The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-06

home, 215 Clifton avenue.
Mrs Benjamin r. Coppage will enter
tain informally at cards this evening at
her home in Kenwood. .'~r -" r
A ball and exhibition drill will be given
next Tuesday evening by the Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Pythias, in Masonic
Temple. Music will be furnished by the
Knights of Pythias orchestra. The
committee on arrangements includes
Colonel John A. .Hagman, chairman;
jor Charles A. Greenwood Captain Gill
bert J. Skarnes, Lieutenant F. A. Francis
and Knight Loyal Charles T. Maggie.
The Misses Stoughton of Merriam Park
entertained at cards yesterday afternoon
for Miss Ada Daniels. About thirty
young women were present and euchre
was played. -. .,@,
The marriage of Miss Daniels and DR..
Frederick r. Huxley of Faribault will
take place Thursday evening. Mrs. Jen-
nings G. Litzenberg will be matron of
honor and Miss Katherine Moore and
Miss Mayme Stoughton will be ribbon
bearers. The best man will be William
B. Richardson of Rochester.
ST. Marks church was the scene Of a
pretty wedding last evening when Miss
Claire, Paris, daughter of Mrs. Ida III.
Paris, and Thomas Jefferson Lesher of
Lansing, Mich, were married Palms and
smtlax decked the church and the chan
eel was lighted with innumerable can
dies. George H. Normington Yas at the
organ and played progrEa1 as the guests
arrived. The "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus
was used as a professional, ''September"
during the service and the Mendelssohn
of o1n Nf,n CHI
military friends of the bride and were
William Milton Roy Pearse, Lee Tourte-
lotte and Frank ". Campbell. Douglas
Kimball Baldwin and Helen Weyganr
Baldwin were the attendants and car
ried the ring. The bride wore a hand
some gown of clotk of silver sent from
Manila. It was fashioned with a shirred
bodice and the belt was Of Spanish coin
and was also the gift of Manila friends.
In her hair the bride wore a silver comb,
an heirloom in her family and her other
ornament was a diamond and pearl pend
ant a gift from the bridegroom. The
service was read by Rev. John E. Dali
lam and was followed by a small recep-
ton at the home Of Mrs Paris In the
Hennepin. Red and white carnations
were the decorations. Among the wedding
gifts was a set of hand-woven and hand
embroidered table linen from the Philip
pines. y ..-.. i i, l.. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. LesherEwill give dinner
Of twenty covers this evening at the West
hotel, after which they will go. to New
York for month. They will return to
Minneapolis for two weeks and then go to
California for year. The brides trav-
cling gown Is of brown 6roadcloth
trimmed with mink and her hat is of vel
vet with red roses.
A pretty dancing party was given last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
D. Purdy in Kenwood by the Delta Gam
| ma fraternity. Holly wreaths and ropes
Of evergreen decorated the rooms and
the lights were shaded in red. Mr.. and
Mrs. Purdy were assisted in receiving by
| Misses Ada Comstock, Mary Longbrake,
Alice Bean and Miss Purdy. The cotil-
| lion was danced and the favors were also
! in the holiday colors. Supper was
served at midnight. There were fifty
guests. . -
Mrs. Ebert L. Carpenter gave a din
Minneapolis club for Miss Shattuck of
| Boston. The decorations and appoint
ments were violets.
The marriage of Miss Clemantine Dem
hart and DR.. Robert B. Lees took place
last week in the Methodist church at
/ White, S. D. The church was decorated
with evergreens and palms and the guests
| included relatives and friends from Pipe
stone, Bookings, and Minneapolis. Mrs.
! William McWhinney, Of Butte, Mont, was
4 nlatrOn of honor and wore white swiss.
I Miss Jessie Denhart was bridesmaid and
i was gowned in blue silk. Little Thelnn
! Denhart carried the ring and Kittie Den
i hart was flower girl. The bride was Civ
en- in marriage by her father. She wore
| white liberty satin and carried bride
roses. The bridegroom's attendants were
Judge Drikins and Mrs. Givens of White
| The service was read by Rev. Mr.. San
derson and was followed by reception al
the home Of the brides parents. Among
the gifts was check for $1,000 from tn,
/ brides father. DR.. and Mrs. Lees came
to Minneapolis on their wedding trip. DR.
! Lees is former resident of the city anC
I a graduate Of the medical department Of
the state university. - ~ ~ ar &.
Mrs. A. B. Kilbourne entertained g
4 house party of ten on New Years day
and on Friday there was family reunion
The guests included friends from NortF
! Dakota Iowa and Minnesota.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. r.
! Miss Coy of Chicago is visiting Mrs. Ida II
Paris of the Hennepin
! Mrs. G. L.. Mahala and daughter Katheryl
will leave for the east Saturday. .s.s$
Miss Virginia Crockett has been spending tn,
holidays with Chicago relatives.
/ Mrs Robert E. Brinstad, nee Jewett, has beer
7 the guest of Misses Laura and Corneille Button
i Mrs Neal Farnham and son and Mr.. and Mrs
i George Caldwell are guests of Mrs. a. Fl. Linton
! The Jolly Fancy Work Club will meet witt
Mrs. H. s. Riley, 1892 Aldrich avenue, Thurs
1 day. q. ..<--t e.. K.
The o. X. Club will meet Thursday evenins
1 with Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, 904 Twelfth ave
nue. s. r.. 1E
i Mrs. William Beard of Long Lake, Iowa, is tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shattuck at the Nicol
let Hotel
I The New Century Club will meet tomorrow
evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of II:
Twenty first avenue n.
i Miss Lillian Baker will give a dancing part!
Thursday evening in the Fourth Ward Republican
hall ON Western avenue. 20 t2i
Mrs. Henry Jackson Heller and daughter lisa
belle will leave to- 1norrow to Join Mr.. Neier ii
Philadelphia for the winter.
Miss Annie Canter OF 500 Eleventh avenue s
entertained twenty five guests Sunday afternoon
e Games and dancing We're followed by light re
freshments. Et AZ
Mrs. H. W. Orth and son Harold left last eve
ming to spend the winter in New York. Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Keller will occupy the Ortiz residence
| and Mr., Ortl will be with them. 5s Sd.
n Leon c. Crockett Is home from two months
western. trip Mr.. Crockett and his family vii
leave this. month for the Yakima valley, to max
/ their home on the ranch he has purchased.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of the FRS
Il re-