The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28
tanned for Miss Frazer, who will leave to-
morrow evening for her home in the east.

tanned for Miss Frazer, who will leave to-
morrow evening for her home in the east.
Mrs. A. Sanborn gave luncheon at
the Nicolet cafe yesterday for Mrs. Ruby
of Macon, Mo-. Mines. Anderson and Mar
tin, of Fort Smith, Ark. The luncheon
was followed by a box party at the
theater.
Miss Florence Nettleton entertained at
a matinee party yesterday for Miss
Edythe wellington Of New York, who Is
her guest. ss - .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving w. Lawrence will
celebrate the tenth anniversary of their
marriage Saturday evening at their home
on Harriet avenue. g.
The Misses Fry of 1920 Colfax avenue S,
gave a parcel shower this afternoon for
Miss Florence Chandler, a bride of Sep
tember The appointments were all in
pink and strings of pink hearts festooned
the rooms and draped the windows and
doorWays. In one corner was a chair
wreathed with hearts for the bride and
above was pink umbrella from which
she was showered with pink sweet peas
and the smaller parcels. An amusing
feature of the afternoon was the writing
of impromptu verses and prize reward
ed the most successful poet. Letters were
written to the bride. who will read one
day after her marriage until the number
is finished. Light refreshments were
served from a table in the. dining-room.
which was decked with gay nasturtiums.
There were eighteen guests. number
Of other affairs have been planned for
Miss Chandler.
The ladies of Emmanuel Baptist church
gave an informal reception at the home of
Mrs. w. r. Batchlder 2S10 Fifteenth ave-
nue. S. yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. W. T. Barnum of Seattle, Wash.
formerly of this city. The parlors were
bright with a profusion of garden flowers.
The dining was tastefully trimmed
with sweet peas and asparagus vines.
Assisting the hostess and Mrs. Barnum
were Mines. Gilbert Burton, Estabrook
and BaZanson. Mrs. Charles Warren
sang "Good-by Sweet Day." and Miss
Helen Hutchinson gave plano selections.
Mrs. M. M. Gilbert, in behalf Of those
| present presented Mrs. Barnum with a
diamond ring and as the ring was pla ced
on her finger the guests united In wishing
her gOdspeed on her homeward Journey
| Among the guests was Mrs. j. -Bullard Of
| Tacoma. Light refreshments were served
| and about tfirty-flve ladies were pres
ent.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Gilbert gave a dinner last
| evening at her home, 1926 Bloomington
avenue. in honor Of Mrs. Barnum and her
| daughter, Mrs. Addie Anderson, Of Sc
| attic. Wash. Covers were laid for ten
! and among the guests were S. S. Boyn-
| ton Mrs. Arthur Ives and G. G. Royal of
| this city, and Mrs. Mamie McClellen Of
GAINESVILLE, MINI. Mrs. Barnum and her
daughter left this morning for Seattle
after a visit of several weeks In Mime
| apolis.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Mckay,
daughter Of Mrs. F. c. Mckay, and D. J.
\Vos of Michigan. was solemnized Tuesday
afternoon at Cedar Lake where the Nc
Kay's are In camp. A bower OF green viii.
lows interviewer with white flowers was
arranged for the bridal party and the
garden was enclosed in willow hedge
About seventy-five guests witnessed the
service which was read by the pastor Of
the Highland Park Presbyterian church
The bridesmaids were Misses Eda anC
Maude Gilkerson. Miss Eda Gilkersor
wore white mousseline de sole over vel.
low and carried purple asters and Miss
Maude Gilkerson was in white over blue
and her flowers were pink asters. The
maid Of honor was the brides sister, Mis-:
Florence Mckay, who wore white swis:
over green and carried white asters Tht
brides gown was Of white persian law1
trimmed with lace and the bridal bouque
was Of roses. J. c. Sprachn was best mar
and Max Mckay and George Davies were
! ushers. Mr. Swift of Robbinsdale played
the "I.ohengrin" bridal chorus on the vic
lin and Miss Murphy sang. A wedding
supper was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Vo
left for a wedding trip after which the.
will be at home in Minneapolis.