The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
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Mrs. Fred H. Sanders entertained twenty
five young women this afternoon at her home
on Bryant avenue s, for Miss Lillian Wagner,
bride Of next week. Flowers and ferns
carried out a pretty color scheme OF red.
white and green. During the afternoon the
bride was given a china shower. Mrs San
ders was assisted by her sister, Miss Bonnie
Walters.
Saturday afternoon Mrs Wagner enter
tanned a group of the brides friends in
formally, and on Friday Miss Lillian Matson
gave parcel shower. The guests hemmed
dust cloths which were put in gay little
bag and presented to Miss Wagner A guess
ing contest furnished other amusement. The
rooms We're gay with garden flowers. and the
dinngroom was In pink and green with
sweet peas and sweet briar, a basket OF
sweet peas was in the center of the table.
and large cluster Of the fragrant flowers
marked the brides place. Little Ruth Wag-
ner brought in the basket in which were
the gifts. The souvenirs were hand painted
and represented Stanlaws Pennrhyn girls. 4
Mrs. RosenQuist and her daughters gave a
linen shower on Wednesday afternoon. Sweet
peas made the rooms attractive. IWenty
young women were present aud the bride was
showered with handsome pieces OF linen. 1
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. L. B. Allen Of
2645 Garfield avenue will give "a lawn party
for her guests Miss Grace Allen and Miss
Nette Schwing ghanlmer of Washington D.
c., who are her guests for few weeks.
MT and Mrs. George w. Parke have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter,
Lois L., to Benjamin F. Dickinson. The we'd
ding Will take place late in August. g'.F'> e..
The marriage of Miss Emma L. Richardson
and Clifton A. Smell will take place Wednes
oay Aug. 6, at high noon at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Richard
son, in Faribault Mr.. Smell will take his
bride on an extended eastern trip. g
Mr. and Mrs. Weiss announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Elizabeth, to Charles
kronick. = -'.>a7~ - - )
Saturday afternoon MRS. W. F. Jewett and
Miss Robinson gave luncheon OF twelve COW
ers for Mrs. Confer of Kansas City and Mrs
Twelvetrees of Albuquerque. Sweet peas
decked the table. .-,5-g p
| Mrs w. NJ. Lawrence gave luncheon Fri
day afternoon. Pink and white sweet peas
| furnished the table decorations and covers
were laid for eight. "a. ".''t r. = =.
| Mrs E. c. Berryhill entertained Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. Winnie Rheam Hoxie of St.
| Paul and her guests, Miss Kate Freeman and
| Miss Helen Brainerd of Iowa City, Iowa:
| Eight guests were entertained at luncheon
| and In the afternoon an informal reception
was held and fifty women were present.
Mines. B. F. Graham, 7. Y. Mickle OF st.
| Louis, E. M. Pike, Misses Amy Laramee and
! Gueber Of St.. Louis assisted Mrs. BerryhHi.
Pink sweet peas and ferns decorated the
| rooms ~
| The wedding of Miss Idella- C1ar Bauchman
and Arthur c. Taylor was quietly soiemn1zed
| Saturday evening at the home of the offlclat-
ing minister, Rev. S. D. Hutsinpiller. Mr..
| and Mrs. Taylor will be at home at 9oe 4
| Eighteenth street after trip east.
| Mrs. Eugene Seibert entertained Friday
evening at her home, 32O5 Twenty-frst ave"
nue. S, at house warming. Music, games
and dancing were the amusements. The
guests were Misses Mabel Johnson Vra Abb
bot, Lillian johnson, Minnie Mathis, Ella
Promise, Pearl Dunkley, Nellie Patch, Ella
more Lloyd Ruby Rhodes, Lillian and Sally
| Rodgers, Mrs. Mathis, Mrs. Thompson,
| Messrs. Hartwell, Morrison. Frank Tousley,
Fred Seibert, Lester Hoover, J. Hoover, H.
Swanson, Archie Robinson, Frank Ross, G.
Pennenall, Jack Moore, James Winters, Joe
Hardy, George Green, Ed johnson and G.
| Grover. '"2, -'@ 81. s...t 49,"
A party Of young people took three days
trip down the river to Taylors. Falls in Dr.,
C, D. Swright's launch, the Muriel Wright,
chaperoned by Mrs P. j. Koppes A stop
was made at Hastings over night. In the
party were Misses Daisy Davis, Eva Hellick-
| son, Celia Koppes, Mae Courtney, Messrs.
VIII Neugord, B. Sandy, G. Benson and
| Knauer.