The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-17
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| Mrs. Sewall Andrews gave her first
| post snuptial at home this afternoon
Fat. her apartments in the Wisconsin,.
| The arrangements and appointments
were charmingly simple and the affair
was very informal. Mrs. Andrews was
| assisted by her mother, Mrs. Dudley
Finch. Miss Florence Finch and Miss
Bonnie Ransom Of ST. PAUL and a
| group of Minneapolis women. Next
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Andrews will
give her second and last at home.
| Mrs. Lester B. Elwood gave pref
| tily appointed luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Ridgewood avenue.
Covers were laid for ten and the debu-
tantes We're present. Miss Alice Smith
and Miss Helen Partridge We're the
honor guests. A basket of pink roses
| was handsome centerpiece and at
/ each cover was a dainty pink wax rose
holding the bonbons.
Mrs. Truman 3. Penney and Mrs
Edwin G. Best will entertain Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Penney, 1922 Mary place.
Mrs. T. N. Kenyon will entertain
J fifteen ladies of the Old Centenary
1 church Friday afternoon in honor of
Will leave shortly to spend the winter
i in California.
j Mrs. Charles Fleming will give the
first Of series of weekly card parties
4 Wednesday afternoon at her apart
ments IN the Naulhaka, tomorrow
afternoon.
i Miss Gertrude Hendrix of Chicago
was the guest of honor Saturday at
a pretty luncheon given by Mrs H.
N. Cosgroye at her home on Colfax
avenue S. There were covers for
4 twelve. and red chrysanthemums and
red-shaded tapers decked the table.
American Beauty roses tied with red
u satin ribbon were at Miss Hendricks
place and the name cards represented
autumn leaves lettered in gold.
A wedding which will bring a bride
to Minneapolis took place Thursday
in Pittsburg, when Miss Mary Lydia
Keller Murdoch and Robert Webster
Jones were married. The rooms were
made beautiful with chrysanthemums
and palms and in the dining-room
pink blossoms were on the tables and
sideboard. Robert Brown and James
! Da1bey were ushers and Arthur Jami-
son was best man. The service was
read by the bridegroom's father, Rev.
4 e. Chapman Jones, assisted by Rev.
} Richard S. Holmes. The maid of
honor was Miss Jane Murdoch, the
brides sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left
for wedding trip and they will be
at home after Dec. 1 5 in the Waldorf,
on Park avenue. Mr.. Jones has been
the editor of the Housekeeper for two
years and came to Minneapolis from
Pittsburg. His bride is an active
worker in Y. w. G. A. and is Penn
sylvania college girl.
The Misses Caldwell of the .Valen-
tine entertained informally Saturday,
fassisted by Miss Mabel Wylde, for
Miss Kathrine Gould, one of the brides
of the month. The appointments OF
the dining-room were in red and
green. The table, with ferns strewn
on the white cover, had g. centerpiece
of red roses and red candles in onyx
holders, with red silk shades. Violin
numbers were given by Miss Gertrude
Phelps, accompanied by Miss Mary
Phelps, and the songs were by Miss
Gould.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Helen Hughes is home from a western
city. q.
Mrs F. G. Ward d, and d. NIECE Miss G. NJ Rich
The Thursday Euchre club will meet to morrow
with Mrs. G. A. Cosgroye, 2104 Girard avenue s.
! Excelsior Ladies club will meet with Mrs.
> Greer, l55O b FRANKLIN. avenue Thursday AFTER
noon.
Mrs. Chris sauset and child are home from a
, two weeks visit with relatives in southern Min
nesota.
? afternoon with Mrs. L. c. Maxson, 240o Dupont
avenue s.
> Miss Rebeeca Deinard Of Newark, N. y, is
visiting for the winter Rabbi and Mrs. Deinard
OF the Norwood flats.
Miss NJ Louise sFinkleson of Duluth has been
spending s a few days In the city and was the
months, trip thru the Kootenai country, in Brit
ish Columbia, and Washington
I've and h will be ins,na % this
home, 1910 Twelfth avenue s..
The Woman's Auxiliary to Typographical
ming 1T M hail. i,e
Harwood hive, No. 49, l.. O. T. NJ, will be en-
tertained at card party BY Mrs Canning; at
her home 1920 Stevens avenue, Thursday after
Y noon.
1 Mrs. Nan Taylor left last evening for her
home in Lancaster Texas, after spending some
Aldrich avenue 8.
Miss Tilla Lindquist, who has been the guest
Mrs Clinton Vance Of 1881 Fifteenth avenue
to-day.
t Minneapolis people registered at New York
Maand w. Dr. st. Hoes
+ mona. Minimize rlborough, II. Choate; St Denis,
Misses Hodkins. Duluth-Rossmore, W. Smith.
party in the Fourth Ward hall to-m morn We
ming. Miss Lillian Baker, mistress of ceremo-
MES, will be assisted by Misses Grout, Benson.
: Swanson, Gardner, Sviros and Flemer. &
O w. B. Hoffman was pleasantly surprised Sun
: day evening at the home of Isdore Goldman,
;. 1916 Fourth street S.. Games, music and dam
: cling were the smusements, and a supper was
8 served. Miss Bertha Goldman assisted the host
There were thirty guests
Mrs. g. A. Hansen of Ninth street S enter.
: tanned ten children Saturday in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her. daughter. Charlotte
!, 4 Games were played and refreshments were
! served. At each cover was pink basket. holding
bonbons Present were Ruby Anderson, Ruth
ana EltzgeEadd Barbar.