The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02
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FOR. f Army 4 FRIENDS e;
MI. and Mrs. S. ". Morris, Jr., En-
terrain in Honor Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Irwin Harrison.
The Marriage Of Miss Daisy Chase
and Roy Squires Announced
for February l8.

and Roy Squlres Announced
for February l8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel v. Morris, Jr., |
gave a large reception and ball at their
home on Blaisden avenue Saturday even
ing. The decorations We're unusually
beautiful and a profusion OF flowers We're
used. Roses were in the reception rooms
and carnations decked the drawing room.
In the dining room a basket of pink roses,
with a great pink bow on the handle, was
in the center of the table and the tapers
and lights were all shaded in pink. The
ballroom was also in pink and green and
palms and shaded lights carried out the
color scheme. The affair was in honor
of Lieutenant and Mrs. Irwin Harrison
Of Fort Smelling, cousins of Mr.. Morris.
and about 400 guests had been invited to
meet them. Assisting through the rooms
We're Messrs and Mesdames Charles S.
Hale, Charles Chadbourn, S. V. Morris,
Sr., William Badger, II. T. Galleher: H.
DanSorth Dickinson, Mrs. H. P. Benton.
Misses Hannah Dunwoody, Martha Rog-
ers, Katherine Lyman. Jessie Benton.
Clara Fisher, Elizabeth Morris, Anna Nor
ris, Eleanor Morris and Edith Slocun
Hlleary Murray, Eugene Benton and Alan
Morris assisted in the ballroom where
string orchestra played for dancing.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Chase,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Chase, of
St. Anthony Park, and Roy w. Squires of
Manila, will take place Wednesday, Feb.
19. A number Of affairs will be given by
the st. Anthony Park friends Of the bride.
This afternoon Mrs. Alvah Bull gave a
luncheon followed by an apron shower.
Tomorrow Miss Mabel Wyman will
terrain at thimble bee and Thursday
Miss May Chase will give thimble bee
for her cousin. Mrs. Chase will give
large family dinner in the evening. Mr..
Squires formerly resided in Minneapolis.
The Cotilion Club will give it's third
party of the year in Johnson's hall Thurs
day evening, Feb. -. It will be the last
affair of the season and David Tenny will
lead. - '5as 49,. .~.'.'
/ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Carpenter of iGrard
avenue S, will give musicale Saturday
evening. .-- &c..
Miss Lucy Boardman will entertain to-
morrow evening for Miss Nellie Murphy
who is the guest of Miss Grace Thomas
Hampshire Arms gave a tea for Miss
Murphy, who formerly resided in Min
neapolis. The affair was an informal on:.
and the guests were group of the
| younger women. =
Fifteen of the women of the Tuesday
Limited who live on the west side of the
river will entertain the women of the
club at cards Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W.. II. Grant, 1911 Stevens
avenue. .eg.. -.
Mr.. and Mrs.rE. j. SERVER have issued
| invitations for q reception to be given
ma ,itocr Of f1,oi,.
| Sixth street Sc, for Mr.. and Mrs. r
Elgin SERVER, whose wedding took place
| last month. mi
4 Mrs. Az W. sAtxnatage of Lynhurst will
entertain informally. at luncheon to-mor-
row.
| SGD ri. 49,. .>s.' ..+--s-s7.
Mr. and Mrs!fC. u Abbott of Oakland
! avenue will give a character party Fri
day evening and will entertain sixty
guests. f
| The Misses Chrystie Of Lyndale avenue
will give a large valentine party Saturday
evening, Feb. IA. 'f'':@7-
Mrs. William Henry Condit will have
her first post-nuptial at home Wednesday
at 1913 Fourth avenue Sc. .-H ~'
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Eva N. Clark and Frank Falconer. OF
| Prentiss, Wis. The wedding will take
place this month. -,,' ~ "
Zuhrah Ladies have issued invitations
for their annual ball, which will be giver
| Monday evening, Feb. %, in Masonic
Temple. Elaborate preparations are be-
| ing made for the affair and the decorations
and appointments will be unusually inter.
esting. a~l " ,'..< '.s .
The twenty-third annual military bal
of Company A, First infantry, n. G. S
NJ, will be given Thursday, Feb. 10, II
Masonic Temple. The decorations will in
clude some novel electrical effects and thu
affair promises to be one of the pleasan
dances Of the year. >t
The Ohio Association of Minnesota
will hold it's sixth annual banquet ant
reunion Wednesday evening, Feb. II, il
the Nicollet hotel. The banquet will bt
followed by an interesting musical ant
literary program. The reception grouI
includes Messrs. and Mines Charles r
Thompson, J. B. sHarker, r. W. Forbes
; w. H. Keller H. w. Benton, Henry L
Moore, John F. Wilcox, H r. Patterson
Frank M. Joyce, S. H. fowler, James T
;, Thompson, P. V. Collins, F. II. Forbes.
Saturday evening John H. Maynard en-
tertained at supper at the Delta Upsilo,
fraternity house for his cousin, Mis-
( Dorothy Maynard, and Miss Brooks of tn
San Toy company
Miss Ida King Of Spruce place enter
tanned Friday evening. About thirty-fiv
guests were present and supper wa
l served after the games. Misses Hay
5 ward, Reid, Bown, Bachman, Sutherlan
l ! and Davis assisted Miss King.
DR.. and Mrs. Phillip Mueller We're pleas
antly surprised Friday evening in homo
. of the fifth anniversary of their marriage
q About fifty guests were present. A pro
gram was given by Master Lyle LIE Pin
of st. Paul, F.. A. Jennings and Mrs. Jen
I ME Collins.