The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-14
In Social Circles.

In s9OCadl \,IrCIcS
a military reception and banquet will be 4
given in the West hotel Wednesday evening
In honor of Governor S. r. Van SAINT. The
invitation and reception committee includes
the members of the governors staff, General
Albert A. Ames, General Henry j. Gjertsen,s Il
General Sherman S. Smith, Colonel James
5. Montgomery, Colonel Roland Hartley,
colonel Albert ID. Reade, Colonel John j.
Wlndrum, Colonel James Edwin, MAJOR Cor
nelius 3. Shove, Major Ellsworth c. Warner.
Major Hugh Longstaff, Major Bernhard Hage,
Colonel Alexander Stewart, Colonel Jacob f.
Force, Colonel Clark w. Elliott and Colonel
George NJ. Miles.
The reception will be held from until
o'clock and will be followed by the banquet
Colonel Albert D. Reade will be POSTMASTER
and General Ames will welcome the governor,
VINO will respond. The responses to the toass
Will be limited to ten minutes, and will be
as follows: DR.. James S. Montgomery, ''The
Citizen Soldier Major Frank T. Corriston,
First Infantry; Colonel Joseph Bobleter,
Second Infantry; Colonel G. "A. Van Duzee,
Third infantry; Major G. G. Lambert
First Artillery; Major G. B. Shove, "The
staff OF the Commander in Chief :"
The bridal party for Miss Harriet Pillsbury
and Harold Osgood Aver will include Miss
Elizabeth Donaldson, maid of honor; Edward
Hosmer Harmon Of Chicago, best man; C.
c. Pllsbury, John S. Pilsbury Preston Dun:
woody, all Of Minneapolis: Harry Pollard,
Lowell, Mass; Harry Babcock, Neenah, Wis.
and G. e. Bergstrom Of Oconto Falls Wis,
ushers Mr.. Aver and his mother Mrs. A.
W. Aver, of Vermont, Will arrive Friday
morning and will he guests of Mrs. Fred
Pillsbury. The ushers will come Sunday
morning and will be at the West hotel The
affairs to be given for the bridal couple and
their attendants will include a tea Friday
afternoon to be given by Mrs Pisbury,
dinner Friday evening given by Mrs. CaA
Pillsbury and John Pllsbury; dancing par
ty the following Monday at which Miss Eliza
beth donaldson will be hostess, and the bridal
dinner Which Miss Pllsbury will give the
night before the wedding
The engagement is announced of Miss Flor
ence l.. Campbell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
David Campbell of 272S First avenue S, 10
Burton Sprague. The marriage will take place
in the fail
w. H. Hastings has announced the engage
ment of his daughter Miss Jessie M. Hastings
and Harry C. Welcome. The wedding will
take place the last of June.
Miss Clara Mabelle Meyers and DR.. Joseph
Clarke will be married Wednesday, April go
in the Church of the Immaculate Conception
Wednesday, April %, Mrs G. NJ Kistler of
637 Sixth avenue N will give linen shower
for the bride-elect
The Minikahda club will be re-opened to-
morrow. Workmen have been busy at the
club for the past few weeks and extensive
alterations have been made. Another private
ulnlng-room has been arranged, the kitchen
has been enlarged thirty feet and a cottage
has been built for the steward The club has
been entirely redecorated under the direction
OF John S. Bradstrect. and the color scheme
or the large rooms has been changed from
red to green. The reopening of the club
will not be formally celebrated, as the per-
formance of 1.-THE Vikings tomorrow eve
ming would keep people away; but no doubt
the CLUB members will go out during the
afternoon to admire the improvements and
take glance at the golf links. There will
be music every Saturday evening at the club
and the Informal dancing, which has been
such pleasant feature of club life, will be
renewed.
Inc initiation banquet of Theta Delta Zea
fraternity of the Central high school was held
last evening at the home of Miss Tubbs on
Portland avenue. The decorations were in
green and gold, the fraternity colors, and
daffodis formed the centerpiece Miss Null
lin was toastmistresss and the responses were
as follows Miss Tubbs, Sorority; Miss
Fleu. Relations Between Sorority and Fra
ternity': Miss Laura Fleu, '*The Typical So
rority Girl; Miss Trondle What an Active
Member Should Be- Covers were laid for
twelve. 49,,
Saturday evening Mrs. Walter s. Harris and
Miss Brewer entertained informally at their
oh Al.
Moore and Roy Cooke. The guests were the
members OF the Cooke-Moore bridat party.
Mrs M Singleton gave theater party
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. c. Sinclair of
Lake City, who is visiting Mrs Deterly, $40
Girard avenue.
Miss Margaret McMulien planned a pleasant
surprise Friday evening for her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McMul,en of Sol Fourth
street Sc, in honor of the fifty-third ami
versary of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Mullen were married in Bradley Me-. and
came to Minnesota the following year When
the land the west side of the river was
thrown open Mr.. McMulen filed on a claim
OF 100 acres near wha. is now Park avenue
and Twenty-eighth street. Mrs. McMullen
did not want to live among the Indians and
the claim was sold. Mr. and Mrs aMcMuIlen
have two sons, Albert E and Wilbert H.,
Well-knoWn lumbermen of the East Side
Mrs Frederick Sammis Of the Nauhlaka
gave luncheon Friday for Miss Kelley The
guests were Miss Lillian Kelley Mines Edwin
A. Force, Jerome kurtzman, John w Greer
and Booth. Last Monday evening Mrs. Edwin
Force and Miss Griffith gave an informal
dancing party for Miss Kelley, who is from
Menominee, Wis, and John w. Kelley of
Seattle, Wash, both guests of Mr. and Mrs
Force. The party was given at the home of
Miss Griffith, who led the cotillion, dancing
with MI. Kelley. There were fifty guests
Miss Mary Wilkinson and Walter l.. Mas
were married Friday morning in the
Cathedral, st. Paul. Mrs. Edgar Hermann
Wolff, nee Miller, of minneapolis, was matron
Or honor, and wore a gown of pearl gray
crepe and carried pink roses. The bride wore
cream crepe with applique of lace and a
white chiffon hat. Her flowers were bride
roses Arthur Mas was best man and the ser
vice was read by Rev. Father LAWYER A
wedding breakfast was served at the new home
of the bridal couple in the Marlborough,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Mas will be at home
after June 1.