The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-20
Wilcox. r. D. Mcmillan, IT., n. ]. Bel
den and G. r. Shepley.

| Clayton D. Gilbert Of the faculty OF
Emerson college of oratory. who is
! spending the summer at his home In the
city, gave a delightful reception last
wick of the college. Mr.. Southwtck is q
frequent visitor in Minneapolis and has a
wide circle Of friends, most Of whom
| were present at the reception In the hand
some parlor suite of the Young Women's
Christian association building. A huge
| high handled basket filled with smilacina
| was the chief decorative feature OF the
reception room and excited much COM
ment. Another large basket Of delicate
pink and white peonies, ferns and wild
| smilax occupied the center OF the refresh
ment table. Jars Of ferns and red peon1es
were scattered about the rooms and the
| lights had red and green flower shades.
ing the evening.
The guests were received by Mr.. Gill
bert, Mr.. Southwick Mrs. A. w. Gill
bert, Misses Marguerite e. Heisser and
Martha Scott Anderson, A group of En-
erson college students assisted about the
| room, including Misses Edith Jackson,
| Virginia Jarman, Estelle Cooke and Sophie
Emerson Of Red Wing. The frappe was
served by Misses Grace Gerrish, Olive
Fairfax, Bessie Bull and Leona Kehm.
Several of the guests were out of-town
people who have studied at Emerson.
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! A trolley party was given to Wildwood
! last evening for Miss Marion Drew and
| Miss Louise Edy by several of their
| friends. Miss Drew and Miss Edy leave
next week for the east where they will
spend the summer. In the evening boat
ing and dancing were enjoyed. The party
was composed Of Misses Edy, Munns
Drew, Chamberlain and the Misses Car
bitt, and Messrs. s. Williams, II. L. Will
| liams, DR.. Munns, Werner, Cardiff and
Pickett
Last evening a, reception was given at
the Oak Park Congregational church by
Rev. and Mrs. Walter A. Snow, who are
soon to leave on their summer vacation
The church parlors were prettily decor
ated with roses and peonies. About zoe
| of the church members and their friends
| were received A musical program was
given and refreshments were served by
the Misses Wright, Peck and Nolan.
Mrs. G. Thronson, Of 1922 Adams
street Me- gave plate shower yesterday
for Miss Lillian Kopp. The gifts were
drawn in cart trimmed with flowers, by
little Margaret Oberg. The house decora-
tions were pink peonies and srnilax. The
table had centerpiece Of peonies and a
canopy Of pin ribbons falling from the
chandelier. A large bouquet Of white
roses marked the brides place. There
were sixteen guests. A musical program
was given by Misses Kopp and Florence
Bader.
The marriage OF Miss Cecilia Adams, of
| Dubuque. Iowa, and George Blymyer OF
Minneapolis, was celebrated at Hastings
on Hudson at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. o. s.. Goan, on Thursday
They will be at home at Deephaven after
July Is.
Miss Noiske and Alfred Nelson were
married Thursday afternoon at 1149 AL
drich avenue N, by the Rev. Mr.. Sumner
They will make their home at 636 Huron
street Sc.
The marriage of Miss Mary Selma
Brown, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Brown, and Rev. James Steenson was
solemnized in the Eden Prairie Presby-
terrain church Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock before large number Of friends
and acquaintances. The altar was banked
with palms, ferns and white peonies
Miss Alma Aldrich played the Lohengrin