The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
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Will be married "Wednesday afternoon in st. 4
Marks church. The bride will be given In
marriage by her brother. j. H. Hunter. and
q second brother, II. A. Hunter, will be best
man. The sur:>lice choir will sing the we'd
ding hymn and Rev. T. w. MacLean will read
the service, which will be. followed by an IN
formal 70 reception at the Berkeley Hotel; ~
E The marriage OF Miss Lucille Richards and
Harold Stout $will / ka8Dlacs June%4 at the
home OF the BRIDES parents IN Seattle Miss
Richards has lived with her sister, Mrs
/ Henry Moreton.s for several years. and hasa
large. number Of friends in the city.# Mr..
Stout formerly resided in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs Magnus Turnblad Of 3044
Grand avenue announce the engagement of
their daughter Mildred and Frank Clark of
Lime Springs. Iowa. The wedding will take
place in June. #
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. schurmeier Of st. Paul
will give young peoples dancing party on
May Z from to II O'Clock for Miss Villa
Schumacher of Minneapolis. The party of
Minneapolis guests will go over in a special
car, chaperoned by Mrs. H. S. Noble.
The annual banquet of Kappa Sigma fra
ternity was given in the West Hotel Saturday
evening. The decorations and appointments
were III Lie lidISIulCy tOlOlS anu COFttS WClc
| laid for fifty-fve. E. A. Eckland was toast
master, and the responses were as follows:
Our Fraternity Emory l.. Jewell: Our
| Visitors and Our Visits, William v. Hughes:
| THE Freshman = james A. Ballard. Jr.;
"Et Cetera,,' NJ. L. Mcbride; The Future
Alumni" John j.. Thornton, Jr.
| Among the guests from other colleges were
R. NJ Barnes, Pennsylvania; w. W.Tyler.
Vermont; g. NJ. Mckay Wisconsin; M.P. Al
| cott Lake Forest: William Morris, Bucknell;
H. P Goodnow Cornell: Mark Sanders, dis
/ trict grand master, Chicago; Clay Kelly.
Michigan; II. V. Gard, Michigan; j. w. Brew
er, William and Mary's: c. H. Bryan. Ne
braska
The ping-pong tournament at the Minikahda
| Club Saturday evening proved decidedly IN
I teresting. The players were Miss Helen Ken
ney, Miss Louise Heffelhnger, Mrs. HenrySJ.
Moreton, Mrs E. E. Hawkins. Mrs Nv. N.
Porteous end Mrs. P. B. Hunt The game
was. followed by. informal dancing. Among
those who entertained at dinner was James
F. Bell, who had a party Of seven, and Mrs.
T. B. Smith, whose guests numbered eight.
Miss German ofl54 Eighth avenue Sc en-
| tertained informally Saturday evening for her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Reddingt Of
Philadelphia, who are in Minneapolis on their
bridal trip There were present about thirty
h five guests. -.
The closing party Of the season in Mrs No
ble's classes was pretty dimity affair Sat
urday evening at her hail. All of the women
were gowned in dimity and adorned with
flowers. The arc lights were enclosed in Ian
4 terms made of garlands of pink roses, and the
hall was decorated with roses. The programs
had .eoversfof Powered dinlity in the form OF
card gases A5.presram OF sixteen numbers
and innumerable extras and encores was
played by Miss Dayton.
Miss Marshall of the Virginia gave a dinner
Friday for Miss johnson, who is visiting St.
Paul friends. Covers were laid for ten AMI
in the evening Miss Marshall and her guests
formed a box party at the Lyceum theate1
to witness the entertainment of the Dramatic
club The guests were Misses johnson and
Clark, St. Paul Miss snider. Mrs. Donald
Mclean, H. G.. Sawyer, Frank c. Esterley
William K Marshall, Minneapolis; Eltins
Warner, Jr., and w. B. Finch, St. Paul (.
j. o. p. Wheelwright gave a stag dinner
at his home on Harmon place Thursday even
ing. 49, 81
Thursday afternoon Mrs.EW. A. Parker en-
tertained at her hsme, 1852 Stevens avenue
fer Mrs. George Bartlett of Austin. The
rooms were bright with yellow daffodils The
guests were group of women who formerly
resided in Austin and guessing contest
furnished amusement Nine. Bavire,$ Glenn
ents and Clark won prizes
Mrs Jacob Swanson of Clinton avenue en-
tertaned Thursday evening in honor Of thu
birthday anniversary of Mr. Swanson. Roses
carnations and vielets were the decorations
Mrs. Swanson was assisted by Misses Minnii
Swanson and Msthilda Olsen:
A thinble bee was given Thursday after.
noon by Mrs. 0. T. SWEET and Mrs. George
Huey for Miss Hayes. The guests numbered
thirty five and included group of relatives
q - So -
] Wednesday evening the Misses Graham OF
Fl i12 Grant Street, entertain FOR Miss NJ are
Judd. Pink carnations and ferns furnished
n an attractive decoration. There were thirty
guests 2-'-f.+.ssa@- ,-'r s-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of 2017 I,yndale avenue
N, entertained Wednesday evening in honor
of the birthday anniversary of their daughter,
Mamie. Progressive cinch was played and
prizes were won by Mrs. Wallace, Miss F.
Maloney, Mr.. Wallace and H. E. Young.
Dancing and games were also amusements
and supper was served. as
Miss Gertrude McClatchie of 2111 Humboldt
evening in honor of her sixteenth birthday
anniversary. Pink roses and tapers and ferns
decked the dining-room. Games We're played
and the score cards were embellished with
sunbonnet babies.
II Miss Augusta Swanson OF 1876 Jefferson
street Me- entertained informally Friday
evening. The guests We're Messrs. Lyman
Peck, Laurence Johnston, N. N. Lunie, S.
II p Ness r. Nelson George Klein Fred
n Kierce, George Westcott, Misses Marie and
Emma Prenevost, Marie Cafarella, Anna
Thielen, Lille Kierce, Laura Thielen. Della
Hoos Fhena Erickson. Maud Reynolds, Gunde
and Della Girard. @
The marriage Of Miss Phen A. Manten and
Roy E. Hilton of Duluth took place last week
at the home of the brides parents in Kenyon
MINI.
Miss Louise Kelly and Charles Catlin, both
CT Cottonwood, Mimi, were married lin this
| city Thursday afternoon
Mrs. W. c. Shulltwill give a buffet luncheon
tomorrow at her home on Harmon place.
The annual reception and entertainment OF
zuhrah Temple will be given Wednesday eve.
ming in Masonic Temple. The ceremonial
session will begin atE3 o'clock and the recep-
ton will be at s O'Clock. The committee or
arrangements includes H. ID. Dickinson, E
L. McMillen, John A.. schlener, James Ever.
ington, H. NJ. Myers and C. T.. Ozmun.
Personal and Social.
DR.. and Mrs Arthur A. Law will return
from Japan IN June.
Mrs. F. E. Gee is home from a. trip through
California and Mexico
Mrs. E. e. Vanderburgh has returned from