The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-28

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Winters
daughter of Edwin Winter Of Chicago,nand Dr..
Harry P. Ritchie of st. Paul will take place
April "a at the home yof the brides brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G.. Winter,
in st. Paul. The Winters formerly resided
in st. Paul, and both Miss Winter and DR..
Ritchie have host of friends in Minneapolis.
DR.. Ritchie was a surgeon with the Tnff-
teenth regiment in Manila.
The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Connolly,
daughter of John Connolly, and DR.. ]. M. Fox
will take place Thursday, April 10, in the
Church of the Ascension.
The marriage Of MISS Alice May Tanner and
William G. Wilson will take place Wednesday
evening, April 8. at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Tanner,
1924 Fifth avenue S.,
Miss Jessie Pearl Balm and Hiram Banks
Van Name will be quietly married "Wednesday
afternoon; April Is, at o'clock, at the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs D. M. Weishoon,
2737 Dupont avenue S. Mr. Van Name will
take his bride to St. Paul to live.
+" The Smith college graduates will present q
burlesque on Julius Caesar Saturday after
noon, April 8, at the home of Mrs. George II.
Partridge, for the purpose of adding to the
fund of 800, 900 which must be raised by the
alImnae to enable the college to receive the
gift of 100000. Miss Alma Hoegh is chair
man of the general committee, and assisting
her are Misses Grace Durham, Katherine
Lyman and Marguerite Gray. The burlesque
was written by Miss Ona Whats of Kansas
City, who was graduated from Smith las'
year, and Is in five acts. The parts have been
assigned as follows: Julius Caesar, Miss Caro-
To,,I .fvrrn r7yyir
Margaret Wells, Miss Margaret Muir OF st
Paul, Miss Leslie Mitchell of St. Cloud; Bru-
tus Miss Alma Hoegh; three conspirators
Misses Helen Janney, Helen Hoegh, Grace
Durham; Cato, Miss Grace Townsend; Cas-
sius, Miss Marguerite Gray; Pindarus. Miss
Katherine Lyman. ''s'-
The senior class Of the university will give
an informal dance next Friday evening IN thf
armory The university band will play a pro
gram of twenty numbers. The class play VII
be read to the class April 8. .-,..!:--.
The first annual banquet of Delta Sigma
Nu of the Central high schaol will be helf
Saturday evening, April 5, in the Commercial
Club. The banquet is IN honor of the organ
ization Of Zeta chapter.
Next Friday evening dancing. party viii
be given in Hotel Clinton. a.
Theodore Van YORK, who will appear in
sThe Creation with the Philharmonic clut
next week, will also sing with the Chora
club in St. Paul. He is a nephew OF Mrs
Benjamin F. Ferriss of the Astoria and rsne
will give large reception for him after the
Choral club concert. Mr.. Van YORK formerly
lived in St. Paul and will bring his wife with
him to meet his western friends. Mrs: Van
YORK is also a singer who is well known IN
the east.
The wedding of Miss Catherine,Hawley an6
Richard Hooking formerly OF Absarka, N. u.
was quietly solemnized Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides uncle, George -
Hawley, 4O10 Chicago avenue. The service
was read by Rev. Mr.. Valentine in the pres
ence of a small group of relatives. The deco
rations were in red and green. There Wer'
no attendants and the bride wore white Per
\ sian lawn and carried bride roses. A .ligh
collation. was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooking
will be at home at 4010 Chicago avenue afte1
April Is. ..-.t.. ..
Mrs. Thomas Clark gave a musicale
Wednesday evening at her home on Elliot
avenue, entertaining fifty guests Tulips AM
American Beauty roses were the decorations
delightful program was given by Misses
Amalia Ripe, EuIalie Cheneyert, Helga OF
son and the Misses Osborne.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John En-
colbert of 2509 Twelfth avenue entertained
a group of friends. A musical program wa
given by Miss Edna Allen and Blaine Alle1
and after supper Colonel E. 7. Lee, in be
half of the guests, presented Mr.. and Mrs
Engelbert with handsome souvenir. Pres
ent were c. E. Fix, Colonel E. 7. Lee, VII
liam Lackey, Messrs. and Mines. J. H. CARR
son, N. D. Garrison, Charles I. Marston, Johl
Hanson, L. HUSKY, ]. L. Larson. John Wall1n
J. o. Melburg, B. NJ. Christ, Andrew John
son, w. I. Engelbert, c. w. Anderburg, "a
P. Molen, Mrs A. A. Holmes, Blaine Allen
Edna Allen, Ellen More, Lille Molen, Haiti
Engelbert, Helma Engelbert, Lillian Larson
and Mabel Clausen.
DR.. Rose Valley entertained a group o
| friends last Light in honor Of Mrs. Otto Rec
| of Chicago, who left for her home. Tn
guests were Mrs. Graves, Misses Margare
| Upman, Margaret Connolly, Erwin, DR.. Up
| man, Dr. Mcdonald, Dr.: Sutton, Dr.S Cause
| j. Shields and J. Castor. .n,E