The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-21
lnSocial Circles

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carleton Young en-
tertained a group of out-of-town friends on
the launch Dunnottar. Saturday. A cruise
down the Mississippi to the St. .Croix and up
to Hudson was enjoyed. At Hastings Mr.. and
Mrs. Young and their guests took the train
for Lake City and they spent Sunday at their
fishing lodge. ..- ..~
DR.. McCord and E. N. Rose were hosts on
cruise up the Minnesota river on the Dun
nottar yesterday. The same men entertained
group of guests on the yacht Friday.
H. L. Green will give yachting party On
the Dunnottar, Sunday
Mrs. r. D. Matchan gave luncheon Of
ten covers Saturday afternoon at Dorner's.
White carnations and ferns decked the table.
After luncheon Mrs. Matohan entertained her
guests at theater party at the Metropolitan
Miss Mnnette Rollins gave a luncheon
Thursday afternoon for Miss Alice Hunt. The
marriage Of Miss Hunt and Harry H. Andrews
will take place Thursday evening at the new
home of the young couple, 416 Fifth avenue
Sc. Mr.. Andrews and his bride will go to
Europe for three mouths trip. ...
Thursday afternoon Misses Eva and Meta
Rees entertained informally for a group of
out-of-town young women. They were MISS
Marks of Troy, Miss Elkorn Of New YORK
city, Miss Fischell Of St. Louis, Miss Stein
field of Columbus, Miss Cohen of Chicago
- Miss Mayer Of ST. Louis Miss Meyers of ST.
Louis and Miss Brandse of Omaha. Progress
siye games were played and luncheon was
served from table decked in white and pink.
Miss Lillian Mcclure Of Winona was the
guest Of honor Thursday evening at an in
formal gathering given by her sister, Mrs.
d Nf Thirtaanth avenue II,
Games and music were the diversions ana
g. light supper was served. Red roses and
ferns were the table decorations.
Mrs, Lena Stanek entertained Thursday
evening at her home on Tenth street 5.
Sweet peas and roses made the room attrac-
tive. A program was given by Misses Marie
Langton, Grace Washburn, Lizzie Swelgert,
Mines. Lucy Teel and Agnes Kottaba Mrs
Stanek was presented with handsome china
tea set.
A wedding that will bring bride to Min
neapolis took place Wednesday evening IN
Pittsburg when Miss Elmira McEwan John
ston, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M John-
ston and John Hall Musgrove of Minneapolis
we're married. The service was read by Kew.
Robert j. Coster, and the best man was Dr.
Samuel Musgrove Of Minneapolis. Ine
brides attendants were Misses Alice Falrman
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Fay Emmons, flower girl. Miss Johnston
wore white duchesse satin. with full court
train A cornet Of orange blossoms eaugnt
her veil A necklace of diamonds and pearls
was her only ornament and her flowers were
bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Musgrove left for
a European trip, and on their return they
will come to this city to reside
The wedding of Miss Louise Ellingson and
Christian Jensyold took place last week In
soen. The service was read in the church,
which was elaborately decorated with flowers
and ferns The wedding march was played
by Mrs c. Hartz Of Minneapolis. Miss
Gerena Ellingson was maid of honor, and
wore blue silk null. The BRIDES gown was OF
white crepe de chine over taffeta, and she
carried white roses. J. Jensvold was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensvold will be at home
N Fairview. S. D. The guests included
group of Minneapolis people.
Mrs Hal S. Goldblum will give parcel
shower tomorrow afternoon for Miss ldella
Clar BauchInan, whose marriage to Arthur Y.
Taylor will take place July 2S.
The Kappa Delta Phi girls will give
matinee party at the Metropolitan theater
Wednesday. A sailing party at Lake Cal
houn will follow the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. William San1els OF 704 Oak
Lake avenue entertained at picnic luncheon
Yesterday at Minnehaha Falls in honor OF
their friend, Miss nellie Haeussler Of Montl-
cello, Iowa. A trip to Fort Smelling and the
Soldiers Home was enjoyed after the lunch
con had been served.