The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
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The wedding Of Miss Bertha :Elnora
Fleischer daughter sof Mrs. Charles F.
Fieiscler, and j G,. Burkhardt, took place
to-day in Sheboygan, Wis. Only a small
group. OF relatives witnessed the service
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhardt viii be at home
after May ] at 1714 Eighth street n.
Mrs. Mary M Intomsh m 81 announces the en-
[gagemenl of her daughter Laurie to Her
mon j. Arnott The wedding will take
place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Slack announce the
engagement OF their daughter Kathryn to
T.. N. Weed.
The marriage of Miss Jennie McKinn
and S. Patrick Kinney will take place
April 80. i
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Robbins of st. Paul
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter Grace to- Carlton Lewis of Yale
college. The wedding will take place
June 6 1t the Robbins residence on Sum
nit avenue. Mr.. Lewis and his bride will
travel during the summer and later make
their home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. E. H. Long will entertain at her
afternoon. She will be assisted by Mines.
J.. M. Lane, f. N. Stacy, G. S. Fay, f. J.
Clarke, III. Humphrey and S. Raymond.
Miss Long will entertain a second party
in the near future.
The Misses Birkenhauer viii give dan
cling party Saturday evening in Johnson
hall. -,
The Alpha Sigma chapter of Sigma Chi
fraternity of the university, and the Twin
City alumni chapter. will have banquet
Friday evening at the Nicollet hotel.
dancing party was given Saturday
evening in johnson hall by Misses Bessie:
Murray, Florence Murray, Gretta Munroe
Edna Williams, Lillian Lovejoy Helen and
Marguerite Riheldaffer of the Psi Gamma.
fraternity of the Central high school.
Palms, ferns and potted plants made All
attractive decoration in the hall which
was lighted with Japanese lanterns An.
orchestra played program of twenty
numbers and frappeT was served during
the evening. "
Saturday evening about 200 young peo-
pie attended the dancing party given by
the baseball team Of the North high
school. Mrs. Ponsonby and Mrs. Hill
were the patronesses,wit the teachers of
llc sCilOOl.aE fOnSOnDy orchestra
played a program of twenty numbers.
The Misses Hall gave a parcel shovel,
Thursday evening for a, bride of the
month, Miss Marie A. Miller. Spring
flowers made the rooms attractive. -. q,
Miss Marie G. Wilson and Albert T.:
Larsen were married Nv ednesday evening
| at the home of the brides parents, 251
TwenfV- first
sen will be at home at PSI Twenty first
avenue S after May l.. II -.
The teachers Of the Whittier school
were delightfully."- entertained Friday eve
ming by Mrs. Edison and Miss Talbot at
the home of the latter on Ridgewood ave-
nue. Games We're played and refresh
ments were served. Miss Morrison, the:
principals will spend the summer abroad.
and a handsome steamer rug was given
to her Flowers and ferns decorated the
rooms About twenty guests were present.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. ....,
California about May /. " ~ 80 i'0i - :
Mr. and Mrs: ]: 3. Gidlan will return from
Philadelphia the first of the month
Victor W. Tryon returned home to-day from
Chicago, where he, spent part of last week. !.
turned from a two weeks TIP to West Baden
~ II r
The ladies of Arpomattox corps will have an
Easter sale and supper Wednesday evening in
the hail. 142I Franklin avenue.
Mnnehaha council. No. 179, Royal League will
initiate a large class next Thursday evening". "a
musical entertainment and supper will follow &
Mrs. Frank H. Peavey Mr.. and Mrs. George
". Peavey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Heffelfinger
and children returned this morning from Cali
fornia. .4z@> l. ~:
Ieawala Council. No. 8. D. of H.. will give
its annual ball in Kraft's hall, 2027 Washing gton
avenue n. Wednesday evening. Koon's orchestra
will play. Ia -. - T.. =.s =
. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lytle are spending a few
days with their sister. Mrs. E.. NJ. Shapstine. II
p Fourteenth street, on their way from Califor-
MIA to Crookston. x I
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Netherlands r. r. Rand; Marl-
borough. j. B. Harper:, Holland, G. G. Bagley;
ST.. Denis. E. C. >Holledge. r.%.at q. r. s.s5,E
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Moore, of Clifton avenue:
DR.. j. II. Stuart and DR.. and Mrs. Will Mayo,
of Rochester, will leave May to. attend the
American medical convention in New Orleans.
Mrs. II. G.. Harrison. Mrs. R. H. Passmore and
the Misses Passmore in Paris They
will sail for home the last of May. Miss Char
lotte Passmore has been Ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. O. c. Wyman and Miss Katherine wy
man have gone to New York to spend week
with Miss Marion Partridge. and they will visit
Washington before returning home. Miss Part
ridge will sail in June with teacher to join her
parents abroad for the summer. .tE a.-A:.s
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