The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eustis, Henry
Eustis, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Porter,
Mines Arthur Dickerman, William H. Wheel
err and Herman Duhme Mrs. Whallon's gown
was OF silver grey crepe dc chine, with trim
mings of white chiffon and point lace Mrs.
Eustis wore silver. brooaded satin with point
lace and white chiffon trimmings. Mrs. Por-
ter was IN princess gown of white lace over
a slip of white satin; Mrs. Dickerman's gown
was of white silk fashioned with light blue
velvet; Mrs, Duhme wore black silk with
point lace, and Mrs. Wheeler was In gray
silk with point lace.
A collation. was served in the dining-room,
where the DECORATIONS were very beautiful.
The chandelier was hidden in azalea blossoms
and from the center broad bands OF white
tulle fell to the polish table. A wide border
of azaleas was arranged around the table
Tiny cakes in which were ring, thlmDle
and sixpence, were served to the young
women. Toe ring was OF threads OF gold tied
in a true lovers knot, and had been found
by the bride six years ago in cake at a
wedding in the family
Before the bride left she presented her
small attendants with large dolls, dainty IN
lawn, ribbons and lace. Mr.. Whallon gave
his ushers and best, man scarf pins, and to
his bride a Steinway grand piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whallon left for trip of two
months In California and the west. On their
return they will be at home at the West
Hotel Mrs. Whallon's travelling gown was
of green-gray cloth with a bodice OF red SILK
popiln. She wore black and white hat and
sable furs.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Dean have issued
invitations for reception to be given Friday
evening from until 10 o'clock at their home.
419 Oak Grove street, In honor. OF Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Goddard
A dancing party will be given next Friday
evening in Johnson hall by the senior class OF
the North high school. A program of fifteen
numbers will be danced. Will Young Is
chairman of the committee on arrangements.
Mrs. Charles Mcneil and Mrs. Harry Lack
ore will give a six-hand euchre party to
sixty guests Thursday afternoon at their
apartments, 1913 and TAO p Sixteenth street
Miss Margaret Mcneil will entertain her
teachers at the Madison school with phono-
graph party tomorrow afternoon.
A banquet will be given Feb. % by the
Delta Delta Delta fraternity at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Sumner on Lyndale
avenue N. to celebrate the founding OF the
local chapter The members of the active
chapter will be the guests OF the Alumnae
Alliance.
Mrs. j. M. Robinson and several other
women will give charity card party Wednes-
day afternoon, Feb. s. in Johnson hall. The
object is to make provision for worthy TAM
lily which Is in need of assistance. AS the
women arranging the affair are we'll known
and experienced in philanthropic work their
management of the party will insure its COM
| plete social and financial success.
The Merrymakers have issued invitations
Sou Nf hot dol joht
given in Mrs. Mobiles hall Thursday even
ing. Miss Wayne Dayton will preside at the
piano. 1-y........ , -
Miss Maude Freeman gave dancing party
| for the Alpha Phi fraternity last evening at
her home OH Summit avenue, st. Paul. MIS-
Albert Clarke and Miss Spicer of Willmar, re-
ceived with Miss Freeman. The sixty guests
| included group Of Minneapolis young peo-
pie. .-.
| Mrs A. c. Loring entertained informally at
| a thimble bee yesterday afternoon at her
home on Clifton avenue in honor OF MRS.
Welles and her sister of Chicago.
Mrs D s Irwin gave a dinner of twelve
covers last evening for her sisters and for
| the Misses Irwin. The decorations were IN
green and white. 2.&
| Wednesday eye ning the Orpheus Singing
society gave delightful reception in the
rooms Of the Apollo club in the Lyceum
building. musical program was given by
Professor G. J. Appleton, Anton Maine, N.
p Void, the St. Paul quartet and the Or
pheus society. Harry Iund gave an ad-
| dress. Misses Emma and Ida Jackson and
Emma Allen served light refreshments. About
! $50 guests were present and the affair was
arranged by Robert Holmen, Fred Sabom and
| Thn nfpfy yyil OF
first concert Sunday, Feb. 2. in the Untar-
! ian church ..t-s.,-
DR. Louis; ]: Covell, who left Monday for
Byron, Mich, to make his home, gave fare
| we'll dinner-Sunday at the home of his par
ents, 3O3 Fifteenth street. Dr.. Cora ENEMY
| of ST. Paul assisted him and the guests were
Carroll Dawley. Sidney Meyer, Frank Lane,
Harry Kelsey, Gus Hobart, Will Buchanan
and Ned Covell. .E .s
Miss Agnes Doherty and Richard Evans
| were married in st. Stephens church yes
terday. Miss Fannie Doyle of St. Paul was
maid of honor and Eugene Doherty was best
man. The service was read by Rev. Father
| Dahehy in the presence of about fifty guests.
I A wedding breakfast was served at the home
i of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
went to Seattle and the Pacific coast and on
4 their return they will be. at home at 2sO1
Stevens avenue. -I
Miss Florence X Myers and William H.
| Broughton were married Wednesday at the
home of E. R. Mears, 2703 Aldrich avenue S.
| The service was read by Rev. L. l.. Lansing.
Personal and Social.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Thorpe are home from q
| two weeks eastern trip.
The S. S. Euchre club met to-day with Mrs
| c. A. Bevier, $3.50 Stevens avenue
Pansy lodge, D. of r., will give shirt
Ollet avenue