The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-20
lnSocial Circles.

Mrs, William Asbury Hall and Mrs. Charles
Gilman Church gave large reception this
/ afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Hall on Col
fax avenue S. Wild flowers were used in
the decoration of several oftthe rooms Moe
3 casin flowers and violets were on the cabinets
with branches of white and purple llacs.
!; The fireplace was banked with ferns and
| palms and in the green tangle We're more
blossoms. Pink carnations were used in the
reception room, where, the lights were
shaded in pink. In the dining-room a great
Z cluster Of lilies of the valley in cut glass
vase was in the center of the polished table
and candelebra were on either side Car
lands of green wreathed the doorway and tbs
chandeliers. Mrs. Church and Mrs. Hall were
assisted in receiving by Mrs Frederick A.
Gage of Fulton, n. Y, who is the guest Of
Mrs Hall, Mrs. S. j. Bishop and Mrs. Martha
O'Donnell. Assisting through the rooms were
s Mines w. A. Lancaster. James K. Hosmer,
: Otto Greeley, H: A. Childs. j. j. Faude, w.
L. Lowry, Rome Brown. George Backus, E.
E. Webster, A. c. Cobb, w. S. Streeter and
L. E. STAIRS. A group of younger women al
ternated at the frappe table. They were the
Misses Harris, Helen Hall, Sophie Thies,
Vira Cole and Sadie Northrop string
orchestra played musical program the
= guests came and went The hours were from
until 6 o'clock, and this evening the as
sisting women will remain for buffet sup
per. 49,. F.. -..-r..
Miss Jane Mcdonald gave luncheon this
afternoon at the Minikahda club for Mf~S
Helen Janney. The table decorations were
apple blossoms and a bunch of tulips was at
Miss Janney's place Covers were laid for
I ten. .-..
! Mrs. W. A. Lancaster gave a pretty lunch
con Saturday at the Minikahda club for Mrs
/ Frederick A. Gage of Fulton, N. Y. The
I luncheon was served in the new yellow room
and the decorations and appointments were
In the same shade. Tulips were the flowers
used. Mrs Otto Greeley and Mrs. George
Backus also entertained for Mrs. Gage last
/ week. ~ 81. -.
Charles A. Smithel announces the engage
/ ment of his daughter Florence Bella, and
Edward Ensegh Easthagen. The wedding
/ will take place June Is.
I The marriage of Miss Mabel Fjelstad and
/ DR.. O. H. Bake and Miss sevrina M. Olson
and Alexander FJelstad will be celebrated to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Beth
Iehem Norwegian Lutheran church. Misses
Anna Olson and Lottie Void will be the
bridesmaids and DR.. O.. Melby Of St. Paul
and S. A. Rask Of Blooming Prairie will
zttend the bridegrooms. large reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A Fjelstad,
[ 1911 Thirteenth avenue S, will follow the
, service.
I Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Mccormack celebrated
I the fftieth anniversary Of their marriage
yesterday at their home, 7o4 Twenty-th
( avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormack were
married in Rushville, Ind, and they have
{ made their home in Minneapolis for the past
+ fifteen years. Although II years Of age,
( Mr.. Mccormack is an enthusiastic bicyclist,
and rode $500 miles last summer. He is en-
gagged in active business Mr. and Mrs Nc
| Cormack have five children living-W. A.
| Mccormack, Annandale; A. w. Mccormack
/ Bruce, Wis; W. B. Mccormack, G. w. Nc
Cormack, Akeley, Mimi, and Mrs w. o.
Williams, Chicago.
! Miss Maria Olson bride Of next week,
! was the guest of honor Friday evening at
I g parcel shower given at the home of Miss
| Sophie Sanaan, 1907 Sixth street S. Music
! and games were the amusements and supper
was served The guests were Misses Mabel
Fjeldstad, Minnie Hanson, Rose Lieu, Chris
tine Jarpbak, Gusta Nelson, Clara Arntz,
Rose Holiness, Anna Olson, Sophia Salmon
son and Inga Sather.
Personal and Social.
Miss De Cardona has gone east on bust
Eess trip. = -'..
Mrs. J. I. Gillck and Miss Grace Felters are
guests of relatives in Glencoe.
Mrs. J. R. Beck has returned from New
York and will spend the summer in Mime
apolis. ..E ~
Miss NJ. E. .Pomeroy and niece, Miss Bios
som Thompson, are visiting in Chicago and
Springfield, I'll.
The Amaranth Social Club will meet with
Mrs. J. J. Thomas, 2744 Fremont avenue S,
Thursday afternoon. .., ..Er--
Mrs. Grin A. Ward of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert O.
Case 1892 Lyndale av S.
Some very dramatic stories have been sub
n1itted in the temperance story contest, and
they will be read tomorrow evening in the
Portland Avenue Church of Christ.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Wright, Of Rushford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Halverson, Of Alexandria,
are with S, I: Wright and the Misses Wright,
on Eighteenth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
leave Thursday evening for an extended trip
abroad. -. f--~' =. s-.,.
Mrs Eunice Melville, editor of the National
Rebekah, left last evening for St. Louis,
the Missouri Rebekah assembly and also a
meeting Of the ways and means committee Of
the worlds fair fraternal building association.
The A juniors Of the North high school had
1909 Fremont avenue N, Friday evening. One
Of the amusing features of the evening was
the visit Of Mrs. Finnegan." Dancing and
progressive medley were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. The souvenirs were in
Ebue and white, the school colors.
Miss Edith Jackson, who was graduated
under Clayton D: Gilbert year ago, at the
johnson school, has just returned from Bos-
Emerson College Of oratory. On the way
home, Miss Jackson stopped in Illinois and
gave. several recitals with decided success.
She expects to return to Boston next season
to finish her course.
Northwestern people at New York hotels
are as follows: Minneapolis-Gran Union,
u. Hayes; Gilsey, o. J. Griffith Imperial, E.
1arr EVA ". 4. Alden, L. ': Hamburg ss Dead
wood, S. D.-Astor, F. W. Cindel. Jordan,
Minn.-St. Denis, G. H. Phetteplace. Du-
Iuth-Netherland DR.. S. R. Holden.
NORTHWESTERN WEDDINGS