The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
Social Circles.
A JAPANESE AFFAIR
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Y. Dennis
@' Give a Unique Dancing Party
at Johnsen's Hall.
Delta Upsilon Fraternity to Give an
Informal Dancing Party
~. Wednesday. -: .s,3 = +.

AA. dlO MIS-. washington 1dto DGHIllS
entertained 100 Of the younger married
set last evening at a Japanese dancing
party in Johnson hall. The hall was light
ed with gay lanterns and the circle Of
electric lights In the ceiling were shaded
by them, as were also the side lights.
Palms and ferns banked the stage and
the frappe table was bright with red roses
and carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Sammis and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Hooper. Mrs. Dennis wore white Paris
muslin over white silk, with a girdle of
pink and carried pink roses. Mrs. Sam
mis- was in black silk and grenadine over
pink silk and she carried pink roses also.
Mrs. Hooper's gown was Of black crepe
de chine trimmed with lace and chiffon.
An orchestra played a program Of eight.
cen numbers. =
An informal dancing party will be given
Wednesday evening, April 20, by the Delta
Epsilon fraternity in the chapter house.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Clara Lee and Lester Schlosser Of
st. Louis, Mo.
| The wedding Of Miss Maude Lorraine
Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Scott, and William Orley McNaughton,
took place very quietly yesterday. The
wedding supper was served at the home
of the brides parents on. Thomas avenue
S, and covers were laid for twenty-four.
White naroissus decked the brides table
and yellow tulips were on the second
table with ferns Mr.. and Mrs. McNaugh-
ton will be at home in Minneapolis after
6. wedding trip east
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
at the new home Of the bridal couple,
1888 Fourth avenue S, when Miss Cornelfa
/ ~-I-
married. Pink roses and palms bright
ened the parlors, yellow flowers were In
the living-room and white in the dining
room: The service was read by Rev. c..
E. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Church will re-
| ceive after May is. = : =
Among the weddings Of Wednesday was
that of Miss Effie Dawes and Douglas
Stewart Pond, which took place at the
home Of the BRIDES mother on Aldrich
4 avenue N. The rooms were attractive
with white carnations and Easter lilies.
About twenty guests witnessed the serv-
ice, which was read by Rev. T. w. Stout.
Little May Elwood was the only attend
ant, and in a. white frock carried a clus-
ter Of Easter lilies. The brides gown
was Of white batiste, f1ounced and trimmed
with lace and her flowers were Eatser
lilies. : A wedding dinner, followed the
service. Mr.. Pond and his bride will be
at home at 3008 Emerson avenue after
Sept. /. i.= :
The home Of Dean and Mrs. Wulling on
Second avenue was the scene of a
pretty wedding Tuesday when their sis
ter, Miss Carolyn Willing, and Harry H,
4 Seymour 3of Trinidad, COL, were mar
! ried About sixty guests were present al
the service which was read by Rev. J. S
Montgomery. The decorations In the par.
lor were Easter lilies and azaleas against
background Of palms and ferns, Vel
low flowers were in the reception room
and the dining room was bright will
! American Beauty roses. Miss Nora Hal
was maid of honor and wore Blue batiste
trimmed with lace. The BRIDES gowr
was of white silk MULE fashioned witt
lace. Theodore c. Wu1ling of New Yorl
left on the evening train for the solltl
and they will be at home after May 1!
at Trinidad. -. .zT
Miss Anna Louise Delphaine: Latzh*
and William Luebke of New York wer'
married Tuesday evening at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hoy, 319 Fifteenth av
enue N. Easter lilies and palms were th
decorations. The bridesmaid was Mis-
Amanda Lee of Seattle and Herman
= Luebke Of Boston was his brothers bes
man. The bride wore white silk trirnme.
with duchesse lace and carried whit
roses. Rev. Mr.. Sievers read the service
MIR. and Mrs. Luebke left for the east AMI
they will be at home at 319 Fifteenth av
enue N after Aug. 1.
Miss Claudia l.. Spurrier and Anton
: Schultz were married Tuesday evening a
I the home Of the brides parents, 1412 Fif
s. teenth avenue S. The service was reat
} by Rev. Rupert Swinnerton.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Wilcox are hom
! from California where they spent tn
! winter and are at 427 Ninth street S. Mr.
I and Mrs. Henry J. Mylius Of Menaggio
{ Lake Como, Italy, have been with then
} in California and are at the Hampshire
Arms for a. few days visit in Minneapolis
{ before returning to their home In E1
{ rope. .<,
Mrs George w. Hare Of POI e LAX
{ street entertained at dinner Wedn csday
) Palms and cinnerarias furnished tn,
I decorations. A program of music ant
{ reictatfons was given by Mines. Thomas
{ Carroll and Knapp.
s. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. IT,
Il Miss Blanch Bader will sing this evening at