The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-14

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cards for Thursday from 10 until II and 2
until o'clock, for an exhibition of water
! color work Of Miss Henrietta sW.4Dunn,
which will be shown at her home, 1882
Spruce place. Miss Dunn formerly re-
sidedF in Minneapolis but has made her
home In Boston for the past few years
| With her mother she spent the summer
In Europe and has only recently returneds
| She has been very successful with her
water color work and has made q feature
Of figures and flowers.
Mrs James j. Hill will introduce her
daughter, Miss Gertrude Hill, at nu-
! .stcale which will be given Wednesday
| afternoon at the Hill residence in st.
Paul. Miss Hill is very fond OF music
and has devoted much time to her favor
lite art and to literature.
The Apollo club will give an informal
reception this evening In the c]ubrooms
| in the Lyceum building, for Mr.. and MIS-
Oscar Seagle Of New York. who are at
1.-The West hotel Mr.. Seagle was a promt-
nent member of the club when he resided
| in the city. The guests Will include all
! OF Mr.. Seagles friends who are able 70
be present, whether they are club mem
!. bers or not. Mr.. and Mrs Seagle will
(return east tomorrow.
The people of Plymouth church will give
a reception this evening for Rev. and Mrs.
L.. H. Hallock.
The people, Of Park Avenue Congrega-
tional church will give pubic recep-
ton this evening in the church parlorsr for
the new pastor, Rev. George S. Rollins,
and Mrs Rollins. Mrs. Alice Adrian Pratt
and Mrs. e. M. French will contribute
solos to the musical program, which Will
be feature of the evening. g
The senior class of the Central high
school will give a social this evening at
the Holmes hotel. Miss Caplin will chap
eron the young people.
The East High School club will give a
dancing party this evening IN Mrs: NO
|ble's hail. on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
An interesting event of, yesterday was
the family dinner given by DR.. and Mrs.
L. B. Allen at their home on Garfield ave-
nue. S. to celebrate the seventy fourth
birthday anniversary OF Dr. Alien: Gov
ers were laid for twelve and the decora-
tons were In white and yellow chrysan-
themums. In the evening twenty guests
were present, and Mrs: Allen was assisted
in entertaining them by Miss Harriet l..
Davis. Mrs. Carnegie. Dr. Aliens daugh-
e~AAN ~'~A0S ~~>-O~>
Of Chicago, his granddaughter, were
among the guests.
Miss Ada H. Clarke gave a box party
at the Metropolitan theater last evening
for Miss Bessie Scott, daughter OF Major
Scott Of Leech Lake reservatlon' VINO IS
her guest After the play supper was
served at the home of Mrs. S. S. Staring.
The Monday Card club arranged a sur
prise for Mr. and Mrs. William Hartley
last evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. r. Munzer, 1928 Fremont avenue -;
Euchre was played at four tables and
after the games refreshments were served.
| Mrs c. M. Winslow gave an informal
luncheon yesterday at her home, on Sew
enth street S. The table decorations were
in white and yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Samuel T. Johnson Of Minneapolis
was the guest Of honor yesterday at a re-
ception given by Mrs. John Franklin
George Of Summit place, St. Paul.
Wednesday evening Mr.. andtMrs. Hovey
/ c. Clarke had a group Of guests 1nfor-
mallv for dinner in honor: of Captain and
Mrs. w. A. Mercer Of Chtckamauga.
! Mrs Fred L. Gray gave a luncheon OF
ten covers Wednesday at Donaldson's tea
rooms in honor Of her guest, !: Miss" r.
Shusarth of North Dakota. A cluster of
yiolets was at each cover. The guests
were Mines. George Rose, George o.
Eddy. Charles Johnson, Howard Kicker,
B. Coppage, Theodore Hays, Eugene. Sat
terlee and Miss Shugarth. . 10y
Mrs. w. D.. Albee gave a musicale on
Wednesday evening at her home in Har-
mon court. The guests were;>a group OF
her pupils, and pleasant program was
given. Chrysanthemums frightened the
rooms.
4 Harry s.. Moore entertained eight young
men Wednesday evening at ms nome, oolz
Tenth avenue S. Pink carnations and red
/ roses were in the dining-room. A mu-
steal program was given by Miss Jane
Moore of Maine Mrs. Moore was assisted
by Mrs. Eta s. York Of Portland, Me.
Among the weddings of Wednesday was
that of Miss Sarah Isabella Hewer and
Frank. Aichon, which took place in the
evening at the home of the brides brother,
James Hewer, on Central avenue. MISS
Sarah Roberts played the "Lohengrln
chorus and Rev. Mr.. Ward read the serv-
ice. Charles Lind was best man and Oil
yer Hewer carried the ring. Little Helen
Hewer was flower girl and wore frock
of white china silk. Miss Josephine An
derson was maid Of honor and wore white
and carried white roses. The bride was
also in white, with cluster Of bride
roses. A supper was served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Aichen; left for
Sarnia, Ont, where a reception will be
given at the home of the bride. They
will be at home after Dec 1 at Port HUI
ron, Mich. Among the guests was Mrs.
L. M: Grossbush, who left last evening
for her home in Chicago .
Miss Rose Katherine Kuava and Peter
J. Mayer were married Wednesday morn
ing in the Church Of the Imma culate Con
ception. The nuptial mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Griffin. Miss Prender-
CAST played the "Lohengrin bridal music
and Miss Lacy sang several numbers. The
ushers were Frank Kuava, F. j. Mayer anC
L. A. Mayer Miss Agnes Kuava was maid
Of honor and wore white Paris muslin an6
carried pink roses The brides gown was
Of white mousseline de sole over silk an6
her flowers were bride roses. The altal
> was decorated with palms and chrysanthe
!: NUNS. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer left for ar
| eastern trip and they will be at home al
3OS Second street NE after Dec. 1.
Miss Ruby Olson and Ohm Am Smith Of
Nashua, Mont. We're married Wednesday
at the home Of the bride on Eighth avenue
Sc. About thirty guests witnessed the
service which was read by Rev. A. O
Nelson. Chrysanthemums and carnations
were the flowers used in the decorations