The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
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AT THE BRIDE SHOME
The Wedding of Mae McNamee and
Otto B. Moe Is Quietly
Solemnized.
Beta Theta Pi Gives It's Annual
Dancing Party at It's
House.


atives Witnessed the service, Which was
read by Rev. Father Hartigan. A bank
OF palms. among which cleaned white
tapers formed an mproYised altar. and
pink roses were placed through the room
THE dining-room was also in pink and
candelabra with shaded tapers. in the
center of the table. Roses, smiaN and
pink satin bows were also used to make
the table attractive. Mrs. Nellie Hale
played the "Iohengrin" chorus as pro-
cessional. Miss Mynn Rogers was brides
maid and wore white batlste over pink
taffeta. The gown was deliberately
trimmed with insertion and pink roses
were carried with it. Miss Margaret
Rogers was maid of honor and her gown
was cream silk tissue over pink and
cha also had pink roses The bride was in
cream silk wolfe. The box pleated skirt
was hung from a narrow yoke outlined
with white peau de sole, and the bodlce
had a yoke OF tucked liberty silk with
bertha of the peau de sole and SILK APP
,nIioue. The bridal bouquet was Of cream
roses Edward Moffett was best man and
Frank Rogers and George McNamee acted
as ushers The service was followed by
a wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Moe VIII
leave this evening for New Orleans Ihey
will be at home after March ~ DIT Ioio
renth avenue S. Mrs Noes travelling
gown is of blue silk louisienne with hat
to match ~-- -s- ,-,r-t-
Mrs. r. H Wilson of 3211 Fourth avenue
will entertain this evening for Miss Dun
ham. bride Of the month FRIDAY eve
ming Mr. and Mrs Beecher Moore will give
q theater party for Miss Durham and Mr.
Wilson.
Phi Sigma Phi fraternity will give it's
annual dS%cing party FRIDAY evening d.
the MinIplhda club
Mrs. Tony Arthur Perry will entertain
Tomorrow afternoon at her home, 3l4l
Portland avenue, in honor or MISS Clara
Bach of Milwaukee. who is the guest
of Miss Lillian Moritz.
The annual dancing party of Beta
Theta Pi fraternity was given last even
ing in the chapter house on university
avenue The decorations were IN the
chapter colors-pink and blue-and roses
were on the mantels. tables and cabinets.
The doorways and pillars were hung with
green and held in place with bows OF plue
ribbon. The guests were received by
Judge and Mrs. F., A Jaggard OF St PAU,
Messrs and Mines. E. e. Nicholson F.
M. Joyce, M w. Savage and G. w.
Knight An athletic cotillion was danced
and Thomas Sven led. The figures sug-
gested ping-pong, bowling and basket
ball and there was also a valentine hg-
ure Supper was served at midnight. and
the dining-room was bright with dafto-
dis. About eighty guests were present.
A group of fifteen women of the Tues
day Limited Dancing club entertained the
club at colonial party last evening al
the home of MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Honstair
on BRYANT avenue S. Flags and bunting
carried out a color scheme of red. white
and blue, and pictures OF George anC
Martha Washington were also used. The
lights were shaded in red and blue. anC
cafnat tons and tulips were the flowers
used. The receiving women wore then
hair powdered and many of the guests
were in colonial 60 costume: Six hanc
euchre was played at fifteen tables ant
supper was served from the small tables
after the games.
A card party for the benefit of st. Paul's
church was given yesterday by Mines. b
nj. Goldsborough, George P. Harding anC
J. d. McArdle. Euchre was played a.
sixteen tables and 'frappe and waters were
served. In the evening ten tables of cards
were played.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hunt Of Mantorville
Mimi. who are visiting their son, Hamlil
Hunt. celebra ted their golden wedding
yesterday. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt were
born in New Haven, VT, and they have
resided in Minnesota since 1857. Mr.
Hunt is probate judge of Dodge count.
and during his term of office resides il
is at Dodge Center -
Last evening Mr. and Mrs Hamlin Hun
gave a dinner at their apartments IN tn
Roosevelt in honor Of their parents. Daffo
dis and tulips were the appropriate deco
rations. Covers were laid for twelve AM
among the guests were Mrs Thoma
Thorson of Canton, S. D., and Mrs. r
L. Miller, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs 7
j. Hunt
he valentine
last evening in Elite hall. The hall wa
festooned with evergreens caught wit
large heart-shaped valentines, and tn
lights were shaded in red. Among thos
present were the Misses Rave Newman
Nave Anderson, Florence Thompson, Nor
Erickson, Lee Dallager, Ellen Helmer:
Mynn Thompson. Eleanor Harrington
Georgia Bryant, Lottie and Alice Abran
Florence and Laura Fleu. Carrie Kayse7
Lillian Gittclson, Stephanie Reese. Mani
Shapera Mary Abraham. Fannie Moses
Olive Moore, Mabel Moore, Newgort
Lowry May Simons, Berlowitz Saide
I.ofgren Alice Sprague. Lottie Jensen
Bessie Girard, Berthe Hunstock, 1sab'
Brown and the Misses Bell. Christianso
and Westenhagen from ST. Paul; Messr
Victor Tryon Jack Corl, Archie Krun
William Newgord Theo. Hanson, Ralp
Moore, James Wallace. Al Cohen. Spragu:
Arthur and Joe Atkins Erick Helmer
Linders Erstgaard H. I. Simmonson, Hig
gins, Halo. WeDOer.. .CoFell, Danl ho"
ell. Abram, Humlong. Pavian, G. l.. Wad
Burwell.' Harris, Conant, Weitzel. PETIT
grew. Goodman, Michaels. Hall, Murph!
Perry Kelly j. Newgord, Gerton, Girart
Gittelson,z Dowy, Converse, Rubber,
Charles Cook, William Cook and Arthr
Clark, John Hunt S. S. Palmer and f
Cole from st. Paul.
Miss Gluek entertained 100 guests at
dancing party in Johnson hall last even
ing The stage was hung in pink an
white roses and carnations were in tn
reception-room. The lights were all shad
ed in the same dainty color and pin
flowers were also in the supper-roon
Miss Giueck was assisted by her sister
Mrs Schober Mrs John Glueck, Mr.
Carl Schober. Misses Carrie Lydia an
Belle Glueck and by Miss Grace Andrew
of Faribault. Charles Glueck and L
Schober had charge of the dancing.
. Mr.. and Mrs d. J. Mahoney celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage last evening at their home 9
East Grant street, by entertaining
group Of friends. Cards were played ar