The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24
In Social Circles

b Several pretty social affairs, are to be
given in honor OF Miss Marie Ratliff
whose marriage to Roy GaVen Wagner
takes place Oct. s. On Tuesday Sept. 3d.
Miss Pansy King will give a package
shower, and on Friday, Oct. B. the Misses
Folwell will entertain Miss Ratliff at q
handkerchief shower. Mr.. Wagner and
his bride will be a t the Wagner residence,
1885 Chicago avenue. this winter. '
s Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Poehler, 81 Highland
avenue gave dinner last evening for the
SpencePoehler bridal party, whose nup-
tails take place to-day. The candelabra
standing at either side of the table, the
roses, name cards and the menu all We're
In pink Miss Poehler's, place was .desig-
mated by a cluster of pink roses. Inc
guests We're Misses Edith Poehler, Ella,
Selma and Clara Poehler, DR.. Spence, and
the Messrs. Spence of Chicago, Winslow of
Crookston and Will Poehler.
q Miss Grace Myers entertained twenty of
the university aumnae at a luncheon at
her home in ST. Paul Monday. The dining
room was prettily draped in green and
pink bunting and pink carnations and ta-
pers adorned the table. Miss Myers, as
sisted by Miss Florence Hill and Mrs.
H. l., Merrell. nee Norton, of Boston,
Mass, acted as toastmistress. Games and
music furnished amusement for the after
noon.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Easthagen en-
tertained last evening in honor of G.. M.
Easthagen Of Manila. The rooms were
bright with flowers which charmingly carr
ried out the red and yellow of the Span
ish flag. The evening was spent in medley
progressive games, the prizes being SOU
Eenrs from Manila, and in transating
Spanish and Philippine proverbs, in both
OF which languages Mr.. Easthagen is pro-
5fcient. Mr.. Easthagen, who left Manila
May I, and who included a continental
tour in his leave Of absence, will return to
his official duties next Wednesday by way
OF San Francisco.
z The marriage of Miss Eleanor Bowser of
Eau Claire and Frederick J. Copp of Min
!neapOliS took place at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. The ceremony which was
performed by the Rev. j. F. Milbank, was
one Of the most notable of the kind in Eau
Claire for some time past. The church.
which was lavishly decorat ted with autumn
leaves and palms, was filled with prom
dnent society people and fifty guests were
present at the wedding breakfast given
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Roberts.
III Main street. The bridal party entered
the church to the music Of the ':Lohen-
grim march. The bride wore a costume
or white, trimmed in medallions of lace
a veil draped with orange blossoms, and
carried cream roses. Miss McInnis who
served as maid of honor, wore white or
candle, white plumed hat and carried
pink roses. The best man was DR.. O'Brien
OF Minneapolis, and Margaret Koran and
Edith Milbank were flower girls.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. Copp left for MINNEAPOLIS
lat 1850 p. m.
= The members of Chicago Avenue Bap-
list church gave a reception last evening
to MIR. and Mrs. G.. G. Carr on the eve of
their departure for their new home in
Newark, N. j. Mr.. Carr has been promi-
lnently identified with the church from it's
beginning, was one of it's charter mem
ibers, and has; been for years its treasurer
ana chairman Of it's board OF trustees.
Mrs. Carr has been prominent worker in
the Sunday school.
+ The church was tastefully decorated
Rev G. L. Morrill, gave several selections
on the piano. Miss Grace Giles sang and
1ght refreshments were served Messrs.
GILES and Richardson spoke feeling of the
nigh regard in which Mr.. and Mrs Carr
We're held, expressing the sorrow of the
members in losing them and wishing them
God speed in their new home.
81 Mr.. Morrill, on behalf of the church.
presented to Mrs. Carr copy of Hoff-
mans Christ in the Temple and to Mr..
Carr Fiske's ''Old Virginia and Her
Neighbours" .-
T. Mr. and Mrs. Carr responded and babe
their old friends an affectionate farewell.
IL Mr. and Mrs. John e. Dean of Chicago
were pleasantly. surprised Monday evening