The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-04
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

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was the flower girl and Mrs. "A. P. Barn
ard matron Of honor. The guests from
abroad were Mrs. N. Deering and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Annis: OF Usage, Iowa.. Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett will be at home at 1927
Hawthorn avenue otter Nov. l. @ G#
{. Mr.. and Mrs, George w.. .Bestor and
Miss Gertrude Hale have %postponed the
dinner which they were toE have given
last evening at the Minnea polls club for
Miss Hammond and Mr.. Jewett until Mon
day evening. l. -.. IL ..
The Neighborhood Dancing club, one Of
the pleasant social organizations Of last
year, held business meeting last even
ing at Mrs. Mobiles hall on the East Side.
The club will have parties every two
weeks beginning Tuesday. Oct. %. E.. G.
Blanchard was chosen president.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hobltt, who leave
next week to make their home in Clovis,
Fresno county, Cal, and DR.. Frost, who
has recently come from California to act
as dean of the Northwestern Bible and
Missionary Training school. were the
guests OF honor at a reception which was
given last evening in the, parlors Of the
First Baptist church. Branches of oak
and evergreen transformed the rooms into
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Hoblitt. DR..
Frost, Rev. and Mrs w. B. Riley, DR.. ana
Mrs. c. M. Jordan, Miss Blanche Strong
and w. l.. Harris. A musical program was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis e. Wood
ward. w. l.. Harris and Miss Blanche
Strong. Mr.. Riley made a few remarks
ana Rev. l.. l.. Lansing presented Mr..
iioblitt with gold-headed cane, suitably
inscribed. and the women of the church
gave Mrs. Hoblitt a handsome souvenir
spoon Refreshments were served by
Mines T. e. Crafts, w. D. Mccall E. D.
Blodgett' assisted by Misses Myrtle Paint
er Hazel Brown, Helen Hallowell, Mrs
A. E. Malin and Mrs, G. A. Brown.
The people of the Central Baptist
church gave a reception last evening for
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Dawley. and Miss
Emma ~ Gear, the new pastors assist
ant The ,parlors were bright with
orancnes or bright autumn leaves, and in
| the center of the parlor was a fountain
Whlch threw Its spray over a bank of
movers. Music was furnished by man.
dol1n quartet. Misses Edna Mason. Nav
McGregor, Harriet Barnum, Bessie Lane.
Helen Ball and Agnes Crounse served
1rappe. About 200 guests were present
.Ahu enJoyed the reunion after the sum-
+ .-sr's outings.
| Inc Womans club of the First J1ni1a :
r1an church gave it's annual reception Ia St
evening for the pastor, Rev. H. M. Sim
mons The parlors were transformed into
inviting reception rooms, with rugs and
easy chalrs, and the lights were shaded
III red and yellow. Golden rod and wild
asters were on the platform, which was
banked with autumn leaves Garlands
or grape V1ne,: with its purple fruit.
Wreathed the archways. Mr.. Simmons was
assisted In receiving by Mrs: " w. Voor-
hees, president of the society; Messrs
and Mines Bennett, S. C. Gale. s. r.
Child, Ueland. Dansingberg. W, NJ, West
and Harlow Gale A musical program
was given and light refreshments were
served. The tables were decked with red
and yellow nasturtiums and woodbine
Mrs M R. Pike, Mrs. J. H. Smith, the
Misses Mary 3: Hale, Katherine Gibbs
ana arH Margaret Chapman presided. About
200 guests were present..
Mrs. G. j. Keeler entertained the Pet
t1s-Fr1tz bridal party last evening at sup
per- Covers were laid for nine and the
decorations were in white and yellow
A cluster of white dahlias marked the
brides place and yellow dahlias weres al
the other covers. The guests were the
Misses Pearl Fritz, Bertha Kamrar, Nina
Fritz. Messrs. Pettis, J. Alvin Davies A.
j. Weston and ]. M. Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Nye Of 156 Linden
avenue entertained at cards Thursday
evening. An oyster supper was served
after the games.
Miss Neva P. Leib and DR.. Ray.
mond J. Cluen were married "Wednesday
in Holy Trinity church. The bride is 8
cousin Of Mrs. J. L. Carter Of this city
Mr. and Mrs. Cluen left at once for thei1
new home in Patton, Iowa.
Mrs. e. Holljdge announces. the en-
gagement of her daughter Birdie Marion
to George Clark Averill. The wedding
will take place the last of the month.
This afternoon Mrs. Noble enterta inec
the children at the annual reception ir
her dancing hall. on the East Side. A
peanut hunt was an amusing feature anc
there were games and dancing. ,, Mrs
G. L. EastOn and Miss Lucille Martin as
sisted.
Mrs. Noble entertained group. of youne
people from until o'clock yesterday
The dance cards represented autumn
leaves. Frappe was served from a tabl,
decorated with autumn leaves and asters
This evening Mrs. Noble will give ;
lantern festival, and the decorations AM
appointments will be something out O
the ordinary Miss DAYTON will n1a1,