The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-29
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large gathering is expected, many com
ing from out Of town.
The Sigma Delta fraternity will have
it's second annual banquet Wednesday
evening in the Phoenix club
The people of Linden Hills Congrega-
tional church will give a reception this
Mrs S. j. Rogers. Mr. Rogers was the.
first pastor and presided over the church
during it's organization. He will preach
his farewell sermon Sunday and the fol-
lowing week Rev. Charles H. Maxwell
will occupy the pulpit.
Miss Clarice B. Schissler will entertain
at her home on Fifteenth street, Monday
evening -at a handkerchief shower. for
Miss Grace Edyth Smith. June bride.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Helen de
Merse Of Lyndale avenue will give a par
eel shower for Miss Nina de Marais. The
following Saturday Misses Kennedy and
milford will give a parcel shower for the
bride at the home of Miss Kennedy, 1904
Third avenue s.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. F. w. Wilt
berger and Miss Mary Andrew enter
tanned a group Of young women for Miss
De Marais.
Mrs. H F. McElroy entertained a sec
ond group of women at cards yesterday
afternoon at her home on Fremont ave-
nue. s. Six-hand euchre was played at
eight tables. Mrs. McElroy was assisted
by Misses Lovejoy, Jeter and Dr. Mar
garet KOCH
DIR. Ernest e. Munns rendered a very
delightful musicale to some of his must
cal friends last evening at his residence,
619 Eleventh avenue Sc. There were
about thirty guests present and the even
ing was devoted exclusively to music
Those who participated in the program
were Miss Amy Cook, violin; Misses Elsie
Gage, Gertrude Dickinson. Gertrude Hull,
Marian Drew and Hodgson, piano;
Misses Augusta Schacht, Gertrude Drew
and Edy, contraltos; Miss Frances Cham
berlan. soprano; Charles Woerner, tenor;
Leslie H. Williams, barytone; Grant Pen
ney. piano; and Mr.. Munns, flute. Misses
Chamberlain and Edy and Messrs.
Woerner and Williams also gave two
quartet numbers which were greatly en-
joyed. The entire program was charm
Ing and many Of the participants were
obliged to respond to encores. Misses
Alma Pennock and Louise Keyes assisted
in serving refreshments. A number were
present from st. Paul
Z. Wednesday evening Miss Maude Harriet
Smith and Wills Walker. Grant We're
quietly married at the home Of the BRIDES
parents In st. Anthony Park. Only the
immediate relatives were present and
there were no attendants. The bride
wore white silk mule and carried a large
bouquet of bride roses. Mrs. Fred Grant
played the wedding march and DR.. F.
M. Rule read the Service. Dinner was
served Immediately after the service and
covers were laid for fourteen. The name
cards were heart shaped and hand painted.
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ferns. vines, lilacs and snowballs D. c.
Graham, of Hutchinson, grandfather Of
the bride, among the guests. Mrs.
j. Munroe Morris and Miss Lulu Rule
assisted during the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant will be at home after June Is, at
4 Raymond place, St. Anthony Park.
Mrs. B. H. Truman gave granite
shower Wednesday for Miss Alice Maud
Hopes. The rooms We're attractive with
wild flowers and snowballs were in the
dining room. The gifts for the bride were
brought into the room In a gaily decked
wheelbarrow bearing the inscription For
the new home at Donnybrook, N. D."
Tuesday Mrs Tom Reed, of Linden
Hills, gave luncheon for Miss Hopes.
Wild flowers and four-leaf clovers made
the table beautiful.
Mrs. G. s. Murtfeld is entertaining a
house party Of fourteen young people for
Miss Hopes at her cottage at Minnetonka.
The guests went out to-day and will re-
main until Monday.
Wednesday evening Miss Frances E.
Pond and s. B. Pond entertained the I.
L. o. club at their home Emerson -av-
enue N. in honor of two Of its members,
Miss Sarah Goodrich and Walter M.
Greene, whose marriage takes place
Wednesday evening. Both Miss Goodrich
and Mr.. Greene were showered with ap-
propriate gifts
Mrs. George Spencer was the guest of
honor Tuesday afternoon at pretty
luncheon given by Mrs. G. c. Borchell of
9 Oakley avenue. The appointments
were in pink and green, and
ferns carried out the color scheme. A
mound Of roses and ferns formed the
centerpiece. Covers were laid for seven
teen and the guests included Messrs. and
Mines. George Spencer, G.. G. BordwelI, N.
G. Hartman. Judge and Mrs. Orr; Mines.
Baer, Keller, Gilman Scott; Misses Mar
eice Yorks, VILLA Bordwell, Lottie Clark,
: Hugo and Joe Bordwell. Several valuable
gifts presented Mrs. Gilmarf and
z Mrs. George Spencer, who left for West
Thumb. Yellowstone park to-day to spend
the summer.
Mrs. G. E. Heard gave tin shower for
Miss Mamie Kimmerer Tuesday evening.
Only a small group Of the brides near
friends were entertained.
Professor M. J. G. Wilkin was pleasant
ly surprised last evening by the members
of her evening classes, who presented her,
as token of their appreciation of the
work of the year, with three handsomely
. bound volumes Of German poetry, Goethe's
Faust" and "Gedichte,'' and Amelie
Godin's Flora" Light refreshments
served and social hour was spent
in conversation and singing German
songs.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. W. r. Cray will leave Monday for the
east z;