The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-16

944 Hampden avenue ST. Anthony park The
rooms were decorated with roses and carna-.
tons and smilax Wreathed the dorways, while
ferns and palms made background for the
bridal party. Alonzo Brann and Irene Eddy
We're the small attendants. The bride wore
white India null trimmed with lace and
carried bride roses. Miss Gertrude Hanson
played the wedding march and Rev. j. S.,
montgomery read the service, which was wit
messed by only the immediate members of the
families. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy are grad
yates OF the university and the bride has
recently returned from Europe, where she
has spent four years in study.
G. NJ. Lorng entertained last evening at
his home on Clifton avenue at dinner of
fifteen covers. Roses and carnations decked
the table and carried out color scheme Of
pink. The guests were Cyrus Northrop, Pro-
lessor W.. w. Folwel, Edward r. tombstone,
+. A. earle, ]. S. McLain, James Gray. Chas.
S. Hubert, A. B. Barton, A. G. Loring, A. c..
Paul. Walter Eggleston. H. A. futile, Rev.
Marion D. Shutter, G. A. Bracket and E. J.
Phelps.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fillmore
of the Woonsocket gave dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hadden, who have recently re-
turned from their wedding trip to Europe
Yellow roses furnished pretty decoration
for the table and through the rooms. After
dinner a program of music was given by Mrs
Elizabeth Brown Hawkins and M. Cragg
WalSton. ."-' .%
The women of the St. Barnabas hospital
auxiliary are endeayoring to raise money
with which to build home for the nurses.
They have already received, among other
gifts, checks for $1,000 and for $500 toward
the needed SIS. 900. They have given several
card parties to add to their fund. and yes
>o& tI,r how
of Mrs. N. H. Chase, 1903 Dupont avenue 5.
Mrs. Chase was assisted by Mrs. Peters and
Miss Boswell, and assisting through the
rooms were Mines. Tracy, Lawrence, Kenyon,
Fred Snyder, Holmes, G. P. Harding, David
Fuller, c. ]. Gutgesell, c. P. Wyman. Hector
Baxter and Garrigues. ~. 80. ..,s- &.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l. B. Woodward enter
tanned Tuesday evening at slN-hand euchre
for their daughter, Miss Rachel woodward.
After the game an elaborate repast was
served The prize winners were Mrs. Fred
Sprague and E. s. Winter. . .....
The Misses Paaum will give a box party at
the Metropolitan theater Sunday afternoon to
hear the Royal Italian band, and the program
will be followed by dinner. Miss Levi OF
Topeka, Kan, who is the guest OF the Misses
Sicher Of Park avenue. will be the guest OF
honor. Several affairs have been given Tor
Miss Levi Saturday Miss Teresa Rothschild
gave box party at the Metropolitan and
supper at Dorner's and Miss Heller gave
card party Friday. On Monday Miss Kantro-
WITT was hostess at luncheon for Miss Levi.
Mr. and Mrs. F NJ. Glasoe gave a dinner
Sunday evening at their home, 1905 Thirteenth
avenue S. for l.. Kastor. Covers We're laid
for eighteen 1t was the anniversary Of Mr.
Kastor's birthday and he was presented with
a gold watch and chain by Mr.. and Mrs
Glasoe.
Mr. and Mrs W.. IL. Wheeler of 905 Third
avenue gave a progressive euchre party
last night in honor of their brother and sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wood of Valley City,
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