The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
lnSocial Circles

Mr and Mrs j. M. Reichmuth have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Katie to John P. Miller. The ceremony
will take place Aug. 10 at Our Savior church.
Miss Emma Miller sister of the bridegroom,
will be maid of honor and Fred Rechmuth
of st. Paul, brother of the bride, will be best
man. Those who will act maids for Miss
Reichmuth are Misses Ida Hunter Julia
Beck, Della Scherer, Minnie Bodemer, Mary
Eichman, Eau Claire Wis; Anna Weyh, St.
Paul; Martha Scherer Phoenix, Arz., and
Anna Papenberg of st. Paul. Little Lillian
Walker of Springfield. Ohio niece of the
bride. and Lillian Miller sister of the BRIDE
groom, will be the flower girls. Master Car
lye Plocher of st. Peter will act as ring
bearer. The ushers will be Messrs. Fred
Beck. Christ and August Scherer and Otto
Colby of Royalton, Mimi. Three hundred and
fifty invitations have been issued for the
large reception to be given at the home of
the bride after the ceremony.
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Purdv announce the
engagement of their. youngest daughter, Anna
L. Purdy, to DR.. Albert w. Shaw of Buhl
Mimi The wedding will take place in Sep
tember
charming luncheon given by Mrs
Eugene Morgan Stevens in honor Of the
Misses McCollom, Thursday afternoon. at
the Minikahda club The decorations of green
and white were very dainty and summery.
large basket filled with ferns and a
feathery white blossom and tied with big
tulle bow. Odd little bracelets of green and
white were laid over the circular place cards
Covers were laid for nine.
Miss Florence Warner entertained at a sew
ing bee yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Gilmore of Denver. Garden flow
decorated the rooms handsomely, and
after two hours of needlework collation.
was served. There were twenty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doetz, who leave soon
for Manila to do missionary work in the
Philippines, were given a farewell reception
last night at Oliver Presbyterian church. The
church oarlors were trimmed with ever
greens. flowers and Japanese lanterns. A
large number of guests were present to greet
Mr.. and Mrs Doeltz. Refreshments were
served b. the women of the church. Short
addresses were made by Rev. H. M. Press
ley c. A. Ashwcrth and James c. Tyler.
Musical numbers were given by Mrs Guy
Roberts, soprano; A. H. Jones, tenor, and
NJ. E. Campbell, baritone. Fred Stevens
acted as accompanist.
Mrs Fred Haynes and Mrs. Sinclair gave a
luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Mabel Van
Valkenburg, who leaves next week for the
east.
linen shower was given in honor of Miss
Ada Ludwig, Saturday afternoon, by Mines.
George Post and L. A. Ludwig at the home
of Mrs Post, 1921 Blaisdell avenue. The
house was decorated with flowers and short
musical program was given. After games
and luncheon the bride showered with
gifts Of linen and good wishes.
The Misses Danenbaum will receive infor.
mally Monday afternoon from to o'clock
and in the evening for Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Danenbaum of Milwaukee, who are V1sltne
Mrs Danenbaum.
j. A. Rogers will entertain a party o.
twenty with river trip on the Dunnotar to
morrow. Luncheon and dinner will be served
on the boat, and an orchestra will provide
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Keith entertained
a party to Hastings Thursday. Thei
guests were: Messrs. and Mines. Waite
Boutell VIII Boutell, M. Fl. Coolidge AM
T. A. Jamison and Mrs. A. W. Hoppock.
Personal and Social.
Rev G. L. Morrill, will lecture at the St
Cloud reformatory next Tuesday night.
Miss Kittie Harkins leaves Monday NOR
ming to visit relatives In the east
as her guest Mrs. Wesley ]. Morrison OF Ceda
Rapids.
Mrs. d. A. Simmons and daughter Heller
left this morning for Salt Lake city an
the coast
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Hudson and daughter
leave tomorrow night for California by wa
of Yellowstone Park
Mrs. w. A. Lovejoy, s15 Fourth street S
and daughter have gene to Chicago for visi
with Mrs. Lev ejoys sister.
Miss Florence Emerson of 2917 Bloomington
avenue left the city yesterday for a visi
with relatives at Hastings.
DR.. and Mrs. Asa Wilcox and son Stearn
left this morning on visit OF week or tel
days with friends in Duluth.
Miss Hewitt and Miss Alice Wilson OF Nh
waukee are the guests Of their aunt Mrs
William Currie, in Bryn Mawr.
The lSubrosa Euchfe club will be enter
tained at the home of Mrs C. IT. Houle, 2Sa
Grand avenue, Monday afternoon.
Mrs H. T. Chamberlain and Mrs. Emm
Chamberlain, 31d0 First avenue S, leave to
night for Lake Sarah for three weeks.
Mrs George Mllard Of Kansas City an
Miss Sarah Smith of Saltwater are guests {
Mrs ]. Mackusick. 2012 Park avenue.
Mrs Gertrude Bayard of Boston will be tn
Ruest of Miss Idella Bachman of 3Ol6 Par
avenue during the last week in August
Mrs Robinowitz and daughter, Pauline, an
son, Jack Elliott, leave tomorrow for L
Crosse to spend a week with Mrs. Gets
Frank Megow, Jr., who has been vlsltin
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Megow, 81 Arthur ave
nue. Sc, has returned to his home In 1nde
pendence, Iowa.
Twilight lodge, No. 40, Ladies of the Loco
motive Firemen will hold their annual law
social at Bloomington avenue and Twenty
fourth street Monday evening.
Miss Lucye NJ. Eaton entertained a numb'
OF young people at a watermelon party FIR
day evening at her home on Fifteenth av'
nue.. There were fourteen guests.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels ar
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