The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-13
Social Circles
FOR BRIDE OF APRIL |.
Mines. AL. Bausman and F. H. Page
Entertain for Mrs. George
a. Bausman.
Pretty Birthday Luncheon for Miss
Helen Lane by Mrs. F. i.
Knoblauch.

h Mrs A. l.. Bausman and Mrs. +. H.
Page gave a reception this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Bausman on Tenth
street S. The guest Of honor was Mrs
George A Bausman, formerly Miss Alice
Keller, whose marriage took place the
last Of April The decorations and ap-
pointments were charmingly simple. This
evening group of the younger men and
women have been invited to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Bausman.
Mrs. Florence Lane knoblauch gave
prettily appointed luncheon this after
noon at her home on Sixth street Fin
honor of the birthday anniversary of Miss
Helen Lane Covers were laid for ten
and the decorations were all IN yellow.
Jonquils furnished, the centerplece ana
yellow tapers In crystal candlesticks and
brass candelabra were on the table and
sideboard. As-
Mr. and Mrs Frank Edmunds announce
the engagement of their daughter, Minnie
Charlotte to Francis Arthur Campbell
The wedding will take place June 3.
Mr. and Mrs James E. Smith announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Grace
Edith, to Joseph c. Carter. The wedding
will be solemnized in June.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Nc
Kercher and Eugene Young will take place
June 27 in Andrew Presbyterian church.
Among the affairs to be given for Miss
Margaret Savage, June bride. will be
bridal dinner at which Mr.. and Mrs:
Edward Savage will entertain the bridal
party Tuesday evening, June 3, at their
home, Is Fifteenth street N. Tuesday
afternoon, June 2, the brides sister will
give luncheon and matinee party, and
the same week Miss Caldwell OF the VAL
entine flats will entertain.
Lloyd Matchan will give a dinner FRI
day evening for Miss Edna Matchan and
Perry D. Sherwin, whose marriage VIII
take place June L. The guests will be the
members of the bridal party.
Mrs. j. w. German and Mrs. o. p. suth
2 erland gave a granite shower last evening
for Miss Margaret Leitch, one Of the June
brides The decorations were In pink, the
brides favorite color. Pink ribbons were
draped from the chandeliers to the cor
ners of the table with large bows and
there was beautiful centerpiece Of pink
roses Covers were laid for twelve, with
name cards and pink rose at each place
The bride was gowned in white silk Mrs
German wore beautiful gown Of green
rnousseline de sole over white silk and Mrs
Sutherland was in pink crepe du china
i A musical program furnished the enter
tainment
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carleton Young
will be at home to second group Of
friends informally Sunday 4 evening a
their home on Second avenue S., wher
. their interesting collection of books anc
manuscript will be, shown. This evening
Mrs Young will entertain a group o
& men.
Mrs. st. John Brenon gave a supper las
evening In her studio in the Lyceum thea
ter building after the play to celebrate
the opening of the new dramatic school
Red carnations were the table idecora
lions. The. guests were Miss Maud Gil
4 bert, Miss Grace Hayward. Ben johnson
George Case, Mr.. Castle, Herbert Brenol
4 and j, Sidle Lawrence.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H. D. Lackor
entertained at luncheon at her home Of
Chicago avenue. The guests were tn
members of the Birthday club and will
flowers were arranged on the table an
thru the rooms. After luncheon card
Il, were played. @
Monday evening was the sixteenth an
niversary Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph A. Wood of 374O Lyndale avenu
8. and assisted by his daughter Florenc
Mr.. Wood arranged a pleasant surpris