The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
II Social les
FOR PARISH WOMEN
Informal Reception at Home Of Mrs.
J. 1. Tracy for the Geth-
semane Folk.
Women Of the Church Assisted By
Daughters of the King ina
.5 20 ss.-
Pre-Lenten Series.

A delightful Informal affair Of the aft
ernOon was the reception which was given
at the home Of Mrs. J. l.. Tracy, 1911 Col
fax avenue S, for the women of Gethsem-.
ane parish. The gathering was the sec
ond of a series Of four which will be
given before Lent by the women of the
church, assisted by the Daughters of the
King The appointments were cllarmingly
simple. The lights We're shaded in red
while palms and ferns were arranged
through the rooms Mrs. Tracy was as
sisted by Mines. G. Blackmar, h. M. Pet.
ers, G.. E. Dickinson. M. X. Sawyer. D. X.
Murphy, F. Thies and two members of the
Gethsemane chapter Of the Daughters OF
the King. Two of the younger women
assisted also in the serving Of light re
freshments. The hours were from 3 until
5 o'clock and a large group of women
called ,:
The next reception will be an evening
gathering at the home of DR.. and Mrs. w.
D. Lawrence on Park, avenue. i: :. = y. y. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S futile announce the
engagement of their; daughter, Gertrude
A.. to Otto F. Brandt. The wedding will
take place in the near future.
Mrs. G. P. Wainman will entertain at
cards Thursday afternoon at her home
on. Park avenue. -. ~: r.
tions for card party to be given Tues
day afternoon~ Jan. 20, at her home, 1923
Fremont avenue. ., .~1N-.. -- ~
Miss Georgia Burnes Of 1882 Third ave-
nue. s will entertain this evening and to-
morrow evening. The guests will be
groups of friends from Faribault who are
attending the university and about sew
enty invitations were issued. @.~&i1s n. :
2
DR.. and Mrs. Jennings c. Litzenberg Of
Chicago avenue, entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of Miss Ada Daniels
and DR.. Frederick Huxley Of Faribault,
whose marriage will take place this even
ing Covers We're laid for eight and Lib
erty roses were in the center Of the table.
The brides chair was hung with white
satin ribbons and the name cards were
hearts pierced with daggers in gold. The
guests were Miss Daniels, DR.. Huxley
Miss = Katherine Morse, Miss Mamie
Stoughton, Miss Rowena Pattee and w.
B. Richardson of Rochester. - /
parcel shower. was given last even
ing at the home of Miss Leila Potter on
Fifth avenue S, for Miss Fannie Gibbs a
bride of the month. Smilax and chrys-
anthemums carried out color scheme
of white and green in the decorations.
Miss Bess Bolton Of st. Paul assisted Miss
Potter and about twenty young women
we're present.
Friday evening Miss Cook Of Ninth
street, S will entertain for Miss Gibbs
Saturday evening Miss Bolton Of St Paul
will give a dinner for. the bridal party
and next Thursday evening an affair, will
be given at the home of Miss Lamb Of
Garfield avenue BY several of the brides
friends EI1s: ! s:5g,, @,s~ u,
.'fs = 7-s:a-t - :;s-t ~ $
Mrs. A.: E. Allen gave a, luncheon of
ten covers yesterday at her home, :5142
Third avenue S, for her guest Miss
Claudia Winship of Saratoga Springs N.
Y, who is spending the winter with her.
A pretty home wedding took place last
! evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs. j. w
| Macdonald on Bryant avenue S, when their
sister Miss Elizabeth Mcleod, and James
II. Lockwood of Rugby. N. D., were mar
ried. Rev. Alexander McGregor, DID, oil
| Kary Congregational church, StPaul, read
! the service. The house was made at.
| tractive with a profusion of palms, ferns
I and carnations. u wedding: supper was
! served after the service which was wit
! messed by the immediate relatives: MI
and Mrs. Lockwood left on an eyenina
train for Washington and New York.