The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-06

Mrs. D. H. Thornton gave thimble bee
this afternoon at her home on Park avenue,
entertaining forty women. Tulips ana roses
were arranged in simple fashion through the
rooms Mrs Thornton was assisted by
Mines. c. H. Peake, w. Bogart and Elijah
Barton.
Mrs. w. w. Bill of Nicollet avenue gave
breakfast Of eight covers to-day for Mrs
Charles Johnson. Yellow jonquils decorated
the rooms and the table, After luncheon Mrs
Johnson was presented with handsome cut
glass vase and later cards were played. The
guests were Mines. Johnson, G. j. Scanlon,
j. O'Brien, Theodore Hays, Il. G. Pike, B. R.
Coppage and Brower-Anchor
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hill and Arson
McCook Beard of New York has been an
nounced to take place Wednesday. April ?,
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James j. HILL in st. Paul The serv-
ice will be read by Archbishop ireland, who
officiated at the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
HILL -5s.- -".. !
Society is interested in the concert to be
given to morrow evening in the Lyceum thea
ter: by the University Glee and Mandolin
clubs. There will.be any number OF box par
ties and, in addition to those already an
nounces as hostesses, is Mrs. James Pye, who
will entertain q group OF young people. The
LuedISf Will Ue uScOfdleu III Tie university
colors There will be an intermission for
conversation when the members of the clubs
can greet their friends in the audience
| Mr. and Mrs r. ~ Young will entertain
| at dinner tomorrow evening at their home on
| Portland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Warden celebrated theil
| silver wedding last evening at their home or
| f Fifteenth street. Spring flowers were useC
| through therooms and palms, ferns and white
| blossoms made an attractive background II
! the bay window where the bridal couple
stood. Mrs. Wardner wore her wedding gow1
Of cream silk, draped with chiffon and pon
lace, and carried pansies. The dining-roon
was also in green and white In the cente
| OF the table was a quaint silver basket o
| lilies 5of the valley and around it were s1lVe
and cut-gIass eandlesticks with green tapers
Assisting through the rooms were Messrs. AM
Mines Warden, fDeHaven and Burtfeldt, ant
! alternating in the dintng-room were Mines
| Garret and Webb. A mandolin program wa
| given as the guests came and went.
| An informal dancing party was given in tn
| Holmes hotel Tuesday evening for the guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. Schriber announce the ell
gagement of their daughter Miss Sadi
Schriber, to Marcus Davidson. &-~t2N@&Ei
The twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
| Ehle of 1924 Twentieth avenue S, were we
last evening at their home when Miss Mabe
| lIhle was married to Clayton II. Stambaugt
and Miss Myrtle E. Ehle to Albert N. Dab
The rooms we're decorated with pink carna
tons and smiIax. Berne Dahl played tn
wedding music and furnished an accompan
ment for the service, which was read by Rev
Charles f. Davis. Miss Helen Marvin of Mi
waukee and Miss Helen Gregory were tn
bridesmaids, and Harry Rogers of Racin
Wis, and Frederick Ehlc were the best mel
The brides were gowned alike in Persian mu
with trimmings of panne satin, and tt
bridal bouquets were bride weddr
supper followed. The sixty guests include
4 relatives and friends from Wisconsin and S
Paul,
Mrs. Adele Bardwell of Portland avenue =.
tertained a group OF women at an inform
supper last evening in honor Of her daugl
ter, Miss Adele Chaplin. The decorations we
4 in pink and green.