The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19
III Social Circles.

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! Invitations were issued yesterday for
the marriage Of Miss Helen Josephine
j Warner, daughter of Citing Fowler War
| ner of st. Paul, to John Franklin Mckay
Of Minneapolis, which will take place
4 Tuesday evening, Oct. II, in st. Paurs
i Episcopal church, st. Paul.
4 Miss Perkins gave a parcel shower
this afternoon at her home on Eighth
street 8, for Miss Anna Purdy. The dec
orations were in red and roses and cocks
comb were respondent among the palms
and ferns. The bride obtained her gifts
/ by, fishing for them over a screen. Light
refreshments we're served and the BRIDES
cake, contained a ring. Miss Perkins was
assisted by Mrs John, Mrs. G. s. Rogers
and Mrs. McKilligan Of st. Paul. There
were tWenty-four guests. -
i Yesterday afternoon Miss Susie Ronner
Of Colfax avenue S gave a shower for
Miss Purdy. Yellow daisies furnished
bright decoration, through the rooms, and
roses were, at the BRIDES place at table.
There were twenty-five guests.
Mrs. Charles Purdy gave a luncheon OF
ten covers for the bride Wednesday. Red
roses marked Miss Purdy's place and
i decked the. table.
i Mrs. N. S. Head of Prospect Park en-
tefta1neQ at lunCneOu yesterday AoI Mi
4 George Eastman of Hot Springs, Ark. The
guests were a group of women who for
merly resided in Beaver Dam, Wis. but
are now living in the city. r
i DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Welcome gave a
dinner at the Minikahda club last evening
for Lieutenant J. P. J. Ryan and DR.. F.
T. Benton Of the United States navy.
II Mrs. F. A. Utter Of 3749 Fourth avenue
S entertained at a dinner Of six covers
Wednesday evening in honor OF MRS. L.
M. Tullcr Of Washington. The decora-
lions aud appointments were In yellow ana
White. .-..
i Mrs. Frank Reynolds and. Miss E. Maude
Benson entertained Wednesday afternoon
for Miss Romie Cooper of Columbus. .. o.,
Lat the home Of the former on Chicago
avenue. Each guest was given an Eng
lish walnut and a souvenir hatchet WIN
which to crack the shell. The nut con-
tanned list of eleven questions TO De an
. swered by geographical nicknames: MISS
Copper won tho prize by guessing the en-
the list. Slips bearing the titles OF pop
ular books were distributed, and after
} the authors had been guessed the guests
found their places at table by cards Dear-
ing the names of the authors. The DIN
} ing-roonn was in pink and whlte' WIN 49,
ters fer flow During the afternoon
Mrs. G.. T.. Bennett sang and Mrs. J. w.
II nsing played the accompaniment Inc
guests were: Mines. ]. A. SanDorn, D.
w. Lansing. G.. T.. Bennett, w. II. t1sher'
the MISSES Romie Cooper, Alice StamWltz.
Josephine Curtis and Nellie Broom -
The people Of All Souls church gave q
reception Wednesday evening for Rev. and
Mrs. A. n. Alcott and Mrs. A. E. Coveli.
The .,ariors were bright with autumn
leaves and flowers. A musical program
was given and the women OF the churcn
served light refreshments.
Mrs. Willis A. Peter of Columbus avenue
I gave g. dinner Of eight courses Weohes
day evening in honor Of Mrs John W.
Freeman Of Dickinson, N. D. MRS free-
man returned to her home To-Day
s. The marriage of Mrs. Margaret Wade
} TAYLOR, daughter Of Mrs: A. H. Wade, to
I Alexander .Grinager, was celebrated IN a
{ quiet but charming fashion on Monday
: evening in Chicago. The ceremony was
I read by DR.. Reynolds and, after colla
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Grinager. left at once
{ for Minneapolis, where they are spending
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grinager
of 1928 Ninth avenue s.. The brides gown
: was an artistic creation OF 4 reek, nnes
that skillfully conformed to the latest
mode. 1t was Of the palest tan colored
wolfe over cream taffeta, made princess
with a. short train. The low neck and
edges Of the draperies were finished with
bands Of self -colored lace and the tun1c
was short in front, showing a. petttcoat$ OF
deep plating. Pearls were worn with the
s costume. - -yr,,s~ =. .
The wedding was attended by guests
from all parts of the country, relatives
and close business associates of Mrs. Grin
ager, who is one Of the vice presidents OF
was transferred last year from Minneapo.
lis to New York. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Grinager were former residents of Min.
neapolis, although now living In New
}. York. Mr.. Grinager is an artist who has
}. secured gratifying recognition in New
/, York. While in Minneapolis portrait
made of his bride was feature Of one Of
n the local .expositions, for Mrs. Grinage1
3 was universally regarded as one Of the
most beautiful women of the city during
her residence here. =, :..-
r The marriage Of Miss Edith Shaffer an6
. Otto Plantin took place last evening al
!. | their new home, West Grant street. The
- decorations were in white asters and aut.
umn leaves, and the doorways and win.
, dows were arched with oak boughs. The
. mantel was hidden beneath the bright
= tinted leaves, Miss Marie DeMars played
: the ''Lohengrin' bridal chorus as the
bride and her attendants entered. Miss
= Abbie DeMars, the bridesmaid, wore pink
= silk null over white and carried pink
=. roses. MISS Hattie 'lPayne was maid OF
=. honor, and her gown was lavender dfrnity
and her flowers white; carnations. Little
}; Bertha Olson, in a fluffy white frock, car
ried the ring In an American Beauty
rose. The bride wore white liberty silk
with tucked skirt. The bodice had yoke
and sleeves Of crystal net Her veil was
fastened with lilies OF the valley and
orange blossoms, and her flowers were
bride roses. Carl Olson was best mar
and the service was read by Rev. J. S
Montgomery. Among the sixty guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. u: G. Shaffer and Bur.
ton Southworth of st. Paul. Misses De.
Mars, Emma and Cora Plantin and Mrs
Names assisted in the dining room. Mr.
and Mrs. Plantin will receive aftel
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