The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-27
THURSDAY EVENING,

ding last evening when their daughter.
Miss Emma Kloehn, became the bride OF
DR.. Hugh R. Schofield of Greenwood, Wis.
The rooms were tastefuly decorated and
a bank of green dotted with flowers made
a pretty setting. for the bridal party.
Miss Carrie Kloehn attended her sister
and the best man was William j. McGoy-
:ern. Rev. Frederick Watson Hart read
the service
After the ceremony collation. was
served in the dining room. DR.: and Mrs.
Schofield will make their home In Green
wood, Wis, where DIR. Schofield has es-
tablished a practice. The bride was a
former teacher In the city schools Mrs.
Schofield of Greenwood, mother Of the
bridegroom, was present at the wedding.
Tuesday evening the marriage Of Miss
Winnie Taber and John Jacobson was
quietly solemnized at the home OF Mrs.
White. 60 West Sixteenth street. The
service, read by Rev Frederick Watson
Hart. was witnessed by twenty of the in
innate friends and relatives. An informal
reception was held after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacobson will make their
home at 1885 First avenue N.
Announcement has been made of the en-
gagement of Charles S. Whitmore,
former Minneapolis newspaper man, and
Mabel McBain. daughter of Hugh McBain
of Sleepy Eye. The wedding will take
place Wednesday. Mr.. Whitmore Is one
of the publishers of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. O.. G.
Peterson entertained anumber OF Mr..
Peterson's friends at stag dinner. Cow
ers were laid for six. Garden flowers
furnished a charming decoration on the
table.
Tuesday number of the girl friends
of Miss Edna Carter arranged box party
in her honor In the evening Miss Cora
Hyser entertained at dinner. Covers
were laid for twelve and the guests We're:
Misses Mary Sprinckhorn, Enid DeVine,
Daisy McNally, Clover La Fac, Messrs.
Tom Lenhart, George Jones, Ed O'Reilly,
Jack Preston, Bert Armstrong, Harry Nc
Cormick
The enga cement of Miss Edith Hermion
Denny and Richard Nathaniel Eager has
been announced. The marriage will take
place. next month.
Mrs. w. H. Howell Of 1o1 E Twenty
seventh street entertained yesterday aft
ernoon at a thmblebee for Mrs. E. M.
Hitchcock who leaves next week to make
her home in, Northfield. In the parlor
pink sweet peas and ferns furnished
dainty decorations. A large basket filled
with goldglow and ferns stood on the
table in the dining room and the yellow
flowers were used about the room. Each
one of the twenty-f1v guests embroidered
her name on a ribbon, either rose or green
in color which will be used in making a
remembrance cushion. .
During the afternoon Miss Helen Hal
lowell sang several selections.
Mr. and Mrs. August Bergstrom enter
tanned very pleasantly last evening in
honor of the birthday of Miss Mabel Berg
strom and Ben Bergstrom. Sweet peas
and goldenrod were used in the floral
decorations During the evening Miss
Irene Jacobson gave several piano selec-
tons. The guests enjoyed playing cards
and dancing. Refreshments were served
late in the evening.
Among the guests were Misses Blanche
and Ada sirois, Mae and Temperance
Cochran, Jose Loberg, Hilda Erickson,
Agnes and Gertrude Hoagland, Sigma and
Gertrude Anderson; Messrs. j. B. Sirois
Ned WEIGH, Fred G.. Jackson, Charles and
Ernest Hoagland, Field Stevens, Erick-
son, Brough, Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Cochran
and Mrs. j. H. Cochran.
Mrs. George Crozier of Fifth avenue en-
terta1ned Tuesday evening at linen
shower for Miss Blanche Piers. Messed
pink and white sweet peas were used in
the decorations. A cobweb and candles
decided the fates of the twenty five guests
The bride was truly showered with the
dainty parcels which the young ladies
threw from the stairs where they had
assembled. Mrs. May Lee Bly, and Miss
Jennie May Piers gave readings
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs W. H Nor
gan of Portland avenue will be hostesses
at a, parcel shower for Miss Piers
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
c. o. Johnson returned from New York this
morning.
weeks tour in the ecst.
Mrs. George 2. Gould of 315 Ontario street Sc
has returned from Denver, Col
Plymouth camp, No. 1016, R.. n. A.. will give
| an Ice cream social and dance tomorrow evening
| at their hall, 24O Tenth avenue N.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong of Central We
nue. returned yesterday from the east.
Mrs. A. r.. Ankeny and Mrs. E. A. Mathews
have returned from three weeks visit to Be
midi.
| Mrs. Charles O.. Johnson and daughter Marion
are visiting few days in Detroit on their return
| from the east.
Palestine chapter. o. Z. S., will give card
party tomorrow afternoon ut 2:3O on the sixth
floor of the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Blanche Blake E. Tunstead who has been
spending the summer with relatives in Canada,
returned to the city last week.
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