The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-22

Irving avenue S, announce the engage
mente of their daughter, Ethel Blanche, to
Arthur Cline Harvey Of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. The wedding will take place in
September. ss
Yesterday afternoon box party was
given at the Lyceum by ten girl friends
of Miss Lou Farnsworth, who leaves
shortly for her home in the east. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent Friday,
Mrs. Ed Fuller Of Linden Hills will en-
terrain at a luncheon for Miss Farms
worth.
| This evening the congregation and
friends of Bethlehem Presbyterian church
will give a reception for their pastor,
Stanley B. Roberts, at the home of Mrs.
j. e. Duvigneaud,, 2213 Bryant, avenue.
| Mr.. Roberts leaves next week for New
York, where he will spend his vacation.
Mrs. Charles Hendrix of Stevens ave-
nue. entertained at a poppy luncheon
Monday in honor of her guest Mrs. j. F.
Cloman of Duluth. A large cluster of
double peoples formed the centerpiece,z
and ribbon bows of the same color were
knotted at. the corners of the table. A
single flower was laid at each plate. The
guests numbered ten. A tallyho party
has been planned for Mrs. Cloman.
The flftieth anniversary of the wedding
of Rev. and Mrs. John D. Hooper was
quietly celebrated at their home, 1912
Penn avenue N. The house was deco
rated with cut flowers and potted plants.
Among the handsome gifts were $50 in
gold presented to them by their five
grandchildren. Only the intimate friends
and relatives were present.
| Mr.. Hooper Is a native of Cornwall,
Eng, but when a young man the family
moved to Ohio. After year they went
to Hazelgreen Wis, where he met his
present wife. Before his marriage Mr..
Hooper became a Methodist minister, and
in 1855 he was transferred to Minnesota
and in 1851 to Minneapolis, which has
been his home since that time
Monday evening Miss Catherine Riley
2O4 Harvard street SE was pleasantly
surprised by a company Of a number of
her young friends. In the evening games,
music and dancing were enjoyed. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. F. B. Brace Of st. Anthony Park
gave a porch party yesterday morning
/ for herguests, Mrs. M. J. Chase Of Roches-
ter, N. Y, and Mrs. Giraffe of Ohio. In
the afternoon Mrs. Brace entertained at
a KensingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank M. Nye announce
| the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Iva M. Nye, to Charles S. Laird. The
wedding will take place next month.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
A. Febstein and family left yesterday for Be
George. Bugbee, of Milwaukee, is stopping at
the West.
Miss Irene Jerrue is visiting friends in the
city for few days.
Mrs Holmdahl 2515 Elliot avenue, has gone to
Turtle Lake for two weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Vail and the Misses Vail returned
yesterday from Indianapolis.
Miss Nellie Jacobs of La Crosse Wis, is spend
ing few, days with Miss Anna Ellenstein.
Miss Pauline Smith and Miss Marjorie Love
joy left last evening to visit in Buffalo, N. Y
Mrs. Edward w. Hathaway annd children have
returned from two weeks visit at Superior
Mrs. F. "A. Chamberlain, 1924 Seventh street
S. will entertain the Pansy Club Friday after
noon
r NJ Brin, Of Angels Ca, Camp, Cal: is the guest
days
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Daley, of First avenue.
left Monday to spend three weeks in Balaton,
returned from Maple Plain where she was visit
ing friends:
Mrs. e. W. Murphy and Mrs. John Weinder
and and children have returned from visit to Du
Mrs; Milton F. Lennox left last night fol
jamestown, y. Y, on account of the death Of
/ nef Idlner, 'Ir. y. y. RaWSOn. -.
The Turner'S will give their
a program Of athletic events has been arranged
Round trip tickets are 60, cents.
Mrs. E. R. Bristol will entertain at card
, nue.. for the benefit Of the decoration fund. j
quilt drawing will be a feature of the evening,
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor SO
! ciety of the Vine Congregational church viii
| give an ice cream social this evening at tn
home of Miss Fannie Berkheimer, Nineteenth
avenue and Lake street
} The Ladies' Guild of Grace Episcopal churcl
Will give garden party on n, the lawns Of Mines
: this evening at s o'clock. There will be con
l cert program and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Levin and daughter left las
night for their new home in New York city
: Mr.. Levin has recently been transferred iron
this city to New York, where he will be superin
, tendent Of the &outhern division of the Western
, Union Telegraph company.
t Northwestern people at New York hotels are
MlnneapolisnAstor, F. n: Mendell; Navarro
Miss NJ: p. Swan; Fifth Avenue, D. Bradshaw
: Waldorf, Miss u. Reid; Albert, F. A. Barth
st. Denis. s. J. Sinclair R. 3. Sinclair. Wi
Duluth ilaey, S. B. McLeon. R. E. Mare, F
81. White, w. E. Gaynor. Minneapolis-Conti
s mental w. Burgess.
Mrs. W. K. Simmons of 1851 Bryant avenue
gave birthday party yesterday for her 4-yeas
: old son Edgar. Games were played and suppe
u was served the lawn from a prettily ap
ro,nsed tale having centerpiece Of sweet peas
souvenirs for each Of the seventeen children. Th
:. guests were Mabel Foster, Lillian Laird Robi
Hostetter. Mabel Doerr, Fritz Doerr, Gertrud
:, lotte Frost: Esther Van Etter, May Kellogg
d Douglass kellogg, Ellsworth Coe, Kenneth Merritt
| Corinne Simmons.
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