The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29

Miss MacKusck on Clinton avenue, for
their, sister, Mrs. Paul johnson of. St.
Paul. whose marriage took place last
month, The hours We're from 8 until 6
o clock and about 100 women called. The
mantel was banked with palms and ferns
and southern smilax trailed over the door,
ways and arches. Red carnations fur
nished brilliant color here and there and
the rooms We're lighted with red tapers
! Frappe was: served from a Turkish: cor,
ner by Miss Margaret Moore. The as
sisting women were Mines. Writ Wilson,
Elmer Clifford, the Misses Helen Bliss and
Mabelle iSowle. Mrs. Robert Campbell
presided in the dining room and was as
sisted by the Misses Agnes MacF<usiclS,
Jessie FaWcett and Harriet Campbell.
Pink roses and pink tapers in silver cam
delabra were charming table decorations
and the room was hung in southern smi-
lax. The men will join the assisting wom-
en- at buffet supper this evening and
cards will be played.
Mrs Louis w. Koch entertained thirty
women at luncheon and cards this after
noon at her home on Second avenue s.
Luncheon was served from the small
tables. The rooms were decked with
prOfuSiOn Of flowers.
Miss Miss Byrdie Pinden entertained at
Leslie Turnbul, bride of the early fall.
The parlors were in yellow and the din
ing-roOm In pink and green The souVen-
IRIS We're little opera glasses in pink silk
| bags. After luncheon Miss P1ndeN and
| her guests formed box party at the Ly-
ceum theater. The guests were Mines.
Turnbull, James Crew, w. Fitch, Fulcrut,
George Mccullough Misses Nellie Broom,
y Mabel Willford, Belle Searle, Florence
LOttie Sanborn and Alga Faw-
cett. Mrs. James B. Pindell, Miss Pin
Gcll's mother, was also of the party.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Byron II. Kent of 1887
Humboldt avenue S, entertained at cards
last evening. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Kent have
but recently removed to their beautiful
new home and the affair was in the nature
Of house warming. Red carnations and
sword ferns were in the drawing room
which is furnished in red, and the same
spicy flowers were in the living-room
and dining room. The lights were shaded
in red. Euchre was played at six ableS
and the prizes were pieces Of burnt wood.
Supper was served from the small tables.
assisted the hostess. This evening Mr..
and Mrs. Kent will entertain second
group of guests.
On Thanksgiving Day Mr.. and Mrs: D.
w. Longfellow Of 3112 First avenue S,
gave family dinner of fourteen covers
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Earrie G. Cald-
well, who We're married on Tuesday in
Princeton The table decorations were
yellow chrysanthemums. Among the
guests were Robert Hall of Chicago, Miss
Hannah Hall, Evan Hall, Northfleld;
Miss Anna Caldwell: Lincoln, Neb., Mr.:
and Mrs. Robert G. McCurdy, Mrs. Henry
Calhoun. Mrs. A. Caldwell. Miss Cald-
we'll returns this evening to Lincoln and
Mrs. Anna Caldwell leaves for Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Goodwin entertained
a group of friends at a Thanksgiving din
ner at their home on University avenue
Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. John fIanley. Jr., enter
tanned seventy-five guests at the home of
Mr.. Hanleys father on East Twenty third
street, Thanksgiving Day, in honor of
the fifth anniversary Of their marriage.
Chrysanthemums and American Beauty
roses were the decorations. Miss AdeHne
Payette and Miss Stella Hanley sang sew
eral numbers and dancing rounded out
the evening. A string orchestra played.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Lapp of Blaisdell
avenue celebrated the tenth anniversary
Of their marriage with a family dinner
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Marion G. Stewart and William
Conelley of Rochester. Mimi. were mar
rled yesterday afternoon at the home of
the officiating minister, Rev. P. A. Cool
Mr.. and Mrs. Conelley will reside in
Rochester.
+ A quiet wedding took place ,Thanksgiv-
Ing afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
j. H. Johnson, 1927 w Franklin avenue,
when their daughter Minnie Evelyn. and
Charles Ainsworth Griffin were married.
Rev. J. E. Dallam read the presence, and
only a small group of relatives we're pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will be at home
after Dec. Is at 1856 E Eighteenth street.
Miss Minnie A. Steihem and joseph A.
Baker were married Thanksgiving eve at
their new home, 1904 Twenty seventh
street. Rev. John S. Rood read the serv-
ice in the presence of a small group of
friends. A wedding supper was served
The wedding of Mrs Myrta A: Scott
and Rev. e. M. Hulett Of West Concord,
Mimi, took place Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin IT:
Green of Humboldt avenue S.. The dec
.orations were in pink and white and
green. Rev. G. A. cleveland read the
service in the presence of sixty guests.
The bride wore white silk and carried
white chrysanthenunas. Mr.. and Mrs
Hulett left for a trip Of two weeks and
on their return they will be at home in
West Concord.
Miss Gertrude Mccain and Alexander
McEachern were married in the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, Tuesday.
Miss M. O'COnnor was maid of honor. and
wore mode albatross and carried pink
roses The bride was in gray crepe de
chine over pink peau de sole, and her
flowers were bride, roses. The service was
followed by wedding breakfast at the
nome OF the bride. Roses and ferns
decked the, table and the bridal couple
stood under a great floral bell to receive
congratulations. Among the fifty guests
were: Mr.. Redlin and the Misses Redlin.
Chippewa Falls; Burt Thompson. Powerse
and Arthur .McEchern. Gracevi1e. >.,v Mr..
and Mrs. McEachern left for an eastern
trip and will be at home after Jan: at
1903 Washington avenue N.
Among the weddings of Tuesday was
that of Miss Blanche Christianson and
Jesse A. Potter, which took place at the
home Of the brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
RI. Heen of Sixth avenue NJ Miss Albine
DISCLAIMERS was maid of honor and Carson
Champlain was best man. Rev. M. D..
Hardin read the service.
MISS Mae kllbOurne and Tom Shaw en-
tertained last evening in honor Of Miss
Flora Rice of ST. Cloud. Red and white
roses and carnations were the decorations.
A mems observation test was followed by
hattrimming contest, in which w. Neil
Hobart and Stanley Roberts u,o,