The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-16


nual bazaar this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. III. c.. Akeley on Park avenue.
The big ballroom had been trans
formed into an attractive, salesroom
with draperies of red and White and
palms and ferns, effectively placed
here and there. The booths laden
with variety of pretty and useful
trifies were thronged all afternoon
and the fishpond proved a most at
tractive feature. Russian tea was
served from a flower decked table
and there was also a candy booth. The
bazaar will be continued this evening,
when the men will join the women,
Mrs. Charles GoodnoW and Miss Flor
ence Akeley have had charge of the
arrangements and they have been as.
sisted by the alumnae members. The
bazaar is given to raise funds for the
erection of a chapter house on a lot
purchased by the sorority.
Miss > Kemper4 and Miss Vincent
gave hosiery shower this afternoon
at the home of Miss .Kemper. on Port
land avenue, in honor of Miss Brl-
tame Streeter, bride of November:
The decorations We're all in red ana
white and in the dining-room, where
luncheon was served, a basket OF car
nations with big tulle4 bow on the
handle was in the center Of the table;
A bow of red and white tulle IN ma !,iaaa
the brides place. The gifts; We're
brought to Miss Streeter in a, basket
hidden by the spicy red and white
carnations During the afternoon the
Misses Akeley and Kemper, sang ana
Miss Tubbs gave a piano NUMBER.
There were twelve guests.
Miss Katherine Laura lHornung, the
daughter of Adam Hornung, Wlll#leave
the last of December for Chicago to
ioin Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E.&Dudley,
and go with them to San Francisco TO
sail for Yokohama, Japan, Where .they
will be met by John Lawrence Bar
rett. The. marriage of Miss Hornung
and Mr.. Barrett will be solemnlzed
at once and they will leave on a trip
thru China and Japan Miss rHor-
nung and Mr.. Barrett have been en-
gagged for six. years. Mr.: Barfett. Is
the assistant treasurer Of the Philip
pine islands and went to Manila as q
volunteer in the Thirteenth regi-
ment. He will make "a home for MS
bride in Manila. = -
This evening Mrs, j.. Sullivan VII
give a granite shower for. Miss Ger
trude Power a bride OF. the month
| and on Thursday Miss NJ Holt VIII en-
| terrain at china shower.
| Last Thursday Mrs. Thomas Heenaf
1 gave a parcel shower fol-. Miss Power
land red and white chrysanthe
N Mellaney and M Mu1laine sang 'anc
! there was a, humorous story WrltlnE
contest in which Mrs j. Kennedy re
ceived the prize. There We're otnlrts
guests. III
Mrs, Jeffries will give "a dinner
Wednesday evening for Miss .pals.
| Tof Ell r RprQlan0.
marriage will take place in { ST.: An
drews' church Thursday evening! NJ Isl
| Emma L. Smith and. Robert 5. Mer
Ram will be heIattendants at the wed
| ding. @z>4.: 5
| Saturday evening" Mr.. and Mrs
I George Roberts entertainments the brlda
party at dinner and Thursday evening
/ Miss Smith had a group Of friends U
meet Miss Jeffries and. Mr. Bergland
"A charming affair of Saturday even
ing was the reception given by tn
Gamma Phi Beta sorority at-the. hom
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W.. Backu
on Oak Grove street.. The new mem
bers were the honor guests and tn
men were also invited. America
/ Beauty roses were used in profuSlOl
/ thru the handsome rooms and palm
and ferns made an effective back
ground for the wealth of blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. Backuss We're assisted II
receiving by the officers of. the soror
ity. Supper was served in the billiard
room where the sorority tcolors, brow
and maize, We're seen, string or
1 chestra played during the evening an
about 100 guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall Andrews of tn
the Wisconsin gave an informal Dime
| SATURDAY.. evening. Miss Neff of Chi