The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
III nSociial Circles
4 KITCHEN H , SHOWER
Given for Miss Lillian Atkinson, a
June Bride.
SHAKsPERE CLUB ENTERTAINED
Enlargement Of Miss Jeanette Cohen
to Herman Galinsky Is ~. 5,
Announced. '-

Miss Lilli lie Beau gave kltchen
shower this afternoon at her home on
Ridgewood avenue for Miss Lillian At
kinson, a June bride. Clusters of white
peonies were in the reception hall and
dining-room and the parlors and library
were in red. Mrs. James D. Atkinson and
Mrs. Victor Charles LIE Beau assisted in
receiving the forty-six guests. The gifts
for Miss Atkinson were brought in by
Master Raymond LIE Beau in a cart COW
cred with white ribbons and flowers.
Misses Gertrude Dickinson and Irene LIE
Beau served frappe. Refreshments were
served from small tables and cluster
of peonies was at the brides place. The
name cards were double hearts with the
photograph of Miss Atkinson and the
monograms in gold.
Mrs S. M Stacy and Mrs. Heck Merri-
man entertained the members of the
Ladies' Shakspere club this afternoon at
the home of the former on the East Side
In honor of Miss Ethel Dickinson. The
parlors were bright with pink peonies
and the dining-room was in red. The
guests wrote their favorite recipe in d
book for the bride and later there were
several contests. Tissue paper hats We're
made and trimmed and Miss Dickinson
was presented with a handsome hat pin.
In a guessing contest OF animals names
the prize was a copy of Ernest Seton
Thompson's drawing of Lobo. There We're
twenty-five guests. e. -. .
Mrs. Celia H. Cohen has announced the
engagement of her daughter Jeanette to
Herman Galinsky of Sioux City, Iowa. The
wedding will take place Wednesday after
noon, June 25, at the residence, 415 E
Fourteenth street.
Word has been received from New York of
the engagement of Mrs Margaret Wade Tay
lor and Alexander Grinager. This is the cul--
minaton Of an interesting romance. Both
Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. Grinager are artists,
and several years ago Mr.. Grinager painted
stunning portrait of his beautiful fancee
and became deeply interested in her. He
left for New York shortly after this to open
studio. This spring Mrs. Taylor went to
New York to open a new Office for her COM
pany, in which Mr.. Grinager had become
interested through George T. Plowman, a
common friend. The renewal Of the friend
ship ripened fast into warm interest. The
marriage will take place in the fall.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Balch and
George Smith, Johnston will be quietly SOL
emnized Wednesday at the. home Of the
brides sister. in La Grange. Ill. Only the
immediate members of the family will be
present and among the Minneapolis relatives
who will go down w. A. Johnston the
bridegroom's father: Robert Balch and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. Mr.. Johnston
went 10 CulCdSO carry III Iue WSeh duo Will
bring his bride to Minneapolis to reside.
Mrs. Chrstiana Munns has issued invita-
tons for the marriage cf her daughter.
Beatrice Blanche, and Charles William
Holmes, which will take place in Holy Trim
tty church Wednesday evening, June 25.
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About forty Minneapolis people will 60 to
Duluth Wednesday to be present at the mar
riage Of Miss Mayme Bagley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Frederick Bagley, and
John Horace Ball, which will take place at
o'clock at the Bagley residence. Miss Mar
garet Conkin of Minneapolis will be maid OF
honor and A. G. Ball will be best man. Both
the bride and bridegroom formerly resided in
the city.
The marriage of Miss Florence Bintlff,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bintliff, and
Charles Shepley, will take place Wednesday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
shepley, 2607 Chicago avenue.A A reception
and luncheon will follow the service. About
forty guests will be present. Mr. and Mrs.
shepley will be at home after July 1 at SIS
Oak street. ~,z .-.-
The marriage of Miss Marie Keogh, daugh-
ter. of Mr. and Mrs Frank Keogh of St. Paul,
and Edward Gleason Of Minneapolis, will
take place Wednesday evening in st. Joseph s
church, st. Paul. The service will be read
by Rev. John Gleason, the bridegroom S
brother. Miss Florence Keogh will be maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids will be the
Misses Emma Clark, Helen Keogh, Belle
Birming CHAM and May Gleason of Minneapolis.
L. Lieben, e. McFeeley, j. H. Moeler. J. H.
Kane, Frank Keogh and Raymond Kelly of
this city will be the ushers and Martin Glea-
son of Minneapolis will be best man. The
service will be followed by a reception at
the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason will
take an eastern trip and will be at home after
July at 1921 Ninth avenue S.
Monday evening Mrs. Frank Keogh will give
a supper for the members of the bridal party.
Several pretty affairs have been given dur
Ing the past week for Miss Ethel Wing,
whose marriage to Thomas M. Comfort OF
Kansas City, Mo-, will take place Monday
evening at the home of the brides parents
: Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Brown, on the East Side
y Rev. F. II. Cooper will read the service in
the presence Of group of relatives and near
friends. N'. - - ..
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Hawkes. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Jessie Brom-
ley, and Arthur Aldritt. The wedding will
take place Sunday morning, June e. at the