The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06

home, 1876 Laurel avenue.
Miss Helen Pow was the guest of
honor at an informal gathering given
this afternoon by Mrs. Henry 7. Seely
at her! home on Seventh street Sc.
Autumn flowers and foliage decked
| the rooms. The guests were a group
of Miss Pow's friends and she was
given a parcel shower.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Lenita Josephine Bonner and
DR.. Edwin w. Spottswood, which took
place Wednesday, evening at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Edwin L..
Bonner, in Missoula, will interest
Minneapolis people. Mr.. Spottswood
formerly resided in the city and is
brother of w. G. Spottswood. He is
in charge of the Northern Pacific hos
pltal at MissOula. The service was
witnessed by only a small group of
friends, and was read by Rev. Charles
II. Linley. An orchestra furnished
the bridal music. Miss Bessie Bonner
was maid of honor and wore white or
candle trimmed with valenciennes
lace. The bride was in white chiffon
over taffeta. A sunburst of diamonds
was caught in the lace at her throat
and her flowers were bride roses. A.
| reception for which several hundred
| invitations were issued followed. DR..
Spottswood and his bride left for
| western trip and on their return they
will make their home in Missoula.
Colonel E. G.. Fahnstock, who is
known as 'the youngest member Of
the Minneapolis Whist club cele-
brated his seventy-fourth birthday
yesterday and last night about a
dozen Of his friends, chiefly from
the whist club, We're invited to
his apartment at the Best flats
to help him celebrate the. occa-
sion. There were present, also Mr..
and Mrs; e. G.. Fahnstock, Jr., Mrs.
Ward Williams, daughter of Colonel
t'ahnstock, and Mr.. Williams, and two
nieces from the former home of the
family, Watertown, S. D., Mrs. M. R..
Baskerville, wife Of the present mayor
Of the town and Mrs. II. L. Sheldon.
The evening was spent very pleas
antly, with whist and music for di-
versions. The guests presented Col
onel Fahnstock with a silk umbrella.
stamm, st. Paul; Mabel Eaton, Ednaha
Gould and Lily Stevens We're initiated
| into the Delta Delta Delta fraternity
last evening. The initiation cere-
monies were followed by banquet at
the home Of Miss Helen Mayo on
|
and flowers frightened the rooms,
which were lighted with candles.
DR.. Charles Simpson Of 81 Sixth
street Sc was pleasantly surprised
last evening in honor Of the thirty
SECOND anniversary of his arrival in
the city. DR.. Simpson was presented
by pr. Phillips, in behalf of the guests,
With handsome gold-headed cane
The affair was arranged by DR.. Edwin
Phillips, DR.. w. G.. Topper and DR..
Hall. Supper was served by Mrs.
! Simpson.
Miss Ma Belle G. Smith, an October
bride, entertained the Old Maids club
/ last evening at dinner Covers. were
laid for fourteen. =
Miss Lucy Wallace and william
Richie of St. Paul were married
last evening in the Rogers hotel. JUS
tlce M. L. Dougherty read the serv-
1ce Miss Mary Griffin was maid of
honor and Edward H. Lyons Of New
York was best man. Mr.. Richie will
take his bride to St.. Paul to reside
| after a. short trip. q
Miss Letitia Conway of Ninth street
S entertained Sunday in honor of Miss
Margaret Mcbride and Miss Frances
B. King of "A Chinese Honeymoon
company. The guests were the mem
bers Of the Dagooshinda club. Friday
evening Miss Grace Sheldon enter
tanned for Miss King and Miss Nc
Bride.
Miss Aimee Laramee Of Highland
I avenue gave a chocolatiere Saturday
from 10 to IL o'clock in honor Of Miss
Marion McCulloch, who leaves soon
for Hagerman Hall, Lexington, Ky.
The rooms were decorated in Ameri-
can Beauty roses and ferns. About
( forty young women called during the
receiving hours.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.