The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

at her home on Pleasant avenue Monday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Shaw who will return -to-
morrow to play a second engagement Of
Ibsen's Ghost - will be the guest Of
honor at a luncheon Friday at which Pro-
fessor Frances B: S.sPotter Of heaunlVers-
ity will be hostess. The guestsswill be a
group Of the university faculty. and after
the luncheon an. informal reception will
be given at the university for, MISS Shaw
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs Henry
J. Mylius of Italy, who are at the Hamp-
shire Arms for a few weeks. will give a
family dinner. Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mylius. of Adrian,
Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mylius have
spent the winter in California with Mrs.
Mylius' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Will
cox, and they will leave Wednesday even-.
ing for the east to sail May 16 for home.
Tomorrow Mrs. Eugene j.. Carpenter
of Harmon place will entertain at lunch
con in honor Of her mother, Mrs, L. Lamb
of Clinton, Iowa, who is her guest for two
weeks.5s$ = Il ysz#
Mr.. and Mrs Harry f. Wilcox will en-
tertain Friday evening very informally. II
The annual spring reception was given
last Eevening%in the parlors Of Westmin-
ster church"and several hundred members
were present. The affair was arranged by
the wives of the elders. who received
with Rev. and Mrs. John =. Bushnell and
the church officers. The parlors were at
tractive with flowers and potted plants
and softly shaded lights. A string orches-
ira played as the guests came and went.
The Young Women's society had charge
of the supper room, which was decorated
!, Il tf1,,e1- CH,1E
wreathed with smilax.& Ices, tea and
chocolate were served by the Misses
Clough. Mathews. Brandon, Elizabeth and
Alice Gilmore, DunWoody. Marjorie Hlg-
bee, Jennie Congdon, FrA Florence AXE
ley; Mines. w. P. Moor1ead. Robert sEs-
terly, G. w. Stricken, crooker. William
Cook, Gano Lewis, Blanche Bishop, G.
Williams and C. E. Cotton. Mrs. G. Il.
Thompson was chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements and was assisted by
Mines. Horace Hill, H. L. Tucker, T.. 5.
Cairns, James Page, J.. w. Thomas, ).
r. Gordon, S. A. Harris, J.. w. Davis and
George Miller &......- .r..-. ...-..
Mr.. and Mrs Henry<J. Lewis Of Hen,
nepin avenue gave the bridal dinner last
evening for their daughter Jane and Will
liam Morley, whose. marriage takes place
this evening. Covers were laid for twelve
| and white roses and pink shaded tapers
We're the decorations. The beart-ShapeC
J%name cards were embellished with water:
I tcolor sketches and the monograms ant
names were in gold. The guests were
the members of the bridal party
Monday afternoon Miss Kathryn SLACK
and E. N. Weed We're married in the par
sonage of the immaculate Conception
| church. Miss Bessie Welch and Free
| Manderjield of Manlsato, Minn-s were the
attendants. The service was read by ReV
| r.. E. Cullen and was followed by re-
ception at the home Of the bride Amons
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Neisof
| Weed, Fred Manderjield, Mankato; Mrs
J. Mcbride, Madison; H. r. Slack of Sal
Jose, CAL; Miss Kathryn Gahagan, Aus
tin, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. P.'J. Bowling ant
Mrs. George Pettibone Of st. Paul. MIR
and Mrs. Weed left in the evening for :
short trip south and they will be at hom
! after June at 1923 Fifth street N.