The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-12

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! A group Of the younger unmarried wonl-
/ en- will be guests at an informal tea
"Wednesday afternoon, which will be given
by Mrs. George Chase Christian, at her
home on Eighth street $.
The Ohio association of Minneapolis
viii have it's sixth annual banquet and
reunion Wednesday evening. Feb. II, In
the Nicollet hotel. The society numbers
about 200 members and these annual gath
ernings are a delightful feature of the
year. The usual after-dinner speeches
will be omitted and a program Of musical
and literary numbers will be given in
stead. .e... I'll ~. s-.-., ,..-- y. s.. j. l~sag
! Mrs. Fl. H. Barker will entertain the
members of the Seventeenth Street Eu-
| ctre club at a novel affair which she calls
| an English tea, tomorrow afternoon at
her home on + Seventeenth street. The
assisting women will be Mines. William
Sauntry and Frank Otis of Saltwater and
Mrs. George Rose
Miss Belle Morris will entertain this
evening for Miss Grace Myers, whose en-
! gagement OF Horace H. Tracy-was, re-
| Gently announced. Miss Florence Hill OF
! st. Paul gave dinner Friday evening for
| the young couple SnlilaX and American
Beauty roses were the decorations: Din
ner was followed by. dancing and the ball
| room Was uuI4S Will Dulll4IlEs
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Myerwell Of Boston. Mrs. Myerwen was
formerly Miss Grace Norton, a frequent
visitor in Minneapolis. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fisher announce the
enga cement Of their daughter, Charlotte
! Alice to Harold Clark Hall. ~ go.
Mrs John Franklin Mickey: received
this afternoon at her home, ITS Humboldt
i avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey were
married last fall and this was the first of
Mrs. Mckey's postnuptial at homes. 1t
! a very informal affair and Mrs. Mickey
had with her Mrs. G. E. French, her sis
ter, who formerly resided in Minneapolis.
| Mrs French has but recently returned
from abroad and is with relatives in St.
Paul. This evening Mr.. Mickey will re-
ceive with Mrs. Mickey and they will be
at home Mondays until May. ~,
| Mrs. G.. P. Porter gave pretty dancing
party Saturday evening at her home on
| Fourteenth avenue Sc, in honor Of her
sisters, Miss Genette Wildes and Miss
Sadie Wildes Of Mankato. Carnations
| and roses made an attractive decoration
through the rooms. Frappe was served
during the evening and later there was a
supper. About thirty young people were
Il present and the number included DR.. Ed
Carman Of New York, Miss Flossie Bur
i CESS, Mankato; Miss Furber OF Detroit,
MINI. Miss Sadie Wildes returned yes
terday to Mankato after a three weeks
visit with Mrs. Porter. Sc
Saturday evening Mrs. r. v. Hunter en-
tertained forty guests at a dancing party
at her home on Fourths avenue S. Mrs
w. Spencer, Misses Margaret Harrison
Ella Mabbee, Decker and Raymond Wat
erman assisted the hostess. Smilax and
carnations decked the rooms. The guests
included a group of st. Paul people.
The wedding yesterday afternoon Of
II Miss Dora Barouvsky, daughter of Mr.. an6
Mrs.. Morris tBarouvsky, and Henry
Machnisky of st. Paul was a notable
event in Hebrew circles. The service was
read in Morgan Post hall in accordance
with the Orthodox Hebrew ritual. Free.
mans orchestra, played the Mendelssohr
wedding march as the two little flower
girls, Frances Feinberg and Ida Barouvs
ky, in white frocks and carrying basket:
Of roses led the way to the canopy in the
| middle Of the hall. Miss Dora Epstein
was maid Of honor and Miss Sadie Cohen
bridesmaid" The bride wore white crepe
de chine over taffeta and carried bride
roses. She was escorted to the canopy
by her parents. The bridegroom was also
attended by his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Machinsky Of st. Paul. Isa
dore Barouvsky was best man ani