The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-21
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John =. Whallon entertained his best man I
ana ushers last evening at dinner in the
table We're II. w. Young, Henry w. Eustis,
=. M. Chute, George p. Case, Charles Case, |
y. w. sumner, H. w. Commons and D. L.
raymond. TRe cloth was almost covered I
with azalea blossoms in varying shades Of
PINK. me name cards were decorated with
the initials Of the bride and bridegroom
Wreathed in green and bore clever sayings-t
in regard to the wedding. a @
SATURDAY evening E. W. Sumner gave a
dlnner at. the Minneapolis Club for Miss |
Eustisa and Mr.. Whollon. Covers were laid
Tor Twelve and the guests were 9 group Of |
Iiiehos VINO formed a jolly part at Breezy |
Point last summer. A mound Of American !
Beauty roses was in the center Of the table |
anu the lights were shaded in red. Sketches
OF DTS OF scenery around Breezy Point
adorned the name cards.
Mrs. James T. Morris entertained forty wom-
men at cards this afternoon at her apart |
ments in the Adeline. .SiX-hand euchre was
played and light luncheon was served after
the games Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Morris
VIII entertain a second group Of women at
cards.
| The marriage of Miss Emma B. Collinson
~ A'SS 1iAouT sNIOA "
| take place on Feb. IL at O'Clock, at Port
huron, Mich, the home Of Miss Colinson g
mother During her residence in this city
Miss Collinson has been teacher in the
Blaine school, where she has endeared herself
| to teachers, patrons and pupils Mr.. Knox,
! at one time student of the University of
Minnesota, is a graduate of the law depart
ment OF Madison university, Wisconsin. The
young couple will reside at indianapolis, Ind.
On Saturday evening Miss LeGro, principal
OF the Blaine school, entertained her teach 1
1 ers at her home, $40 Twelfth avenue Sc, in
| honor OF Miss Collinson. The feature of the
| evening was parcel shower, in which the
| brlde-elect- was required to guess the con-
tents of each package from "a conundrum,
riddle, rhyme or illustration written upon
the accompanying card This ELECTED much
! fun and often tried the keenness Of the whole
company. The gifts were varied and beauti-
| full. The color scheme was carried out in
| pink and white the floral decorations. being
pink and white roses.
i: Allen. Wright Of McAlester, l.. T., gave a
4 handsome dinner: last evening in the white
t room Of the Minneapolis Club. His best man
and ushers were the guests and the decora-
lions were in red and white. American
Beauty roses were on the table and arranged
| among the palms and ferns that banked the
| room. Present were. Messrs, Alvin Skiles
w. Y. Chute, Minneapolis; Campbell, Little
! ROCK, Miller ana Hunter OF UulutQ, ana
| H. e. Yarnell Of Little Rock.
| Karl De Laittre gave box party at the
Metropolitan theater last evening for the
Ellery band concert. Miss Lawson of Will
liamsbprg, Pa, who Is the guest Of Miss
Louise Heffelfnger was the guest of honor,
and the other guests were Misses Hefolfnger,
Bernadette Kelly, Nina Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis B. Newell Sewall Andrews, John
Bovey and Robert Hastings. After the con-
cert supper was served at the home of Miss
Kelly. >s>s :..-... -
! Miss Margaret Reid and WILDER N: Cole
I evening were guests of honor last evening
at dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey E.
| Coleman of 319 Ninth street Sc. The decora-
/ lions were in roses, carnations and ferns. It
was an informal affair and the guests were
the members Of the family. " - ::
+ Mrs. r. A. Rogers of the Waldorf enter
tained Informally at cards last evening. Roses
and carnations frightened the rooms Supper
I was served after the games and covers were
! laid for sixteen ~ -! .s-. -''E.'f
I The Khalalu club of the university will
7 give dancing party Friday evening at the
1 home of Miss Helen Hendrix. 2029 Blaisdell
avenue. @f< - @s.-1 p '~,'h.
+ reception will BE given tomorrow after.
nooon by the active members of the Orpheus
1 Singing society for the associate members
7 and their friends. The affair will be given In
: the rooms Of the Apollo club in the Lyceum
| theater and the arrangements are in charge
1 Of c. r. Holmen. Fred Sanbom and Norman
/ fhone. ' II ..-'s -~,A'* g..
Miss Olga Johnson entertained merry
group Of guests ats grown-up chtldren;s
party Saturday evening. All Of the guests
participated in the program which was a
feature Of the early part Of the evening, and
Miss Ann Dallager was awarded the prize for
the best recitation. ~Ch1ldren's games were
played and light luncheon was served. The
| decorations were in pink and the souvenirs
/ were sunbonnet babies. :
! Miss Mae Courtney gave kitchen shower.
I Friday evening at her home, 1929 Columbus
! avenue, for Miss Ethel Watson, a bride OF
I tomorrow The decorations and appoint
ments were in red and green and carnations
were the flowers used. The guests were
| Misses Watson, Edna and Alice Cody, Eva
Watson, Lulu Houle, Kathleen Jones, Edna
Baltic, Alice Jones, Mamie Tobin, Mamie
scallen, Margaret and Agnes Lyons, Hendrika
Gagaski and Eva Burr.
Saturday evening Misses Anna and Laura
Wright of 1886 Eighteenth street, entertained
for their sister, Mrs.. II. i. 1alVorsen OF
Alexandria, and for A. Eggen, who has re-
Gently returned from four years service
1 in the United States navy. . ..--
| Mrs, Sage Of 3037 Calhoun boulevard enter.
tanned at an informal luncheon Friday after
noon. The decorations were in red roses and
holly. ~, s,.s:e
Thursday Mrs, A. A. Yerxa gave luncheon
| Of twelve covers at her home, ~904 University
avenue Sc, for Mrs. Owen of Toledo. Ohio.
The decorations were in green and white.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jegloe Of ia Western ave-
nue. celebrated the fifth anniversary Of their
marriage Friday evening. Dancing was
feature of the evening and an elaborate sup
per was served. There were about 100 guests
and the rooms were deeked with pink roses
and hyacinths. ~ ,-y't"
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Hash gave dinner
Friday evening at their home, 500 Forest
avenue. Covers were laid for twelve.
| Personal and Social.
| J. Heudry has gone to New York.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Price Of Harvey, N. D.,
are in the city for few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Macdonald have left
the Hennepin and are at the Berkeley
Mrs Gideon 3. Clark OF Dupont av S, is re-
covering from a severe attack OF peritonits.