The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Janney of $40
Oak Grove street. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Helen jan
ney, and Charles NJ. Case
The wedding of Miss Myra Beckwith and
W. q. Goddard will take place Wednesday at
the home of the brides mother in Cheney.
Both Miss Beckwith and Mr.. Goddard former
~ resided in Minneapolis. Mr. Goddard will
take MS bride to Craig, Col, and will spend
Few days with Mrs. Maxil D. Robb OF Ito
Spruce place, on the way west
Tor tea to be given Saturday Afternoon at
her home on Spruce place.
Mrs r. j.. Upton and Miss Nan Lundeen
Will give dancing party Friday evening in
Mrs. Mobiles hall.
Miss Alice Hopes will entertain Friday
evening in honor of the anniversary Of her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Murtfeldt will
give sleighing party to St. Paul Wednesday
evening. 1911
Mrs. James Pye will give thimble bee
Saturday afternoon at her home on the East
Side.
Elaborate preparations are being made by
Zuhrah Ladies' for their annual ball, which
Will be given in Masonic Temple Monday
evening. The decorations will he very hand
some and will include several new light
eHects. Mrs. W. A. Merriam, assisted by
Mines. H W.. Huntington, R. l.. Pratt, John
Hornbrook. W. NJ. Walker, W. H. Jacoby,
II. NJ. Myers and F. c. Barrows, will form
the reception committee. and the floor will be
in charge Of c. A. Hoffman, NJ. c. Rodearmel,
j. Ellis, w. H. Dickinson, Thomas Voegeli,
William Hartley and w. A. Merriam. Mrs.
c. A. Hoffman is chairman of the general
committee, and the other members are Mines.
c. E. Dutton, H. F. Fraakhauser, II. NJ.
Myers and G. E. Oyenshire. 81 -
James Neill will entertain group Of twenty
twin city friends in Duluth tomorrow even
ing. They will so to that city in special
car, arriving in time to attend the perform
ance Of Barbara Fritchte"1 in the evening.
After the play banquet will be served at the
Spaulding and the guests will return home In
the morning. .<-2&f r.. ~ E@E .
The wedding of Miss Sophie Weinberg.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Weinberg, of
1915 Washington avenue n, and DR.. George
j. Gordon, took place yesterday afternoon at
Deinard read the service, assisted by Rabbi
SLIDER, and music was furnished by string
orchestra. The bridesmaids were Miss Dora
Friedman, who wore white mousseline de sole
and carried pink roses; Hiss Bessie Marcus
whose gown was blue mousseline de sole
with pink roses, and Miss Rebekah Weinberg,
in yellow mousseline de sole with yellow
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honor, wore old rose silk ana carried white
roses. The brides gown was of white lans-
down over white taffeta. Her veil was caught
with diamond brooch and her flowers were
bride roses. Aaron Hertz was best man and
the ushers were Messrs Hirschfield Beruan
and Nose Weinberg. An informal reception
followed the service and later there was a
supper and dancing. The hall was deliberately
decorated with flowers. palms and smilax.
Dr.. and Mrs. Gordon will be at home after
March l at 5O7 Eighth street S.
Miss Frances Thayer gave jolly coastng
party on Lowry hill Saturday evening for the
members Of the Kappa Delta Phi fraternity.
Supper was served at the home OF Miss
Thayer, S1S Mt. Curve avenue, and the
decorations were in red carnations, the fra
ternity flower. The men found their partners
by matching valentines and supper was served
Covers were laid for twenty.
Miss Helen Trussell will entertain the FRA
ternity at colonial dancing party Saturday
evening.
Mrs. George Partridge entertained sixty
children Saturday evening at a dancing party
for her daughter, Charlotte. The decora-
lions and appointments were suggestive of
Valentine day.
Mrs. T. G. Winter gave a Valentine party
Saturday afternoon for her children. About
twenty little people enjoyed the games. Sup
per was served at o'clock and the souvenirs
were valentines.
Saturday evening Mrs. N. McAllister gave
an informal card party. Progressive whist
played
Mines. S. C. Swift and R. J. Mendenhall gave
a dinner Of twelve covers Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Magoon and Mrs. yle L. Green
field gave parcel shower at the home OF
Miss Magoon, 3113 Stevens avenue, Friday
evening for Miss Mabel Gooch. Much amusc-
ment was furnished by the reading of letter
purpUrting to be from the bride to the absent
bridegroom, the guests supplying the missing
adjectives. Miss Eleanor Nesbitt gave several
delightful solos, The parlors were prettily
decorated with smilaX and white carnations.
In the diningroom the centerpiece on the
polished table was of red carnations and
smilax was festooned from the chandelier
Misses Florence and Edith Magoon assisted
in serving. The souvenirs were done in waite:
colors, the picture Of the bride being con-
cealed under the petal of full blown rose
The parcels were hidden in the two parlors
and the bride obliged to find them and guess
their contents before opening them.
Mrs J. Stoft of 1902 Chicago avenue enter
tanned fourteen La Crosse women at luncheon
last week in honor Of her sister, Mrs Fred
Dittman of La Crosse. Mrs. ,Dittman will
spend week with her sister.
Friday evening Mrs. NJ. w. Koon of 1906
w Lake street gave linen shower for Miss
Oriel l.. Dotem, whose marriage to E. M
Foster will take place next month. Red car.
nations and ferns decked the ,parlors anc
American Beauty roses We're in the dining
! room. Guessing contests were the amuse
ments and prizes were won by Misses Boten
Williams, and Irwin. The bride-elect was
showered from white parasol. Covers We're
laid for eighteen and the place cards were
red hearts decorated with Cupids Rosebud
baskets filled with bon bons were the souve
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Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Feltus gave a valentine
party Friday evening. The decorations were
in red and green Miss Margaret Gilmore
played a program of sixteen dances. after
which buffet supper was served. The guests
, were Mines. J. l. Gilick, G. w. Proctor, j
A. Monahan, w. Burroughs, Edith Renold
| Misses Alice Chadwick, Henderson, Gedney
Avery, Steele, Rice, Josie, Myrtle and Grace
Fetus; DR.. Irwin. Messrs. T. K. Boyer H
| A. Feltus, Don Lowell, William Gillick, Thee
dore Schacht, Edwin Carter, Robert Monahan
| Harry Libbey and Will Mannley ST. Paul.