The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16
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Mr. and Mrs. f. A.. Gamble OF 274O Bloom
ington avenue have announced the engage
ment of their sister, Miss Bertha j. Lowery,
and L. A Harris. The wedding will take
place in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt Judson of Chi
cago have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Alice. to Dr.. Gordon Laing of Chi
cago university. DR.. Judson, who was for
merly at the University of Minnesota, is
dean of Chicago University
The Northwestern Chi Psi association will
have its twenty-seventh annual banquet this
evening at the Commercial Club There was
an informal gathering OF the men at the
chapter house this afternoon and luncheon
was served The men of the active chapter
acted as hosts and the guests included
number of t-of- town Chi Psis
The alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta frater-
nifty have issued invitations for a reception
to be given in honor of the Khalailu club at
2022 Blasdell avenue, next Friday evening.
The patronesses will be Mesdames Richard
Burton, +. j E. Woodbridge, Carl Schlenker,
w S. Potter Edward ii. Crooker, A. B.
jackson, Philip B. Hunt, E. W. Backus, w.
A. Jones and T. B. Forman
Twenty-f four members of the Town and
Country club and the same number from
the Minkahda club will play a ping-pong
tournament at the Minikahda club tomorrow
evening. The st, Paul men and women will
be entertained at dinner at the club and the
orchestra will begin its concert at o'clock.
double wedding will take place in Beth
iehem Norwegian Lutheran church next
-ohr $50 Naly an
Miss Mabel Amanda Fjeldstad, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fjedstad. and Dr.. O.. H
Bake Of Blooming Prairie, and Miss Sevrna
Marie Olson, daughter of Mrs Julia Olson,
and Alexander H. Fjeldstad of Blooming
Prairie will be married.
The Seventeenth Street Euchre club will
have its last meeting OF the year Monday
afternoon with Mrs H. H. Barber on East
Seventeenth street.
Miss Alice Widener was the guest Of honor
at luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. w. r
Ceator Of Bryant avenue n. Spring blossoms
furnished charming decoration. -
An informal dancing party was given last
evening for the guests of Hotel Clinton. The
parlors were attractive with rugs and draper
les and we've lighted with oriental lanterns.
Red roses and carnations were also used.
numbers and frappe was served during the
evening. About 100 guests were present.
Miss Amanda Anderson and Harry G.
Wooley were married Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Townsend,
1924 Lincoln street Ne About fifty guests wit
ressed the service which read by Rev.
NJ. B. Morris. T. V. TWnning was at the
piano and Miss Susie Shields sang @ Promise
Me- before the service and Arthur Shaw gave
My Dream Of You at the close. Little Syl-
via Townsend was the flower girl and Arthur
T. Townsend carried the ring. The bride
wore blue Venetian cloth with trimmings Of
white liberty satin and lace and she carried
bride roses and ferns A collation. was served
in the dining-room. Mr. and Mrs Wooey
left for short trip and they will be at home
at 80! Dwentysixth avenue NE, after June 1.
Miss E. Bohlin and A Johnson we're mar
ried Wednesday evening in St. Ansgarus
church. Rev. Mr.. Alvegren of st. Paul read
the service which was followed by reception
at the home Of the bridegrooms sister, Mrs.
e. Rhodine, 1925 Twenty second street NE.
About sixty guests were present.
Miss Edith Watzke was one of the brides
maids Wednesday at the marriage of Miss.
Helen Emma Mepges and Charles Amann of
La Crosse, which took place in st. Gabrie's
church, Prairie du Chen, Wis. Among the
Minneapolis. r
..s Personal and Social. ..-E ... ~
DR.. J. w. Bell and family have returned
from the east.
St Stephen's court, No $50, w, c. O. F..
will give an anniversary dance Wednesday
evening in Morgan post hail. Third street and
Nicollet avenue.
Rs follows: Mnneap eapolis--Cosmcpoltan, J.
kladdock: Victoria, R. Brown: Albert, R. F.
Fulzen. Spicer, Minn-Victoria, T. NJ. Find
ley: Herman, Mnn.--vctoria, j, F. Mcleod.
puiuth-Broad Central, W. F.. Wright. Good
viii, S. D:-Earlington, D. E. Evans. Scot
and, S. D;--.Bart4oldi, Rev. H. P: Carson.
Wimar, Minn.--Nictoria, NJ. Mcdonald
Earlton, Minn.-Park Avenue, F. A. Watkins
Nhitewood. S. D.-Park Avenue, J. W. Smart
8. Perry.
Miss Tyra Johnson has returned from Han
tinson, s. D. Saturday evening the Garland
literary Club arranged a surprise for her
There were twelve guests
Nh. and Mrs. r. H. Wilson left this NOR
hing for Chicago.
The party given in~.Masonic Temple last
svening by the Henley Club was attended by
everal hundred guests. The hall was deco
lated in purple and gold, the club colors, and
te stage was banked with palms, while flags
iuttered from the rafters George Hemperley.
haster Of ceremonies. was assisted by David
T. Michaels. ". A. Ryherg, G. H. Bayley,.
I. j. Campbell, N. c. Bennett and Arnold
Folsom. ..' .-.- q. :
Miss Bonnie Snow will go east early in June
o give a series of talks before the students
II Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. =.
Pansy lodge, D. Of R.. will give a card party
ind dance in the ham, 800 Nicollet avenue,
tomorrow evening. r-. s.
Riverside lodge No. 3e4, 1. O. G. T., will
five a social Monday evening at 1927 Sixth
VENUE n. ' .,.... JAZZ ...a-t
Miss Daisy Hoyt sailed to-day on the trans
sort Thomas for Manila. She accompanied
Yer sister, Mrs George Harvey of, Ell Paso,
Texas, and will remain in th> Philippines for
year. "
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House. New
York for the week wede: A. E. McMullen
Hiss NJ. Calderwood, w. D. Washburn .Jr
T. W. Hill, Mrs. John De Lattre, Miss De
kaittre. --.t
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