The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

MING, JUNE il, 1902
home of the brides parents. 200 W Twenty
seventh street, and will be a very quiet al
fair, for which no cards we're issued s.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Corrigan of ST. Paul
announce the engagement OF their daughter
Margaret and VI. Cavanagh. The wedding
will take place the last of the month.
The reception of the alumni association of
the North high school will be given this eve
ming in the Phoenix clubrooms instead of
johnson hail. as originally planned. Light
refreshments will be served and program
of toasts will be given, and later there will
be dancing. ..>t
| The graduating class of the South high
school held its farewell banquet at the Holmes
hotel last evening. The decorations were in
1 the class colors maroon and white. and COW
ers were laid for sixty The menu cards
were also in the class colors and were ar
ranged as a souvenir. Frank S. Lyons was
POSTMASTER and presided over the program
which was as follows: Grafton, George Earl
prophecy, Lydia Sanders, Pearl Dunklee
Ethel Winclebee; poem, Carl Swedenborg
Our Teachers" Mary Pearl Presley: .'Se-
| nior Boys" Lena Falk Gjertsen; Senior
| Girls Joseph Hedding;"Our School," Karl
JOnnSOn,' REMARKS, MISS Gface waits, ETO-
fessor Ozias; farewell address, Frank Lyon.
| Ms. Charles Merrill gave quilting bee
| yesterday afternoon at her home Twen-
| tY-siNth street, for Miss Louise Barons. The
rooms were bright with pink peonies and the
bride elect was showered with four-leaf-clo-
| vers. A guessing contest furnished amuse-
| ment after the quilting finished. Miss
| Pearl Parcher assisted and there were twen-
| ty-five guests. .-.... --..
| Monday Mrs. Harold Hoskins, on Chicago
| avenue, will give a luncheon for Miss Bar
! ons, and Tuesday Mrs. Robert Robinson will
| give a kitchen shower Mrs. William saeger
will entertain at the lake on Wednesday,.
| Last evening Miss Mae Kilbourne, assisted
| by the Misses Baker, Cederquist and H;g.
| gins, gave parcel and Kitchen shower at 81
| home for Miss Gertrude Latson and fisu, ys
Mccullough, whose marriage takes place
| Wednesday. White 2peonies designated the
brides chair. A game Of travel afforded
| amusement and musical selections were given
| by Miss Ethel Hobart and Miss Ella Robert
| son. The guests included the Misses Ger
| trude Latson, Byrdie Pindell, Emma Ceder-
quist, Grace Higgins, Carlotta Baker, Mary
and Ella Robertson, Flora Rice, Evelyn Fol-
som, JEANNE and Mary Shaw, Ethel Hobart,
Lillian Ellinwood, Alice Donnely Mabelle
Stocking; Messrs. George Mccullough, Tom
|
| Montford Higgins, Arthur Hoax, Henry Ben
nett Shirley Tyler. Lou Hobart, Harry Avery,
Nell Hobart, George Hamley and Charles
| KiIoourne ''es
Mrs Benjamin F. Coppage gave dinner
last evening in honor Of the tenth birthday
anniversary Of her little daughter Marguerite.
| Dinner was served at 6 O'clock and the table
| was decked with pink peonies and pink tapers
! in silver candelabra and there was souvenir
at each cover. The guests were the Misses
Margery Lovely, Helen Scanlon, Winifred
Johnson. Dorothy satterlee, Gladys Pattee,
| Genevieve Connor, Marie Bertrand, Hazel
| Croius, Margery Robert, Leslie Robert, Kath-
| leen Merrick, Mollie Merrck, Katharine
! Pond. Rowena Ioppock, Jessica Brown, Ma
| rian Moore Gertrude Heath, Nenona Heath,
| Florence Matthews, Dorothy Cogan. Harmo-
ME shearer, Marion Connor, Ruth Ames and
| Luella Ames.
Mrs. S. L. Plumb of 1929 Lyndale avenue S
gave thimble bee yesterday afternoon for
| her guest, Mrs. William Bard of Portage,
| Wis. The parlors were decorated in green
| and white and the dinng-room was in pink.
| Light refreshments were served, and there
were twenty guests. ~.'
| The Misses Fleu gave dinner Of eight
| covers last evening at their home, 3613 Second
| avenue S, for Miss Minnie Troendle. Carna-
| tions and ferns were the table decorations.
| Last week Mrs. E. G. Terwillger entertained
| twenty-four young people in her honor. Miss
| Troendle leaves Monday for an extended trip
abroad Mr.. and Mrs. Troendle will accom-
pany their daughter to Chicago. where she
will meet her aunt and they will sail from
| New York, June 2S
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| Miss Margaret Winship was the guest OF
| honor at card party which was given last
evening by Miss Jessie McMahan at her home
| in st. Paul. sot...,4 - .-.'
!
Thursday evening William A. Daniels gave
| a supper and card party at his apartments
| on Seventh street S., for Miss, Billings of
| Denver, Col, who has been the guest of
Miss Florence Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklyn Lewis for two weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. E. Burt chaperoned the twelve young
people. ~ :. =.
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The Misses Swanson gave porch party
| Thursday evening, at their home on Clinton
| avenue. Miss Lille Lindberg and Arthur
| Lindberg of Red Wing were the guests OF
| honor. Among the young people who were
| present were Mrs. j.. J. Merrill and Miss
Marion Merrill of Chicago and Mrs. j.. N
Arnold OF Omaha. a.ss;1a., -.,>' -.
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w Fifteenth street, gave a parcel shower