup
| per room and the lights are shaded to
| simulate great glowing poinsetta bios
SONS. Palms and ferns will contribute to
| the charming effect and red rugs Will
| cover the floors. In the reception room
| chrysanthemums, fluffy white balls, Will
be in decided contract to the vivid color
| in the corridors. The decorations have
been under the direction Of Mrs. J. R.
| Vanderlip and Mrs. Chauncy R. Lamb and
they will be we'll worth seeing. AS every
| body has planned for weeks to attend the
| charity ball there is little else going on
| this evening and those who are interested
| in the Home for Children and Aged
| Women will be present to aid the 1nsti-
tuition while those who have no special,
| interest in the philanthropy will attend;
because the charity ball. is one of the
functions of the" year. - s -. 80 4. i.
The people of Park Avenue NJ. E. church
! will give a reception this evening in the,
church parlors for Rev. and Mrs. G: e.
VALENTINE.
The first annual banquet of the Native
! Sons of Minnesota will be given Wednes-
| day at the Commercial Club. ~. = -
| The Senate Limited Dancing club will
give a dancing party this evening in
| Johnson hall.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Aida M. Anderson, daughter Of P. Ander
son of Rush City, MIMI. and Rev. A.
Aaron Of .Passaic, n. J. Mr.. Aaron is the
| son of A. Anderson Of .613 Nineteenth
avenue and lived in Minneapolis un-
| til about four years ago., when he &C
cepted charge in Passaic." The wedding
will take place Wednesday evening, Nov.
! 26, in Augustana church, and will be fol-
| flowed by reception for the immediate
family at the home of Mr.. Anderson.
I The marriage Of Miss Mary Eleanor
Conner and Dennis Fl. OConnor of st.
| Paul took place yesterday morning in
| st. Stephens church. The altar was
decorated with smilax and chrysanthe
| NUNS and the same flower wreathed the
altar rail. Miss Lulu Houle, organist, and
James j. Latourelle, vocalist, played the
| wedding march, and as the guests were
seated Nelson Price sang THE Holy
City," The ushers were DR.. John Ar
| mitage and Earl P. Connor. The maid of
honor, Miss Honora Connor, wore blue
| Paris muslin trimmed with lace medal
| lions and carried pink roses. The brides
| gown was white chiffon over silk trimmed
| with lace, and her flowers were chrysan-
| themums. The best man was DR.. John
O'Connor of Oelwein, Iowa, and the bride
! entered with her brother, Edwin M. Con-
| nor. The nuptial mass was said by Rev.
/ D. S. O'Connor Of Oelwein, assisted by
Rev. Patrick Danehy and Rev. Michael
Riley.
| A breakfast was served at the Connor
| residence on Bryant avenue and covers
were laid for forty. Those from out of
town were: Miss Ellen Mary O'Connor
| Of Castlelack, Bandon Ireland DR.. j. B.
! O'Connor, Rev. Mr.. O'Connor, Miss Helen
Hurley of Oelwein, Iowa; Mrs. Allen Cook
son and son of Cloquet, Minn.; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Conner Of Faribault; Eugene
| O'Connor of Notre Dame. The decora-
tons were in chrysanthemums and ferns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor left for the east
and they will be at home at 1850 Bryant
avenue S after Dec. Is. The brides
travelling gown was of blue venetian cloth
trimmed with white satin and lace. A..,
| Last evening Mr.. Conner gave dinner
for the out Of town guests. 49, -.
| The vestry Of Gethsemane church gave
an informal reception last. evening in
| knickerbocker hall for Rev. and Mrs. Irv-
! ing p. Johnson. The platform was banked
with palms and ferns and pink and white
chrysanthemums were. arranged in the
green tangle. The lights were shaded in
pink. Mr. and Mrs Johnson were as
| sisted in receiving by the vestry, E. F..
! Weitzel, senior warden; G. G. Church,
! Junior warden; Messrs. Thomas Miles,