The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-21

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mantel The l1ving-room was frightened
with yellow chrysanthemums and poin-
settas blossoms gaNessyividg touches Of color
In the library Pink carnations were In
room pink 8begoniss Were on athe1 side
board and mantel and amound Of pink
Eroses was in the center OF the table.
A string orchestra played as the guests
arrived, and the strains of the 'Lohen-
grin, bridal chorus announced the en-
bons were stretched by Daniel Wood and
Daniel Sprague. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Florence Warner and Clara,
Blake, and they wore white and carried
white carnations The bridegrooms at
PENDANTS were Will FL. Damn of Sault Ste.
Marie and g. Hubert Of ST. Paul. The
brides gown was, Of white crepe de: chine.
The skirt had afyoke sof Clunyl lace and
was finished with folds and the bodice
had tucked chiffon yoke edged with a
bertha of the lace. She. wore a veil which
was held In place with diamond and
pearl pin, and her flowers were bride roses.
The service was read by Rev. u. S. Mont
gomery.
At the informal reception which fol-
lowed, Mr.. and Mrs. &Condit were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Damn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake and Mrs. and Mrs. E. M Brackett.
About 800 guests were present, and those
from out of town We're Mrs. Charles H.
T wv
cago; Mrs. Henry. A. Smith Rich Hill,
Mo, and Miss Helen Damn Of Winona.
| DR.. and Mrs. Condit left for New York
and they will be at home after Feb. in
the new residence at 1913 Fourth street
/ Sc. Mrs Condit's travelling gown was OF
stone zibeline, trimmed with marten
/ Mrs William Bettingen and Mrs. Irving
w. Lawrence have issued cards for a
| reception to be given Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 8, from 3 until o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Bettingen, 1920 Hennepin
avenue. . -
The guests at the informal affair which
Miss Rowena %Pattee will give tomorrow
for Mrs Brewer of Marshall Mich, will
be the active, members Of Kappa Alpha
Theta fraternity. Mrs. Brewers daugh-
ter is member of the active chapter OF
Kappa Alpha Theta and the gathering
is planned to enable her to meet her
daughters friends. :
| Miss Blanche Kahn of Dallas, Texas,
| is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. Jacobs,
| 1920 Vine place. Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs.
Kahn. will be at home informally on
| Saturday. -. - : W. T.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet Of Fargo, N. D.,
| have announced the engagement of their
/
| of Minneapolis. Miss Sweet*is at present
| visiting Mr.. Curtiss' mother.
| "A number OF Minneapolis people have re-
! ceived invitations for the dancing party
which will be given by the Misses Lila and
Maud Espy of Summit avenue, St. Paul,
next Friday evening.
The university young people are much
interested in the informal which will be
given this evening In the armory by the
| university band. An attractive program
has been arranged and the object for which
the informal is given will bring together a
large number of the dancing set The pro-
ceeds will be used to defray the expenses
| of the band at the Thanksgiving game.
| Miss Margaret Ellington, leading lady for
EE. H. Sotflern in tIf%I Were King" is the
guest while Tin the city of Mr.: and Mrs
J. E. Carpenter WHOSE niece she is.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will entertain the
Naval Veterans and their ladies at the res
Eidence Of Mrs. Catherine Hoyt, no Fiji:
teenth avenue s, on Saturday evening"
Nov. %. You are cordially invited.
The Royal Arcanu1n Entertainment as
ISOLATION gave a pleasant dancing party
| last evening in Masonic Temple. The hall
1 was decorated with palms: and white
| chrysanthernums banked around the stage
4 and on either, side were crimson curtains.
John H. Van Nest was master Of cere-
monies and he was assisted by A. c. Dan
nabaum, T. A. Clark, w. H: Barber, G. D.
! Squires, George H.. Bailey. w. A. Ryberg,
I A. C. Storey, G. E. Bell, John McAvoy; and
E. L. Hollingsworth. About 400 guests
were present and the affair brought In
! quite a sum for the fund for the hospital
4 free bed. The Royal Areanum :, has
: planned a series Of parties to raise funds
/ to endow free beds in st. Barnabas, st.
Mary's and the Swedish hospitals. I;
: The junior class Of the medical depart
4 ment of Hamline university gave a dane
The program was enjoyed by. 100 young
sEpeople.s ''%'''S '.s ''''~
z Misses Florence Powell and Gertrude
Hale assisted Mrs. Robert Edwin Odds
nee Nobersberg, at her post -nuptial at
home yesterday afternoon in st. Paul.
Mrs II. Danforth Dickinson Of the
Normandie gave linen shower last even
| ing for Mrs. Deem Stafford. The rooms
We're attractive with chrysanthemums and
roses. A group Of the brides friends we're
entertained. .6A
Mrs. Byron r.! Lewis and Mrs. Horace
G. West entertained at cards Wednesday
lafternoon at the home Of Mrs. Lewis on
! Girard= avenue S. Palms and ferns and
yellow chrysanthemums were the decora
tions. Six-hand euchre was played and
after the games light refreshments were
served. There were forty-eight guests
Miss Mary Genevieve. Walston of Mic
ollet avenue gave a luncheon of eight
covers Tuesday. Snilax and chrysan-
themums were the table decorations and
a the name cards were adorned with pen
and ink Sketches The guests were Misses
Belle Inglfs, Mabel Lane, Grace Moody
I Hazel Brown. Francis --,Char Yer Ea III