The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
InSociaI CIes

Mrs. T. v. Moreau of Portland avenue en-
tertained twenty young women this after
noon for Miss Myrtle Perry, brlde OF
Wednesday. cobweb was stretched through
the house and at the end Of her thread the
bride found a collection Of dainty packages.
Odd little souvenirs rewarded the othei
guests. A guessing contest of the Floral
Love Tale" and phonograph furnished othoI
amusements Just before the guests left
Mrs. Moreau took photograph OF them
The decorations carried out color scheme
Of green and white and ferns and carnations
were used. Mrs H. G. Chambers assisted
the hostess. = r ... s.aH s,-.
quiet wedding took place in st. Stephen,
church at o'clock this afternoon when Miss
Agnes M. Roche, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Dewitt Spencer, and Henry V. Stahl Of Bay
field, Wis, were married. Only small
group Of friends witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. Father Danehy. Miss
Carrie Roche was made of honor, and Will
liam McCurdy of St. Paul acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl left this afternoon for
Duluth They will be at home after Sept.
Is at Elk River. Mimi
Is The wedding of Miss Alice Ray Hunt,
Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt, and
Harry H. Andrews will take place Thursday,
July "a, at the new home of the young couple,
ZIG Fifth avenue Sc.
The marriage of Miss Elmina McEwen
: Johnston. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Johnston of Pittsburg, Pa, and John
Hall Musgrave of Minneapolis will take place
Wednesday in Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. Mus
grave will travel in Europe before coming
to Minneapolis to make their home
Mrs. Eliza Bostwick of 917 Fifth avenue
is celebrating her eighty eighth birthday TO-
day. Mrs. Bostwick has been resident OF
this city lfty-two years. ..l
wetmore O'Brien, All Eighth street Sc,
g.. celebrated his eighty-flr birthday Saturday.
=, Mr. O'Brien has resided in Minneapolis rorty-
seven years.
Friday afternoon Mrs. James T. Kennedy
entertained a group of twenty-five Suests at
thimble bee at her home in St. Anthony
Park. The decorations were IN PINK anu
white.
Miss Myrle Smith of Colfax avenue S en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening TOT MISS
Marian Grinols and Frank Burkhart or Cm-
cago. The guests were the members or the
bridal party and covers were laid for eight.
Pink and white sweet peas decked the table
and the chairs of the bridal couple were tied
together with white satin ribbon. Ihe name
cards we're In pink, with the monogram OF
the hostess in gold "A dainty PINK ooohiet
was also at each cover and the guests wrote
bits of advice for the bride or bridegroom
Those at table were the Misses Gr1nols,
Wentworth, Olive Brooks, Smith, Messrs.
Burkhart, Roy Burkhart, Will Burkhart and
Mr.. Bradshall.
Miss Florence BranthoTer of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Harry Teasdale Of Fargo, N. D., were
quietly married Wednesday evening IN Ere
mont Avenue Congregational church. Rev.
Rnchard Brown, an old friend of both the
bride and bridegroom, read the service.
Tuesday evening Miss Pearl Burfend gave
Il dinner at her home on Plymouth avenue
N for Miss Anna Bunce of Toledo, Ohio.
Covers were laid for twelve and the guests
were the Misses Claire Hays, Minnie Hen-
rich AnnaL. Bunce, Genora Peck Alice Pon-
soniby, Messrs Clarence Moak, George Peck,
Will Picket Ray Ponsonby, Jay Foster and
So Clyde Bur6end. .,..-..'.-.:. ~.--,,.. --->'
Mrs Anna j. Morton Of Rockford, I'LL, is
the guest of her son, Major III. IA. Norton,
1119 Hennepin avenue. Mrs Norton visited
Fort Smelling sixty-six years ago, coming
up from Galena, Ill, in steamboat with an
excursion party which included Colonel Zach