The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-29
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be Karl Bracket, and Edgar Pierson,
Payton r. Holmes Richard Hoyt OF Lake
! City, MIMI, and DR.. GnstaN7 sesSzer, wiz \
be us}1ers. The service will be followed
by All informal reception at the Dibble
| residence on Eight, street s, but as the
/ family is III mourning the arrangements
for the wedding will lL characterized by
| extreme simplicity. MI. and Mrs. Brack-
EFT will take ali extended wedding trip,
and they will be at home after March 10
at 1902 Second avenue S. 81
| The marriage of Miss Flora Galley and
Walter Hastings will take place Wednes-
day in Sheridan. Wyo., the home Of the
bride. Mr.. Hastings is a former Mime
apolis man, and is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. w. Hastings, who recently left for
Manila. -. ,-.- ~. Ill., .-. ..., :.
! A number Of affairs have been planned
| in honor Of Miss Ada Daniels in the two
weeksspreceding her marriage to Dr. Fred |
| erick i Russell Huxley of Faribault. |
i Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George w. Ev
ans of st. Paul will entertain for her, and
Friday Mrs. John M. Bradford of st. Paul
will give a chocolaterie. Mrs. Daniel w.
Haylor will give matinee party Saturday.
The Misses sStoughton Of Merriam Park
will also enter tain fer Miss Daniels.
Miss Margaret Wel!es of Clifton avenue
gave a tea this after noon in honor of her
guest. Miss shattuck of Boston. The af-
| far was very Informal and the guests
numbered group Of the younger women,
who had been Invited to meet Miss Shat
tuCa. Christmas greens and holly fur
nlshed a simple decoration through the
roorls.
New Years afternoon Miss Alma Hoeghd
will give tea for Miss Shattuck at her
monte OIL Second avenue S.. The men and
women of the younger set will be the
guests. ~ II -. -
Mrs. Darius F. M. Morgan of 1@enwoou
parkway will give tea Tuesday after
noon, Jan. 6, from until 6 o'clock for
Miss Margaret Commack of New Orleans.
Merton w. Soue will entertain the Phi
Alpha Epsilon fraternity at dinner
Wednesday evening at his home, 2306 Col
fan avenue S. The guests will include
group of college boys who are home for
the holidays and covers will be laid Tor
fifteen. z-.,'
The annual charity bali Of the Deut-
scher Frauen club will be given
Tuesday evening, Feb g. in Masonic Tenn
Pile. The arrangements are in charge of
a committee composed Of John Gluek.
} Mines. Fl. Oswald, c. Zachow, S. Gutsch,
j. zwick and George Gfroerer. =.
The wedding of Miss Coralen Wilson
and Edward N. 5amilton will take place
Wednesday at the, home of Mr.: and Mrs
S. G. Brown. Saturday afternoon Mrs.
|, &c Britain gave a parcel shower at
her home on Second avenue 8 for Miss
Wilson.
f.. The engagementof Miss Lillian e. Ok
borough and Henry y. Lewis has been
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin M. Crosby gave
a dinner of fourteen covers Saturday
eveing. Fink roses were the table decora-
tions.
Mrs: O. C. Wyman entertained group
of the college young people saturday
evening at her, home JON PARK avenue at
a dinner dance for the Misses Helen and
} Marion Partridge. Miss Bessie CalderWood
Z | of New Yorlzsra11d Miss Margaret Bull of
Chicago, and for Albert Ristine OF Fort
) Dodge, who Is a nephew OF Mrs. Wyman S.
J Covers, were laid for twenty eight and
I poinsetta blossoms and red shaded
{ candles. decorated the table. After din
} ner there was. dancing in the ball room
which was hung with garlands OF green
{ | and holly wreaths. ''t ::
! Mrs A. C. Loring of Clifton avenue
J gave. dancing party Saturday evening
for her daughter Harriet. The reception
} room and ballroom were hung with holly
I and evergreens and the lights were all
{ shaded in red Shibley's orchestra PLAYED
) a program of sixteen NUMBERS. ne
: / sixty guests included the young people
I who are from school for the holidays
) Mrs. Rufus r. Rand entertained thirty
I OF the boys and girls who are home from
{ school Saturday at a sleigh ride In honor
of her daughter Mary Luncheon was
served at the Minikahda club.
i The Owlets, a club of forty Contra
1e High school boys and girls chaperonet
1t. by Mrs. J. S. Kearney, gave holiday
TX party in Malcolm's South Side acaden,
=. Saturday evening. The hall was decor
ated with green trees and holly. Latur
4 elle's orchestra played for dancing ant
a Mrs Malcolm was at the piano. A move
Do feature of the evening was a ghost walk
IS. in which the boys. wrapped in sheets ant
~ with handkerchiefs over their faces am
~ holding lighted candles. marched into tn
= hall to the doleful strains Of funera
march, they danced figure after which
-, ~ they walked in front Of the long line 0
~. ~ girls, who blew out ri the candles AM
az danced with the ghosts. who eft the hal
ia without disclosing their identity, Raymond
- Malcolm and Miss Edith Crist gave 1
ne song and dance, -'':rhe Rose Of Killarney,
en- and Jimmie Latourelle sang. During tn
SIS intermission Miss Mabel Kearney wa
ne presented Win Il .ndHOSOHle SOlU DIdCSlS
I'm by the girls and Mr.. Malcolm in honor 9
nd her seventeenth birthday anniversary
ZEE Miss Nina Veeder made the presentatio
nd speech. Miss Kearney was also given
ITO birthday cake bearing seventeen lfghte
on candles. A cotllion was danced an
is frappe was served by Mrs. Grinnell an
ss. Mrs. F. r. Chase. The Owets are plan
sse ming to give sleigh ride in the nea
ay future. ,@ ,*zr- r.: g.. - p - 81
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Minneapolis people will be interested
the marriage of Miss Gertrude NJ Ken
y / daughter of Mrs. Charles Kent Of Mime
apolis. and Otto Groos Of the City {
Mexico, which took pace in Laredo, Tex
AZ, Dec. 10. The bride has been in the Cit
- of Mexico for about a year and her wee
ding took place in Laredo in order to di:
pense with the elaborate legal proceeding
SD which are necessary to the religious an
M. civil ceremony in Mexico. Mr.. and MIR
of Groos will be at home. after Jan.
the Second industrial. 49, City of Mexico.
re- IA. Est z as5sa. d
es; The wedding of Miss Oda Getty al
as Alfred Christian took place Wednesds
my evening at the home Of the brides pa
+ Of ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm T.. Getty, (
ern Park avenue. The living room was all
ito. white and green and a canopy was a
Ike ranged above the bank Of palms. Viii
on carnations were placed effectively amor
ers the green. Holly and red carnations wi