The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-16
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MARRIED Is YEAR
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Kendall Observe
the Twenty-ffth Anniversary
of Their Wedding.
Give Reception at Their Home on
Harriet Boulevard-A Lunch
con for Debutantes.

A pleasant affair of last evening was
the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs,
Fl. N Kendall at their home on Lake
Harriet boulevard in honor of the TWEEN.
ty-ffth anniversary of their marriage,
The house was deliberately decorat ted with
ground pine and holly and In the arch
of the bay window were the Illuminated
dates, 1s77-19O2. Mr.. 4 and Mrs. Kendall
received alone and assisting in the dining
room were Mines E.. p. Browning, ID.
M. Wesishoon, Misses Hannah Sylow
and Blanche, Kendall. A delightful pro-
gram of songs was given by the Mime
sofa quartet, which was recently organ
lied and which includes Mines. Kendall,
Wesishoon M. A. Paulson and r. r..
Todd The hours were from IS untils21T
O clock and over 200 guests called
Mrs. r. R. Rand of Harmon place will
give a luncheon of twelve covers to-
morrow for the debutantes, Misses Susie
Cristain, Margaret Welles and Marjorie
Northrup.
John Snyder and Raymond Gillette
Will give a dancing party Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 80, in Mrs. Mobiles hall on
Fourteenth avenue Sc. The guests will
include the young people who are home
from school for the holidays.
The Monday Night club will give a
Christmas cotillion next week in Mrs.
Mobiles hall. = -, LASS - 4 = 80
One of the novel affairs of holiday
season will be the county fair which the
lsledale club is planning to give In
Johnson hall Monday evening, Dec. 20.
The hall will be decorated with pump
k1ns and cornstalks and hay mows will
Will take the place Of chairs. The mem
oers OF the club will, of course, be in cos
tune, and the exhibition Of fruits and
flowers will later form favors for a CO.
tlll1on Blue ribbons bearing the name
and date will be offered as premiums
for the best vegetables and fruits shown
by the farmers. There will be the usual
faklrs and an amusing program has been
planned. 49, -.
The alumni Of the South high school
VIII give party Monday evening, Dec.
~, IN the Phoenix club rooms It will
De one OF the pleasantest of the holiday
functions as a large number of the old
alumni have signifed their intention of
attending and renewing old acuuaint-
ances. No special invitations will be is
sued.
Mrs. Charles P. Johnson of Highland
avenue entertained at cards yesterday aft
ernoon. Easter lilies and red roses decked
the rooms. The guests were the members
of the Monday Card club and eight tables
were played.
Miss -Lilah-sE. Johnston and George S.
Clark were married last evening at Z
o'clock in the parlor of Wesley Methodist
church. Rev. j.. s. Montgomery read the
service. Mr.. and Mrs Clark left immedi-,
ately for an eastern tript They will be at
nome after Feb. 1. at sol Fifteenth ave.
nue. Sc. 80 a7&a
.4nEt 4 rs=4s
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Forbes entertained
group of young people last evening at
their home on Harriet boulevard, in honor
OF the thirteenth birthday anniversary of
their daughter Harriet. Games we're
played and refreshments served. The
guests were Lillian Woerner, Ivy Heath.
held, Julia Woerner, Hugh J. Pye, r. C.
browning ro,v1l g,1:, Margaret Hatcher, Mildred
Lasley,- Wilson Satterlee, Frank Lasley,
theodore MacFarland, Fritz Satterlee,
Avid Bennewitz, ,Winifred whitmire
Chrales Hopper and Elizabeth 'Sukey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nelson Of 1921 Pills
| bury avenue celebrated the anniversary
Of their marriage Sunday afternoon. Roses
and ferns frightened the rooms. A light
supper was served. Among the guests
were: Messrs. and Mines. j. A. Andrews.
H. Bunker, P. C. Jensen, Mrs. r. Weyen-
| berg; Misses Alice Bolin, Louise Thorson,
EllzaDeIn SOlDlSka, w o. F'leenes, J. Fred
lund and p. w. Jamestown. 81.
| Mrs G. H. Mcdowell of Third avenue
| 3, gave dinner Of twelve covers on Fri
| day In honor of Mrs. w. t. Burnett Of
Los Angeles who is spending the winter
| with Minneapolis friends. ~
| Mrs Noble will give a paper ball Sat
| urday afternoon in the Phoenix club hall
for the children Of her classes. The young
people will come in paper costumes and a,
number of novel features have been plan
ned AS the small guests will number over
fifty each will be allowed to invite but one
grown up member Of the family for the
hall is not large one
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Keith of 1908 Ken
wood parkway gave a dinner last night in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Wells and
| the Misses Wells, who have recently come
| to Minneapolis to live. Cards and bill
/ lizards occupied the latter part Of the
evening.
/ Furs and Fur Garments.
Best at The Plymouth Clothing House.
i PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.