The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
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9 Miss Nina Wilson gave a small tea this
afternoon at her home on Thirteenth
y street s, for Miss Ethel snider, a bride
4 Of next week. The affair was very in
/ formal and the guests numbered only
twenty five of Miss Snider's friends
u At the marriage of Miss Snider and Mr..
Gilfllan in st. Marks church next
y "Wednesday. the bride will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. s. B. Morrison, as matron
4 Of honor. The Morrisons have recently
& returned to Minneapolis to reside, after
? making their home in Mexico since their
marriage. John Gilf1llan will be his broth
4 er's best man. ~.
At the marriage of Miss Mabel Stche
!, to Charles Kent Dickerman, which will
, take place in st. Marks church next
= Thursday evening, Miss Elsie Stone will
be her sisters only attendant. The best
, man will be Cornish Otis Of st. Paul and
& the ushers will be E. B. Gridley of Du-
I luth, John Arm strong and Warren Owens
, of St. Paul and Robert Hastings Max
) Matteson and Jacob Stone, Jr. The serv-
j ice will be at o'clock and will be fol-
loved by a small reception for the men,
bers OF the bridal party and the imme
date relatives. y
The bridal dinner will be given Tuesday
evening by Miss Otis at her home on
Summit avenue. st. Paul. Saturday aft
ernoon Miss Agnes Belden of Oak Grove
street will give thlrnble bee. and to-
morrow Miss Catherine Lyman Of 500
Groveland avenue will give a lucheon Of
twelve covers.
The Misses Trask were hostesses at
prettiy appointed luncheon for Miss Stone
=, this afternoon at their home, FOL Fifth
street Sc. The decorations were in the
fall foliage and flowers.
Mrs. F. M. Prince gave an informal
luncheon this afternoon at her home on
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twelve.
D.. Mrs. E. F. Elliott is enterta ming house
party at her lake home, Briar Hill, Min
hetonka, for Mrs. Lucian Swift and a
group of whist friends. The guests from
town went out this morning and will re-
main until tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Birch gave a bril-
liant reception last evening a their home,
A08 w Lake street. for their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. James N. Anderson Of Sidney,
Ohio. The receiving hours were from
until II o'clock, and in spite Of the in
clement weather, over hundred guests
were present The decora tons in the par
lor were in palms and American beauty
eoses and white asters were in the sec
ond parlor. Shaded red lights intensified
the adornments in the dining room, where
american Beauty roses and ferns car
fled out color scheme of red and green.
Miss Mabel Coburn served frappe in a,
woodland nook hung with branches Of
bright autumn leaves, and on one of the
maple branches was a tiny birds nest
A string orchestra played during the eve
hing and Mrs. Charles Bennett gave two
vocal numbers. Miss Frances Vincent
sang group Of songs and gave as an
encore Sleep Little Baby Of Nine" Mrs
Birch wore pale yellow mousseline de
sole over black, and Mrs. Anderson. black
pet over old rose silk. Assisting through
the rooms were Mines. P. B. Birch.
L. F. Foote. R. R.. Colburn. Miss Laura
Standish and Miss Ruth Birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will leave Sat
urday for Washington, D. c.. to visit Will
liam Walker Of the Washington Post.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Birch will