The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-09
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MRS. George w Frey gave pretty lunch
con this afternoon in Donaldson's tea rooms
Tor her mother, Mrs. E. A. FAIRIES of Sweet
Spring Mo-. and her sister, Mrs. w. E..
Berryman of St. Louis. The table was ar
ranged in the dutch room and was decorated
with sweet peas, pink and white. Covers
We're laid for fourteen, and the guests We're
Mines. FAIRIES, Bergman, j.. S. McLain, F.
w. Currier, j. F. Calhoun, G. E.. Fisher,
Henderson Of Boston, Clarence Strachauer.
H w. Bogart, H. l.. Tucker. Harry Lackore,
H. L. Hankinson and W. M. Hopkins. o..
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Butteraeld announce
the engagement. Of their daughter, Gertrude
Ruth, and Rufus NJ Harrington. The we'd
ding will take place in the fall. J.: -..-,
reunion Of the class Of so of the uni
versity will be held at Lake Harriet, Friday
afternoon at o'clock basket luncheon
, will be served. sss> y..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. .5Ashbrook of Kansas
City entertained a group OF guests at the
horse show yesterday afternoon. Dinner was
served, and the party took trolley ride in
Mr.. Goodrich's private car and attended the
concert at Lake Harriet. The guests were
Messrs and Mines. A.. H. Barnard. T. IN.
Kenyon, j. d. McArdle, w I. Carpenter, /. "
Gedney F.. c. Phelps of Boston, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Hanson Misses Florence Scott, Mabel Gil
berson, New York; Messrs. George Ford Nor
rs, Chicago: Louis A. Laramee and F. w.
Dean.
The wedding of Miss Rozella Mcdowell and
DR.. James Arthur lDurrent took place last
evening OF the home of Mr.. and Mra. John
Nilsson 1920 Humboldt avenue s. bank
of palms was arranged in the second parlor
and clusters of pink roses were placed on the
mantel and tables. Pink sweet peas and car
nations were in the dinng-room. Rev. L. H.
Hallock read the service, which was wit
messed by twenty guests. There were no at
tendants, and the bride wore white french
lawn trimmed with Irish crochet lace and car
ried bride roses DR. and Mrs A. Perkins and
Miss Efie Current OF Dickinson, IN. D., and
Mrs C. "A. Mcdowell Of Adair, Iowa, were the
out-of-town guests DIR. and Mrs. Current LETT
for the west. and they will be at home at
Snohomish Wash. after Sept. l. -
r The wedding of Miss Ada Wareham OF Gid
den, Iowa. and John F. Rogers OF Glasgow,
Mont. was solemnized yesterday at the nome
Of Rev. j. M. Cleary. Miss Hattie leigh OF
Chicago was maid of honor and F. B. Peter
son of KalisDell, Mont..i was best man. Inc
bride wore gown Of green and white 1oulard
and carried bride roses. Mr. Rogers ana MS
bride left in the evening for Burlington, ano
later they will visit Prairie du Chen. Mr..
Rogers old home. They will be at hons
after July Is at Glasgow. Mont.
Mrs. Minnie J. Spaulding and Max A, sturm
were quietly married yesterday at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. E. A. Morris. on
Hennepn avenue. Only the immediate rela.
tives witnessed the service. which was reau
by Rev DR.. Hutsinpiller An informal recep-
tion followed Mr.. and Mrs. Sturm will be
at home in the Woonsocket after Aug l.
The marriage has been announced OF Mrs
Mary b. Cummings and William Morrlsey
The service was read in st. Paul June IL. .Mr
and Mrs Morrisey will make their nome IL
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Schultz entertained las
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz o.
Tacoma. A musical program was given ane
refreshments served.