The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-10
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AT A IHIMBLE BEE b:
Guests of Mines. Bayliss and Her
thum Meet to Sew and
Visit. ..
Various Ante Nuptial Affairs Ar
I ranged in Honor Of Miss
& Alice Wyman. 4

Mrs w. H. Bayliss and Mrs. Frank Il.
Herthum gave thimble be this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Herthum on E
Franklin avenue. The rooms were bright
ened with clusters Of spring flowers and
jonquils carried out a color scheme of yell
low In the dining room. Each Of the
guests brought her needle work and the
afternoon was spent in informal sOciability.
Light refreshments were served and Mrs.
Charles Oliver assisted in the dining-room
Inc guests numbered fifty and included
group of women from the Portland Az
enue Church of Christ who are interested
IN mission work in India.
Mrs. Wentworth announces the mar
rlage OF her daughter Martha to DR.. Hor-
ace Lazalle, which took place last Tuesday
| IN Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Wentworth and
her daughter formerly resided in Mime
apolis and the bride was graduated from
the Central high school two years ago
Dr. Lazelle is also former Minneap olitan
ana attended the university law school be-
tore he took up the study of medicine. DR.
and Mrs. Lazelle will reside in Seattle.
Among the affairs which have been plan
ned for Miss Alice Wyman, a bride Of the
month, will be tea to be given Thurs
day afternoon, March 10, by Miss Mary FL
Folwell of Fifth street Sc, at which fifty
OF the younger women will be entertained
Friday, March 20, Miss Jessie Schulten OF
S12 Fourth street SIC, We'll give a tea and
Miss Dunwoody of E Franklin: avenue
| will also entertain for the bride before hel
| marriage. ..- -.. IT,
| Mrs. Arthur Ellsworth Peck has ISSUED
invitaitnos for a card party which will be
| given Thursday afternoon, March 10, al
her home, 1850 Hennepin avenue. a.-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marcus have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
| ter Edith to J. SchlesSinger.
Mrs. F. B. Crowell and Mrs. J. G. Bar
ton will give dinner this evening at the
home of Mrs. Crowell, 2447 Girard avenue
s, for the benefit Of Grace Presbyterian
church. Dinner will be served from $3.50
| to o'clock. This week is the second an
niVersary Of the organization of the
| church and the congregation is trying tt
raise $500 to pay off the floating indebt'
edness on the new building on Twenty
eighth street and Humboldt avenue. Las
night w. c. McWhinney and his orchestra
gave a concert to raise funds. The or
chestra was assisted by Mrs. w. N. Por.
teous, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner G. Couch
George Greaves and Mrs. McWhinney.'
Mrs. S. Friedman of 2616 Harriet ave
nue. entertained Sunday evening in homo
of the birthday anniversary Of her littl'
daughter Celia The rooms We're .elab
orately decorated with carnations and VIC
let's. About eighteen couples were pres
ent and music and dancing were &thes9dl
versions. Mrs. Friedman was assisted 9,
Mrs E. Boasberg. = - III ~, ..- c~<$''a
| " &@;' ~> 49, y 8, -.
! Miss. Frances McLain gave a. party Sat
{ urday evening at the home. Of her par
" ents,E Mr.. and Mrs. =. ;? r. McEa1n, 800
Park avenue, in honor Of her cousin, Mis-
| Mamie Glenn Of Olivia, who Is her CUES
: during the vaca ton of the Mankato nor
| NAL school. The house was prettily deco
rated and music and games occupied tn
| evening. - T.. ,.+s>
Mrs. Douglas Leffingwell entertained
character party Wednesday evening a
her home on w Fourteenth street. Must
and dancing were the amusements. 'Th
decorations in the music room wer
: American Beauty roses and carnation
> formed the centerpiece In the dining
room. A light luncheon was served a
midnight. <--... .-- az. =