The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
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Mrs.C. A. Bachman aof Portland avenue
gave q thimble bee this afternoon for Miss
Mary Harris of Penfield. N. Y. The guests.
were Misses Harris. Ora Peake. Fan Harris;
Idella Bachman. Mines. Ernest Colwell, Ger
aid Rakes, Noble Darrow, J. IS. Hooper, Fred
Thompson, James Chapman, James Pinnell.
A. c.. Wellington, H. E. Harris, w. R. Den
mis-, Paul Dennis and Robert Truitt.
Dr. Cora B. Roberts entertained at luncheon
this afternoon at the West Hotel. The guests
OF honor were, DR.. Kate Mead Of MlddletoWn.
Conn, who is the guest Of her sister. Mrs;
James Paige, and Miss Amanda Matthews OF
Muskegon,4 Mich, who is visiting her sister,
Dr. Mary Towers. The other guests we're a
group Of the women physicians of Minneap-.
oils. They were Drs. Mary. Towers, Marion
Mead, Martha B. Moorhead, Emily w. Fifeld
and Jane Kennedy. ~ - -"-. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman gave a din-
ner of twelve covers last evening at the
Hampshire Arms. American Beauty roses
decorated the table. ,.' T.. -. =
Mrs. Charles w. Case gave luncheon at
the Minikahda Club Wednesday for Mrs
Charles NJ. Case, nee Janney. Covers were
laid for twelve and the table was handsomely
decorated with flowers. The place cards were
fan-shaped with the names in gold.
/ Mrs. v, Bishop of the swinford will give a
small dinner this evening.
The marriage of Mrs. Letitia ". Daulton of
St. Paul and William Frederick CARROT will
take place at the home of Mrs. P. N. Lane In
St. Paul Tuesday, July 20.
Mrs. W. Reinhart Of Duluth announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Berdie NJ. to
Merton R. Chittenden Of Minneapolis. Tho
wedding will take place in Minneapolis Aug.
II.
Mr. and Mrs Henry T. Coley Of 171a Nicol-
let avenue announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Daisy Holt, to Dr. Harry Storrs
Miles of Los Angeles, Gal. The wedding will
be solennized in September. .,H ..~-
=! A group of Minneapolis friends attended the
marriage OF Miss Lena Adele Perkins, daugh-
ter Of w. L.. Perkins, and George Gibbs OF
Chicago, which took place last evening in the
Church of st. John the Evangelist. st. Paul.
Mrs L. H. Fockler of Kansas City was mat
ron of honor and Harvey Corbett Of New
York was best man. The service was read by
Rev Theodore Sedgwick. A small reception
followed at the Perkins residence and Mrs.
r. w. Matthews of Minneapolis assisted in
receiving Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs left for an
eastern trip, after which they will be at
home in Chicago.
Miss Ethel NJ Myers and Charles D. Berg
| strom were married Wednesday afternoon al
| whitecarnations decked the rooms and clusters
the parsonage Of Cavalry Baptist church.
| Rev. Loren A. Clevenger read the service
Mr.. and Mrs Bergstrom left for Chicago on
| their wedding trip = = = =
| Miss Mabel Louise Abbott entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon for her cousin
ayo6 VI
is her guest. - ."-
| Miss Eleanore Johnson Of Monroe street
| NE, gave handkerchief shower wednesday
| evening for Miss Evelyn kincald. Red ano
white carnations decked the rooms and cluster
of white blossoms were tied TO the prlae
| chair with broad satin ribbon. Present
| vera Misses Kincaid, Sadie Douglass, Delina
| Gaene> Clara Walters, Marie Longton, Katie
| Nevil1e Clara Khuen, May Neville: Frances
| Lohr. Louise Johnson and Laura henderson
| Miss Josephine K. Strand, a September
| bride, was the guest Of honor at an INFORMAL
| affair given Tuesday evening by Mrs. clay.
pole of 1902 Clinton avenue. Sweet peas ano
! asnar aragus ferns made the rooms attractive
| musical program was given by Mr., and MRS
| Ayers. Misses Leilah Potter, Katherine IodH
| and Belle Porter, and Misses Blanche Taylor
| and Anna L. Youngquist reclted: FrapPe anu
! ices were served. The guests numbered
twenty-five. Miss Strand left last evening fol
| Kansas.
| A dancing party was given on Wednesday
evening at the soldiers home by the young
people of Major Comptcn's, DR.. Blssells ano
Mr.. McKusick's families The guests IN
oluded group of St.. Paul and Minneapolis
Young people and others were present from
Seattle and Madison, Wis. string orchestra
furnished music and the pavilion and build
ms we're hung with flags and bunting. Sup
ner was served About 100 guests were pres