The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-23

will give an entertainment at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Partridge on Groveland
avenue. The program will include two plays
written by Miss Clara Bachelor. who has
charge OF the elocution work at Graham Hall
Miss Charlotte Partridge will take the leading
role in symphony In Black" and Miss
Catherine Clerihew In s'My Lord of Lent. .
Tho others In the cast are Misses Mary Van
Dusen, Katherine Drew. Marian Martin and
June Clark Of North Dakota. The plays will
be given in the ballroom OF the Partridge res
idence and are for the benefit Of Graham
Hall library Tickets may be obtained Of
any OF the young actors. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Dickinson will
issue invitations next week for the marriage
Of their daughter. Ethel, and Richard D.
Humphrey, which will take place Wednes
day evening, June 49, at $50 o'clock III
Gethsemane church. Miss Frances Humphrey
will be the maid of honor, and Bertram Dick
inson, the best man. There will be two little
flower girls, Marguerite Coppage and jean
nette WEIGH. The service will be followed by
a reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickinson.
Mr., and Mrs. f. II. Young will entertain
Informally tomorrow evening at their home
on Bryant avenue s., for Miss Florence Burtis
who leaves shortly for Europe The guests
will be a group Of Miss Wis . Burtis So friends.
Mrs Arthur w. Hoppock will give a large
reception Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Kenwood. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Hoppock will entertain another smaller COM
pany.
The graduating class of the East high
school will be entertained this evening by
the teachers at the home Of Miss Harris. 613
Ninth avenue Sc. ,e
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity gave a BAN
quet last evening at the Commercial Club
in honor Of Professor F. j. E. Woodbridge.
who will leave the university this year to
take chair ct philosophy In Columbia uni
versity Professor Woodbridge has shown an
active interest in the fraternity and express
sions Of regret at his departure were made by
William E. Bramhall, Oscar Taylor, st. Paul.
Franc B. Daniel, Dr.. Folweli, J. +. Durand
and Mr.. Bennett.
The annual reunion Of the South High
School Alumni association was held last even
ing in Masonic Temple, Palms and Easter
lilies banked the stage. l.. o. Solem, presi-
dent Of the association, extended welcome to
the graduating class, and Frank Lyon, senior
president, responded. Professor A.. N. Ozias,
G. l.. Sawyer and w. X. Hicks spoke briefly
and Miss Mary Williams and William New
gard sang About 800 enjoyed the program
of twenty-one dances. Frappe was served
during the evening. The guests were received
by the officers of the association, Ludwig
Solem, Miss Sadie Featley, Miss May Will
lians, Rudolph Kuttgen, with two members
from each class.
Horton gave a small tea for Mrs Falter OF
Saut Ste. Marie, who is their guest The
rooms we're bright with flowers and tea was
served from a daintily appointed table in the
dining-roon There were thirty guests.
Miss Anna Beaverson of Bryant avenue N
gave a linen shower Tuesday evening for
Miss Christine Frederickson, bride Of next
month. Music and games were the arnuse
ments and light refreshments were served.
Present were Misses NJ. Reynolds, B. Beaver
son, ]. Nelson, E. Spreistersback, c. Norbv,
D. Beck B. Nelson, P. Beck, r. Olson, B..
Dart, T. Beaverson, J. Martin, 3. Strangely,
E. Christianson, Messrs. Beaverson, Fred
erickson, Reynolds, E. Frederickson and H.
Galbraith. ~
The marriage OF Miss Ada Florence Will
liarns and Benjamin Oliver Thompson took
place Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Will
liams. The decorations were in red and green
and palms and ferns were arranged in the
room where the service was, held. AS the
guests arrived Miss Clara Elizabeth Tho1np-
son, sang -''Thou TT Like Unto a. Lovely
Flower" The service was read by Rev. T.
W. Stout in the rl essence Of sixty relatives
and friends. Miss Kate Roberts played:
the Lohengrin bridal chorus as the bride.
groom and his best man. Lewis II. Thompson,
entered, followed by the maid OF honor, Miss
Edna Bevans of St.. Paul. The bride walked
with her father. She wore foulard of gray
and pink and carried bride roses During the
reception that followed the service vocal num-
bers were given by Mines. Fanny Hicks,
Waldo and Clara E. Thompson, and Miss
Emma Murphy recited Assisting through the
rooms were Mines. Mcleod and Bevans Of st.
Paul, Misses Moth, Hoag, Roberts, Sinner and
Chase Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will remain
in the city for a few days before leaving for
their new home in Esmond, N. D.. -
quiet wedding yesterday afternoon was
that Of Miss Margaret Massangae Of st. Paul
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