The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
Social Circles.
FOR A BRIDE OFJUNE
Mrs. W. W. Sykes Gives q luncheon
in Honor Of Miss Carrie
Severance.
Guests Of Mrs. II. G. Hanke Compete
for Prizes on Tissue Paper
Millinery.

|nounced to take place Saturday, June %,
at the home of the bride in Mantorville,
MINI. Miss Severance Is. spending a few
days with Mrs. w. w. Skyes and this
afternoon Mrs. Skyes gave a charmingly
appointed luncheon Of ten covers In her
honor. Pansies and ferns formed the CEN
terpieces and pansies were at the guests
places. At Miss Severance's cover was a
cluster OF marguerites and ferns Miss
Severance will leave shortly for ST.. Paul
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c.. "A. Severance at
their country home.
Mrs. Henry c. Hanke entertained fifty
women at a thinnble bee this afternoon
at her home, 2400 Dupont avenue S. The
rooms were decorated with branches of
fragrant lilac blossoms. During the af-
ternoon the guests made paper hats out of
q certain number OF sheets of tissue paper
and so many pins. Prizes were awarded to
the most original and the most comical.
Mems. G. E. Lindberg and SWilliam Card
ner presided at the table in the dining
room and assisting were Mrs. Norman
Phillips and Mrs Charles Johnson.
One of the most notable receptions
which has ever been given any prelate Of
the northwest will be in honor Of Bishop
Joyce and Mrs. Joyce Tuesday evening
in Wesley Methodist church. The dis
tinguished gentlemen who are to extend
words of greeting are Governor Samuel
r. Van SAINT, Senator Moses b. Clapp, Elk
Governor John Lind, Mayor Haynes and
Others Mrs. Maud Timer Jones is to
sing two special solos. All the Methodist
churches Of the city are to be the guests
| of Wesley church that evening. Wesley S
congregation is preparing to entertain
| 1000 people.
Mrs J. F. McElroy will give two card
parties next week, Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons, at her home on Fremon1
avenue S.
Mrs. William Gardner of 2450 Girard
avenue S, gave a dinner Wednesday even
| ing in honor Of Mrs. Loren Lovejoy and
Mrs. Edgar T. Rollins. Covers We're laid
! for twelve.
Mrs. Charles o. johnson entertained at
luncheon yesterday. Covers were laid for
| six. Those present were Mesdames Will
liam Gardner, Julius G. Johnson, George
! Sewell, Bert Drake and Miss Myrtice
| Webb of st. Paul.
Mrs. Will Haynes and Mrs. Will Di-
mond gave a granite and kitchen shower
| for Miss Clara Nauman, a bride of next
week, at the home of Mrs. Dimond, Il
| West Eighteenth street, yesterday after
noon. The dining room was in green and
white and covers were laid for sixteen. A
I cluster Of white roses was on the brides
/ chair. A number of other affairs have
| been planned for Miss Naumann. Mrs
i Won Duyne and Mrs. Brown will give 8
| parcel shower and Miss Mamie Stump viii
also entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Linsnayer an
nounce the engageme nt Sof their daughte
Frances to Frank ]. ThulL The wedding
will take place In June.
The wedding of Miss Adele Marie Zabe
and Alexander Honigschmidt will TAX
place Wednesday afternoon, June "a, a
|3 o'clock at the home Of the bride
mother, Mrs. Emile label, 2400 Upto1
Iavenue N.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Cameron
of st. Stephens, N. B., and Wells Beal
of Minneapolis is announced for July /.
The wedding of Miss Margaret CONDO
and Charles Bonser will take place Tues
day. Wednesday evening Mrs. M. J. Cor
man OF Eighteenth avenue S gave l1nel
shower for the bride, entertaining six
teen guests. Mrs. S. I. Wright assisted.
Among the affairs to be given for Mis-
Leona Pelton, a June bride, are an infor
y
to be given next Friday evening by tn
Misses Higbee at their home on Thir
avenue S. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Georg
Leach will give tea and on Saturda
Miss Lucy Hart will entertain at a lunch
con.
Thursday afternoon Miss May Allen Q
Oak street will give a linen shower 70
Miss Jessie Walker. Tuesday, June 2
,f1& feAo o,, ,.%1i,, fo
her at her home on Fifteenth avenue Sc
and Tuesday evening, June 9, the brida
dinner will be given by Mrs. G. B. Moody
1904 Sixteenth avenue Sc.
The members Of the congregation of tn
First Presbyterian church will give re
ception this evening in the church parlors
Portland avenue and Nineteenth street
from until II o'clock in honor Of Rev