The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
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MIR. and Mrs. w P. Hobart announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel Ho-
bart, and Professor John Weaver of Oshkosh,
Wis. The wedding will take place in the
early summer.
Last evening Miss Hobart celebrated her
birthday anniversary by entertaining at din
ner at ker home, 9l3 w Twenty-ffth street.
Pink and white carnations furnished pretty
decoration The place cards were hand
painted and as the guests entered the din
lng-room they were asked to form menta.
wish and a line on the place card foretold
Its realization or loss. Each of the guests
had teen asked to bring new penny for luck
and few words of advice for the hostess
and her approaching marriage furnished the
subject for the most of the advice. Several
clever original Poems were also read Miss
Hobart is the oreanist in Bethlehem Pres
byterian church and gave several piano num-
hers during the evening.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Morrill, and
Thomas Mclean Read will take place
Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in West
minister church.. Miss Roma Morrill, will be
the maid Of honor and Ralph Webb will act
as best mau
Last evening Miss Jessie circuit entertained
for Miss Morrill, and Mr.. Read at her home,
IA w Fourteenth street. Asparagus ferns
with pink carnations and roses were the
parlor decorations and daffodils and ferns
were in the hall. Progressive hearts were
played and Misses Ida Barclay and Hazel
Circuit assisted Miss Orcutt in looking after
the games. The score cards were heart-
shaped and tied with pink and green ribbons
The prizes We're souvenir spoon, unique
pipe holder and a box of candy hearts,, A
light supper was served after the games.
Mrs. Louis E. Ireland and Mrs Arthur
Stevens will entertain Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ireland on Spruce place for
Mrs. Edwin Thayer of Boston, who is the
guest of her. parents DR.. and Mrs j. E.
Force. EE/
Mrs. II. II. Kimball entertained small
group OF friends at an informal luncheon
this afternoon at her home on = Twenty
fourth street. sfGf
Mrs. J. Stoft entertained twelve women at
luncheon to-day at her home on Chicago
avenue ihe decorations were in white and
green, and shamrock leaves were used as
name cards.
Mrs. +. "A. Owen and Mrs. Harry Owen en-
terta,ned at cards last evening at their home
on Bryant avenue S. The decorations and
appointments were all in yellow and green
and great clusters Of daffodiIs and tulins
were. used through the rooms. Six-hanG
euchre was played at five tables and the score
CARDS were embellished with the initial of the
nostesses in gold. The favors were won by
Mrs. j. S. :Macne and A. A. Allen. Mrs.
MINNIE owen and Miss Lettie Hunt assisted
Miss E. IT. Williamson of the Best flats
entertained the teachers of the Adams school
at salmagundi party. last evening Bright
spring flowers, lilies, aZaleas, roses and car
natlons carried out color scheme of pink
ana green and the dining-room was in red and
green with roses and shaded tapers Miss
! Williamson was assisted by her mother Mrs.
M c. Williamson, Mrs. B. G.. Hardwick and
| Mrs. T. George. After the games a light
| supper was served in the dining-room. where
| Misses Marie Foote, Grace Baldwin and
Frances Woolsey presided. = program of
music and readings was given by Miss
| Bertha Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Colon and
Frank Forsell. The guests numbered thirty
| five. ~r+ @g~% - ~
"A reception was given last evening in Tut
| tie church parlors by the Ladies Aid society
! OF the church in honor of Rev. and Mrs A
Il: l%I1lllnghast. Flowers and palms bright
ened the rooms Mr.. and Mrs Tillinghast
We're assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Haynes
ana Mrs. II. III. kim'ball. Light refreshments
were served from table decked with red
carnations. The guests were the members of
| the different Uniyersalst churches of the CITY
e.. Rev. and Mrs. r. X. Porter of 3046 Second
| avenue IS gave IA reception last evening for
! the members OF Stewart Memorial church
Red and yellow tulips with sword ferns, dec
| GRATED the rooms. Mrs. C. J. Worrall, Mrs
Marion Skinkle the Misses Maude Wynan
and Esther Ellison assisted through the
| rooms, and Mrs. W. H. Dickson, the Misses
| Louise Marshall, Aultie Woodward and Ger
| trude Peck presided in the dining-room which
was bright with red carnations and red-shaded
flights. Music was furnished by a mandolin
club. The reception celebrated the fifteenth
Porter and the Pensioners presented them
| with cut-glass berry and olive dishes and a
| beveled table mirror. .@..s. +. 5Er5=-
| Mrs. George Post of 1921 Blaisdell avenue
| entertained a group of riends from st. PAUL,
| st. Anthony Park and Minneapolis yesterday
in honor of the sixty-third birthday annver-
sary of her mother Mrs. l.. Elliott. An
elaborate dinner was served and later Mrs.
! Elliott was the recipient Of many handsome
| gifts. rE......-. --,.<-
| "A theater party was given Thursday evening
| at the Metropolitan in honor Of Miss Bessie
Brandon of Dubuque, Iowa. Miss Brandon
| has been the guest of her cousn9 c. Watt
| Brandon of GIL E Twenty-second street, and
| she returned home yesterday. s.
! Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Hopkins gave 14enten