The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
will receive Tuesday evening at their
home, 722 Eighth avenue S. ii

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will receive Tuesday evening at their
home, 722 Eighth avenue s.
y Mines. Rothschild, Alexander and Moss
will receive, Informally at their home.
t2104 Portland avenue, Tuesday evening, |
for their guests, Miss Rosalind Elkan of
New York, and Miss Estelle Sinsheimer
Of Chicago.
b Mrs. Robert w. Thompson entertained
on Wednesday for Mrs. Chick Of Los An
geles. About twenty-five ladies enjoyed a
delightful musical program given by Mrs.
Chick and Miss Alice Bacon. Mrs. Chick
has been the guest of honor at several
dinners and luncheons. She returns to
California Sunday.
Mrs William Gardiner, of 2450 Girard
avenue S, entertained group of friends
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor OF
Mrs.. D. K Brownson of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Miss Edna Mcclure of St. Catherine,
Ont; Covers were laid for eight and the
table decorations were pink and white
sweet peas. /: as.sIs
Miss Myrtle s.fMills of Boston was the
guest of honor at an informal affair given
Wednesday evening by her aunt, Mrs. FL
lef Nelson of 2119 Humboldt avenue s:
Palms, ferns and flowers Frightened the
parlors. The dining-room was in red with
candles and American Beauty roses for
table decorations. Covers were laid for
thirty. Mr.. and Mrs. Weshoon, S. c.
Gilbert, Dr.. McKinnon, Miss Helen Currier
and E. H. Nelson furnished a musical pro-
gram in the evening. r lrE 81 s-.s ,.ss9.+s
| Wednesday Misses Pearl and Bertha
Purdy of 951 Twenty fourth street NE en-
&1nx - 1,,So q@n
Misses Mabel Polhamus and Neva McEl-
| roy. Sweet peas were used with the water
lilies in the rooms and the lights were
shaded in red. The favors were lilies.
Miss @Polhamus sang several numbers in
the afternoon & .s
Miss Mae vanderhoff entertained on:
Wednesday afternoon and evening for
| Miss Bertha Barnard of Evansville, Wis,
and Miss MaudeE Rounds Of Oshkosh, Wis.
Supper was served and a delightful eve
ming enjoyed. Present were Mines. Dick
enson, Bleavette, Fitzpatrick and the
A kitchen shower was given Wednesday
| evening at 1928 Laurel avenue. for Miss
! Emma L. Richardson, whose engagement
| to Clifton L. Smell was recently an
| nounced. The hostesses were a group of
nurses and the rooms were. attractive
| Will asparagus vine, anu sweet peas
Musician fortune telling were the amuse
| ments.
| Miss Laura Henderson entertained for
| Miss Kelley Wednesday evening. The
guests were Misses Margaret and Nellie
| Connelley, laramie, <Wahlen, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lord, Mrs. Steiner Messrs. Reubens, 'Tay-,
lor, Peterson, Moore, Folsom, Stitler and
| Wright. -,.s.,x.. .~. -
| The wedding of Miss Susie J. Abbott,
formerly Of Minneapolis, and Russell S.
| Bunker, who resided in St. Paul until re-
Gently, took place in Seattle yesterday:
Mr. Bunker served with Company D, Thir-
| teenth Minnesota, in the Philippines.
/ Miss Jennie Fowler of Binghamton,. N.
| Y, and John A. Heron of Winnipeg Man..
! were married Tuesday evening at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev
/ Charles Fox Davis. - =. -. =,
| A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF the brides sis
| ter, Mrs. B. r. Howells -208 Beacon street
1 Sc, when Miss Evelyn Kincaid and George
Stmonds were married. The service was
I read by Rev. Irving P. johnson. The
rooms were decorated with vines and cut
! flowers. The bride wore white silk
trimmed with chiffon and lace applique.
Little Margaret Howells was ring bearer
! and Mabel Dennfng was flower girl. Mr..
and Mrs. Simonds left on the evening trai
for Toronto, Can, where they will make
| their home
| Miss Gertrude Modem and William Mon
! roe were quietly married last evening at
! the home of Mrs. BENJAMIN Taylor Of
| Clinton avenue. Only the immediate
| friends were present. . d; 4
Personal and" Social.
Miss Gertrude F. Fiheld and Albert Fifield
left to-day for Nebraska and Colorado
Mrs. John Coveny and little daughter,
Marie, have gone east to remain until Oct l..
Mrs. Charles A. Nimocks, OF the Virginia,
has gone to Clear Lake Outing Club, Iowa, for
| a two weeks stay. .
Mrs. Frank Goldblum and daughter, Edith,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. K. Goldblum, Of
1411 Ninth street S. y : =, "A "a :
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN Helm Pape, Fort
Davis, Alaska, and Mrs. Frank A. Briggs, of
Bismarck, N. D., are in the city.
! Miss Orpha Morris, of Macpherson, Kan,
will leave next week for Iowa after a: visit
with her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Stockman, of 3812
Clinton avenue. <--.
Mrs: Carlos Wilcox will return Sunday from
Week With here ie Mrs.
Mary A. w. Lockwood.
John C.. Chase, socialist ex-mayor of Haver-
hill, Mass is being entertained while in the
! CITY Dy Inc SOCIALIST CaQQ1Q6Ce LOT mayor,
| Charles D. Raymer, at his residence 415 e
| Twenty seventh street.
Mrs. John X. Barnes of Rhinelander and
Mrs. Jennie K. Dean ,of Amigo, Wis, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. J. E.
Mullowney, 1882 Columbus avenue, have left
for an extended visit to Yellowstone. park and
vicinity. '' =. '~ g.
Mrs. John Blake and Miss Anna Blake of
Ssyenth street ST. sE left for two months
for the benefit of Mrs Blake's health
Miss Mabel Jackson leaves this evening for
| Chicago, on her way to Norwalk, Ohio. She
will accompany Misses Florence and Blanche
| Mills, who have been visiting in the west.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
| as follows: Netherland, G. E. Bernstein; !;
Broadway Central, V. Babcock; Continental;
T. v. B. Egbert; Rossnore, Miss Phelps, Mrs.
J. NJ Phelps; Astor, B. c. Sheldon; Hoffman,
W. j. Hawkins. - -. = -.
i A lawn social will be given this evening by
the ladies of the Portland Avenue Church Of
Christ on the grounds at Portland and Frank
lin avenues. Ice cream and sandwiches will
be served. Negro melodies by the Louisiana
quartet will be tan attraction. ! ss