The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-10

American Beauty roses. DIR. r. e.
Cobb was best man. Among the guests
was the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. j. S. Tay-
lor, Of st. Paul.
Mr.. Steele and his bride left for
the south and they will return to spend
the mondays in Minneapolis before
going to their new home in Rolla.
Mrs. Steele's travelling gown was of
dark gray and black.
The women of the board of the.
Home for Children and Aged Women
had meeting recently to hear the
reports on the charity ball. The exact
proceeds were not reported, but the
sum far exceeds that of last year,
and the women are jubilant over the
success which has crowned their eff
forts.
Mrs. III. w. Nelson entertained
group of young women at her home
on Chicago avenue this afternoon.
Miss Maude Hazen, q. bride Of the
month, was the guest of honor, and
a parcel shower was arranged for
her.
Kappa Alpha Kappa fraternity&gave
a dancing party, the first of a series,
In Mrs. Mobiles hall last evening. The
decorations were In the fraternity col
L
lfjoyed the informal program.
! Mr.. anG Mrs. M. o. Luttgen, Jr.,
of 3516 Aldrich avenue S, entertained
a young peoples party last night in
nonor Of the Misses Irene and Lucille
Grundmon, who are spending a week
with them. Cards and music fur
nlshed amusement, and refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Girling of
Robblnsdale entertained at dinner at
their nome Tuesday evening. Covers
| were lald Tor fourteen and American
tons Miss Grace Matchan, a bride of
January, was the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van Cleve
and Miss Van Cleve are located for the
winter at 2O5 Fifth avenue, Cross
chambers q a1 New York, and their home
IS always a meeting place for their
Minneapolis friends while in New
York. Mrs. Van Cleve and Miss Van
CieVe stayed at their. charming cottage,
Inc Eyrle, occupying the highest
point on cape Ann at Gloucester, until
the opening of Miss Van Cleve's con-
cert season in Boston in November
Inc Trip opened with a musical pro-
gram at reception by Mrs. Mary A
Livermore for her friends, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe and Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Biatch. During the summer, Mrs
LlVermore, who is 80 years young and
active, was a visitor at The Eyrie
Miss Van Cleve has already sung in
New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Washington, Richmond and other
places along the way this season and
is now back in New York. She has
9 busy season arranged for and Miss
!, Wilma Anderson is doing much Of hel
accompanying to their mutual salts
, faction.
DR.. Helen Joyce, former residen
:. OF, Minneapolis and Michael Earles O.
Fa1rhaVen, Wash, we'll known in Min
neapolis business circles, were mar
: RED last week in Seattle, Wash. The
service was read in the cathedral b.
l Archbishop Alexander Christie. Mr.
and Mrs. Earles left for a trip thru
: southern California and they will visi
2 New York before going to their hom
: In Fairhaven.
i The wedding Of Miss Eugeni
, Mayme Farrell, daughter of Mrs. An
}. ME %. Farrell, and Walter Edwin
r Hewett, was quietly solemnized yester
f day afternoon at the home of Rev
|, Father Reilly.
The: Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternit
: save dl informal dancing party las
e night at Mrs. Mobiles hall on -Four
e tenth avenue Sc. 1.-THE decoration
e We're in fraternity celors, green an
: white. Refreshm ents Were - served
f Those present were:5 Misses Dittma1
h Ozias, Whalen, Matthew, Franz
|. Morton, Mathew, Heskup, Brown
e Rosenstein, Coleman, Brown an
r Stewart, Drs. Rowe of Towner, N. D
e Owre, Brown, Slotpestad, Campbe
It and Irvine, Messrs. Argue. Chapma,
e Benson, Belden, Devine, Lempke, vii
: son. Matthew, Schultz, Buckley an
McKibben.