The Minneapolis journal., 1902-11-06

1925 Jefferson avenue. Miss Carter came
up from Chicago Tuesday and Mr.. MCGEE
| is also here. Among, the guests will be
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Carter Of Crookston,
| Miss Eleanor Freeman and Miss :Emeline
Carter Of Chicago Miss Carter is q tai
| ented young singer who has had q posi-
tion In High Park Presbyterian church in
Chicago for the past five years.
| Mrs L. P. Caswen will give a parcel
| shower tomorrow afternoon at her home,
1904 Columbus avenue, in honor Of Mrs.
c. B. Henning., Mr.. and Mrs. Henning
will celebrate their golden wedding ami
versary next Tuesday. =.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wyrnan will give a
dinner Wednesday evening at their home
on Fourth street Sc. :.n -<,
| Mrs. G. M. Jordan and Mrs. A. E. Ben
5amin will entertain at cards Friday
afternoon, Nov. ID, at the home of Mrs.
Benjamin, 1922 Blaisdel avenue.
The South Side Hight school alumni
association will give the first Of series
Of dancing parties tomorrow evening in
Malcolm's hall, Fifth avenue and
Twenty-fourth street.
The decorations will be a pretty feat
|
will be transformed Friday evening". The
florists have entered into friendly rivalry,
and Mendenhan will do the ballroom, Mr..
Munson of the Minneapolis Floral COM
pany, the corridors. and Swanson the par
| lors and supper room. Tickets are on
sale at Eustis and Hudson's, and the
demand for them has been large.
! Ihe Vestry OF Gethsemane church will
give reception this evening in Knicker-
! booker hall in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Irving T. Johnson. Bishop and Mrs Ed
sal! Will be present and the parishioners
will be the guests of the evening.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Christie and
Bert Marshall Lennon took place last
evening at the home Of the bride, 1901
Clinton avenue. About fifty guests wit
messed the SERVICE which was read by
Rev. J. B. Helwig. Miss Jessie Anderson
played the wedding music. Miss I,ucv
Christie was maid Of honor and viii
| Christie was best man. The brides gow1,
was or white nuns yelling and her flowers
were white roses. Supper was served and
the d1n1ng-room was decorated with pink
roses and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon
will be at home after Nov. Is at 3s1 E
Eighteenth street.
Mrs. s. s. Cargill gave 4 luncheon of
eight covers yesterday afternoon at her
home on Portland avenue. Pink chrys-
anthemums were the table decorations.
Mrs. B. F. Graham assisted at a. re-
ception given yesterday by Mrs. John A.
stees in St. Paul for her daughter, Mrs
Charles Stees. A group Of Minneapolis
women went over during the afternoon.
A dinner followed by parcel shower
was given for Miss Agnes Coyne, a No
vember bride, last evening st the home OF
Miss Anna L. Edwards. Covers were LAID
for twenty and the brides place was
designated by a cluster Of violets. tied with
ribbon. The gifts were presented by Miss
Maude Burke and later there was a mu-
sical program by Misses E. McGrath, T.
Gallipeau, M. Donovan and A. L. Edwards
Miss Edy Of 800 Sixth street sE, gave
a cinch party Tuesday evening. Pink anC
- white carnations made the rooms attrac-
tive. Prizes were won by. Miss --MauG
Derrick and Pascal Ware. Refreshments
were served In the dining-room and later
a musical program was given. rs -- -
A tin shower was given Tuesday even.
ing for Miss Anna ,Srobody, a November
bride, at her home; 251 Twenty-s SECOND
avenue S. Music and games were THE
amusements and Miss Anna EIaddec ant
Miss Lillian Srobody assisted The guest:
were Misses Margaret Luc. Ina and Lizzie
Addison, Kate Cusick, M. Irwin Anna
Straheder, Ida Hearvey,- Anna Christie
pherson. Mary Hadlec, Cora Dahlstrom
Mary Uicha and Marie Sardner. . .-.
Mrs. G. A. Kelly of 1406 Fifth avenue
I s, entertained Tuesday afternoon in honol
Of her guest, Mrs. e. Freeman of Lake
City, and Mrs. Laura Clark Of New York
Progressive cinch waseplayed and: prizes
: were won by Mines. Clark, Funk and Bell
Miss Elizabeth Grau gave several ;musica
! selections. The assisting women were
. Mines. w. H. Mathews, o. G.. Smith ant
w. D. Munger. E''
j Mrs. Mason and Mrs. D. Morgan gave
. parcel shower Monday afternoon at tn
] home of Mrs. Mason, 1901 Adams stree
| NE, for Miss Olive Connyngham, brid
! Of the month. The parlors were decorate,
with chrysanthemums and ferns and II
the dining room carnations red tapers AM
&c smilax carried out color scheme Of rec
&C. and green. The gifts were presente'
&C. under white canopy by little Mabe
e White. In the evening Miss Mason enter
r. tained the members Of the bridal part.
g and a group of young friends.
C Mr. and Mrs. Levi Longfellow gave