The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
ln Social Circles


The Misses Clough of Ninth avenue Sc
gave q pretty informal tea this AFTERNOON for
Miss Grace Tenant, bride-elect of the
spring. The rooms were prettiy decorated
with the lights shaded to correspond witt.
the colors of the flowers used In each ROOM
The reception room had masses of ferns and
palms that accented it's attractive appoint
ments and the liying-room was in deep
pink, roses and potted ~hyacnths being used.
Russian tea was served in the music room
and dining-room. The music room was in
pink and the tea service was on a small
table with a pink embroidered cloth. A
pretty corner Of this room held tall yass'
filled with pink roses and pot of sword
fern set on the shelf of a small recessed
corner window, below which was a broad
seat. The dining-room was in red, large
low bowl filled with red tulips occupying the
center of the table, The table was covered.
with large drawn work lunch CLOTH. The
chandelier was festooned with red satin rib
bons.
Assisting about the rooms and in serving
tea were Misses Graham, Turner, Knowlton
Brown, Scripture, Glessner and Lois Tenant.
A marriage that took place wednesday a:
Rockford, ILL.,, is Of interest to many in Min
neapolis. The contracting parties were Miss
Nettie E. Harrington and w. F. McCaughey
both Of GAINESVILLE, Wis. Miss Harrington Is
the younger daughter Of Mrs. Mary Harring-
ton and the family formerly lived in Minne-
apolis. Miss Amelia Harrington, who is a
teacher in the Minneapolis public schools,
attended the wedding. Miss Harrington was
an active worker in the First Congregational
church and for several years state superin-
tendent Of the junior Christian Endeavor. She
was first secretary Of the Minneapolis Y. w.
G.. A., which she helped to organize. Her
activity in church and Christian Endeavor
work has continued since her removal to
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaughey will make their
home in GAINESVILLE. He is the district man
ager Of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance company. r.
Miss Martha Graves gave parcel shower
this afternoon for Miss Lucy Waterman, a
bride Of Monday. Music and games were the
amusements. Light refreshments were served.
About twenty young women were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Gowen will give a
dancing party in Mrs. Mobiles, hall Thursday
evening, April 3. s.. ~ ..., - -
Mrs. Franklin III. Lewis and Miss Bacon
will entertain at cards Wednesday afternoon
and evening, April 2, in their apartments in
the Hennepn. ss..-. - q ES@s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l.. Stewart of Nicollet
avenue gave supper last evening after the
play for Miss Maude Lillian Berri Of. the
Princess Chic company. 1t was violet sup
per, and basket Of the fragrant blossoms
was in the center of the table on a cloth
of drawn work over violet silk. The lights
were violet shaded and the name cards had
Miss Berri's picture in wreaths of yiolets.
They were tied with tulle, with violets in the
knots. Tomorrow afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart will give driving party for Miss
Berr - s., d.
Miss Eta L. King gave card party at her
home on Spruce place last evening. Pink and
white carnations decked the rooms. Cinch
was played at seven tables and light refresh
ments were served after the games. Miss
King was assisted by Miss Ida King.
The North high school girls basket ball
team gave a dancing party last evening IN
Malcolm's South Side academy for the girls
of the Hudson team. The hall was deco
rated in the school colors. A light supper
was served after the program Of dances,
Mrs. s. H. Noble gave a party last evening
in Johnson hall for the young people Of he1
classes 1t was the closing affair of the sea-
son and program of sixteen numbers was
danced Mrs C. l.. Easton, Miss Ruby Moi.
felt, Ed Jones, Ed Phinney and Fred Thies
assisted Mrs: Noble. 2ft =; - 5<s& =
The local lodge of Elks gave dancing part,
! last evening in Elks' halr.ffGIt was the clos
ing affair of the season and was attended By
| about seventy -fve 2eoupfes SRossiter's Mill
tary band gave program Of sixteen numbers
The committee in charge included o. r. Stat
ford, w. 3. Frazier, IA. L. Hazer, &C.. w
Bachman, T. e: Pease and F. Sheppard The
M Inn He inf cfod in In IN,
strel show and burlesque which will be giver
| by the st. Paul Elks April and s. The
| committee Of Minneapolis men includes E
Kayser, &C. E. Fisher, C. w Bachman ant
w. E.. Goddard. $500. +. = = :. .r7Fs,<-
Mrs S. B. Siles Of Hawthorn avenue en-
| tertained at cards yesterday afternoon
American Beauty roses were in the parlOri
| and bridesmaid roses in the dining-room
There were fifty guests. - -.
Mrs. Fred Lorenz, entertained at cards yes
| terday afternoon in honor Of the fourteenth
anniversary of her marriage. Progressive
cinch was played and supper was served a
6 o'clock. -~.,-. .t-..s. --a=.zso.-
| Miss Gracia M. Stevens and Charles D
Carter were married Wednesday evening a
| the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| G.. a. Stevens. Miss Blanche Miller playet
the wedding march and Miss Carter sani
| just before the bride entered. Miss Lilial
Papst was maid of honor and Joseph Sulli
van was best man. The service was read b,
| Rev. Mr.. Garter, the backgrounds father. Mr.
and Mrs. Garter will be at home in Crooks
| ton, Mimi, after May l.. s~S2 - = =: y -
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Souden of 35M Portlan
avenue were very pleasantly surprises
| Wednesday night by seventy-fve Of their Min
| neapolis and st. Paul friends, the occasion
being the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
rEage. Led by Lieutenant Sinclair playin
the -bagpipes, they arrived at the Souden res
lidence. The evening was spent with songs
rotations sword dancing and Scotch reels
&c. "A Smith, in the name of the friends, pre-
scented Mr. and Mrs. Souden with beautiful
! crystal water set as a token Of their friend
ship. Among those present were six guests
who had witnessed the wedding in 1887 Il