The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-31
WEDNESDAY, EVENING,


was given last evening in Ramaley's hall.
ST. Paul. The hall was attractively decor
ated and the girls wore Dolly Warden cos
tunes powdered hair and black patches.
The cotillion was led by Thayer Bass
dancing with Miss Margaret Mclaughlin
and in one Of the figures the dancers
each carrying an American flag, marched
and CONFERENCE.-THE about the large flag
held In the center by Mrs III. p. Black
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Jesse
Gregg distributed the favors and Mrs
Mclaughlin served frappe. The Mime
were Misses Gertrude Satterlee. Grace
Gillette, Glee Jameson. Winifred West
lake, Florence Brace. Agnes Haynes,
Alice and Minnie McClellen, Amy Fisher,
Marion Mclaughlin, Bessie Healey,
Messrs. Gillette, Bartelson, Rolph, Wy
man, McCullonn, Yerxa, Calhoun, Carpen-
ter, Aldrich, Boardman, Ives and Spring
Mrs. William II. Hallowen entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home, 1O1 e
Twenty-seVenth street, for Miss Emma
Thompson, who has recently returned
from an extended visit In California The
decorations were all in red and green and
flowers were used with the holly and
pine. A musical contest and conundrums
furnished amusement. Mines. S. b. Smell
and J. A. Wolvcrton presided in the din
ing room and they were assisted by Mines.
w. B. Riley John Blackmer and George
Walker. There were thirty guests.
Mrs. G. S.. Fay Of 1912 Clinton avenue,
gave an: informal thimble bee Yesterday
afternoon. The guests OF honor were her
three sisters, Mines. Benham and Ware
of Minneapolis and Mrs Brown of Rock
ford, Iowa. In the reception hail. parlors
and library green and white were the
chosen colcrs and lilies rjonquils and
in A
wrea thed in smilaX in the center of the
polished table in the dining room re-
fected a basket of American Beauty
roses tied with a bow of the same bril-
liant color. Miss Opal Fay gave several
beautiful piano selections and assisted
Miss Jacques at the frappe bowl. A de-
licious lunch was served at S o'clock, Mrs
F. T. COrriston and Mrs. Benham poured
coffee and were assisted by the three
daughters of the hostess. There were
ffty-hve guests. .~
Last evening Miss Opal Fay gave din
ner in honor of her cousin, B. B. Benhan,
holidays in the city. The place cards
were blue tied with white ribbons and
each had an original verse. Covers were
laid for ten. An informal musical pro-
gram was given later in the evening.
IlAe IAetd DelId Zeld fraternity nelQ
its regular meeting last evening in the
new clubrooms recently arranged in the
Troendle residence on Garfield avenue S.
After the transaction of business there
was a chafng-dish supper.
The marriage of Miss Nina NJ. McGon-
lyle Of Ashley, Ohio, and Lucien P. Hall
Of Duluth, was quietly solemnized last
evening in Fowler M. E. church. Rev. P.
A. Cool read the service, which was wit
messed by a group of friends from Duluth
and Minneapolis. The church was deco
rated with holly and greens and large
floral cross was over the pulpit. After
the service a wedding dinner was served
at the West hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
left on the evening train to spend the
winter in Southern California. 49,
The wedding of Miss Myrtle Jewett of
Of Linwood, Minn., and Robert Brinsted
Of Seattle, WASH, took place Saturday.
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent at the service, which was read by Rev.
Irving P. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Brin-
visit. Mr.. Brinsted left for Seattle yes
terday morning and Mrs. Brinsted will
join him in the near future.
Miss Effie Miner and Edison K. Upton
were quietly married Christmas Eve at
the home of the brides mother, 250S Bry-
ant avenue N. The rooms were prettily
decorated. Miss Claudine Chase played
the wedding march and the service was
read by Rev. J. A. Cudlip in the presence
of only the immediate relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs Upton will be at home at % Grove
street. :