The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-21
IL Sociial cIes

reys, daughterS$cf Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Humphreys, and Charles Wynaan Lawrence,
will take place Tuesday evening. April 20.
in the First eGongrega tional church Miss
Polite Lawrence of Wabasha, Mr.. Lawrences
sister, will be the maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Misses Alice Mcclellan,
Grace Trask and Emma Carpenter. This aft
ernoon Misses Eleanor Dickinson and Marion
White Of st. Paul entertained at the home
of Miss White in ST. Paul for Miss Humph-
reys. Thursday Miss Margaret Mcmillan will
be hostess in her honor and Saturday after
noon Miss Emma Carpenter will entertain
thirty young women at her home on Vine
place. Miss Trask will give dinner for
Miss Humphreys and (. Mr.. Lawrence next
Monday evening.
The engagement of Miss Katherine Reich
muth and John P. Miller was announced at a
luncheon given Friday by Mrs. William Mil
Ter at her home on Eliot avenue. Covers were
laid for nine and the guests were Miss Reich
muth, Miss Emma Miller Mr. and Mrs. AL
Raeder Of Ford du Lac, Wis, Mines. E.
berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Fjelstad have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mabel
Fjeldstad, and DR.. 0. H. Bake Of Blooming
Prairie.
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Mrs. Julia Dixon announces the engagement
Of her daughter Miss Marie Dixon. and Alex
H. Fjelstad of Blooming Prairie.
The annual dancing party of Psi Epsilon
fraternity will be given in the West Hotel
Thursday evening.
Sigma Chi fraternity gave dancing party
in Johnson hall Saturday evening. Fraternity
banners and palms decorated the hall and a
large group Of young people enjoyed the
program of dances.
There was music and informal dancing at
the Minikahda Club Saturday evening and
seevral small dinners were given. J. D. Nc
MILAN entertained eight guests; Denman
johnson, ten, and E. w. Backus had eight.
There will be music every Saturday evening
at the club and table d'hote, dinner will be
served.
Miss kathleen Jones of liz E Fourteenth
street., gave parcel shower Saturday after
| nooon for Miss Mary Scalen, bride of next
week. The decorations were in Easter lilies.
Games were played and the books in which
| the scores were kept were ornamented with
| water-color sketches. There were twelve
| guests.
Mrs. Fletcher of 1880 E Twenty Sixth street,
entertained Friday afternoon in honor of the
seventy seventh birthday anniversary of Mrs
Pierce. Spring flowers Frightened the rooms
and light refreshments were served. The
guests were Mines. Pierce, Presley, Phelps
| Langton, Bisstt, Gamble, Harter, Frakn
Campbell, Cogswell, .Sheilo, Winston, Stone
Boyd, Norcross, VerreN, J. D. Williams, D
Williams, Taintor, Kidder, Richards, McCol
Tough, Harnden, Trevett, Oshier, Trusdoll
shugars, Doctader, Lynch, Long, Marsh
Perry and Husler.
Miss Lenora Joyce gaev needle and pill
shower Wednesday noon for Miss Alma Slew
ers. The guests we're the principal and teach
ers of the Franklin school. A dainty lunch
con was served in the artroom of the schoo
building.
Miss Annette Bramberg and G. G. Carlson
were married Friday at the home of tn
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson will reside a
1900 Fifth avenue ME- &} = r.
Miss May Dolan and Perry C.. Johnson wer
married in l. o. o. F. hall on Fourteent
avenue Sc Tuesday evening. The ribbon
were held by four little girls and Misse
maids. B. Wendler and F. Carlin attende
; the bridegroom. The bride wore cream alba
tross with Lace trimmings and carried Bird
roses. The service was read by Rev. Willial
Love and was followed by supper. Mr. an
Mrs. johnson left Thursday for their ne
home in # airmont, IN. D.