The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
Social j Circles /:
LUNCHEON FOR Il
Given by Mrs. II. H. Barber at Her
Home on E Seventeenth
Street.
Mrs. Charles Shivell Gives a Yellow
Luncheon for Mrs. T. W.
MacLean.

Mrs III. II. Barber gave a prettily APP
pointed luncheon Of twelve covers this
afternoon at her home on ID Seventeenth
street. The decorations were all in pink
and a centerpiece handsomely embroid
cred in American Beauty roses was on
the table. which was crossed with pink
satin ribbons which ended in great
Haunting bows. Pink tapers iii crystal
candlesticks cast soft glow over the
table and dainty boxes, representing pink
flowers, held the sailed nuts. After
luncheon Mrs. Barber and her guests at
tended the meeting of the Seventeenth
Street Euchre club at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Cooke on e Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Charles Shovel gave a. yellow
luncheon this afternoon at her home on
Hennepin avenue for Mrs. T. W. Mac
Lean. A great cluster of yellow jonquils
was In the center. Of the, table and daffo-
dis were in the green tangle on the
stdeboard. The name cards represented
guests were Mines. MacLean, w. B.
Folds, Van slyke, George Higgins, Nor
IRISH and Miss Louise Higgins.
A spring wedding that will interest Min
neapolis people will take place in st.
Mabel Bend, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Bend, and Rev. Theodore
Sedgwick, will be married. Bishop Potter
will come from New York to read the
service. h. So: g.. ,'-..'-..... ....
that Of Miss Florence Warner and Robert
McGregor. whose engagement has recently
been announced. Miss Warner is with her
aunt, Mrs. B. w. Smith, 1925 Hawthorn
avenue, this winter. @f'' ~ -
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and Frank J. Shepard Is announced to
take place Wednesday evening, March rs,
! at the home Of the brides parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. I. " Gedney will entertain
| at dinner this evening. ,*
Friday afternoon Mrs Frank C. Hale of
Franklin Heights will entertain at lunch
con. -. =, -.
Mrs. Herman Mikolas will receive to-
morrow evening and Friday afternoon at
her home. 2426 Portland avenue, in honor
| of Miss Nonnette Marks 49,. ..r
| The Minneapolis lodge of Elks will en-
| terrain the women in the lodge parlors
/ Thursday evening. The arrangements for
| the social are in charge of F. j. Jungen,
| chairman; F. r. Thomas, George gRentz,
DR.. H. p. Rawson, F. E. Tucker r. j.
Ankeny, w. H. Stafford. A. Won Schlegel,
B. r. Coppage, F. L. Towne and v. C.
Russell, and the program will include vocal
and dramatic numbers by J. r. B, Beck
with and Mrs. VIVA Avery Beckwith w.
H. Eustis will give a short talk on his
recent visit to the Hawaiian islands, Only
the Elks and their families will be present
and the reception committee is formed Of
| Theodore l.. Hayes, M. P. Pomeroy, F.
F. Towle, G. T. Honstain, Weed Munro
John Gluek, Fred Young, Thomas Voegel,
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rison, c.. H. Conner, F.. Solder, A. w.
Cleveland, F: D. Merrick, A. Birkhoffer,
IF. Armstrong, H. A. Oswald, j. D. Holt
hermann, H. W. Loughridge, J. o. Haw-
kins, c. E. Hasey, William De La Barre,
c.. A: Erdman c. o, Lampe, E. Kayser,
c. H. Cirkler, A. L. Hazer.
| Miss Gail Brown entertained the Epsf-
Ion fraternity Friday evening. The deco
rations were in the fraternity colors and
games and dancing were the amusements:
Present were Misses Annie Johnson Jes-
sic Dorr Stella Nicoll, Belle Kiehle Jes-
sic Overmirc, Elsie Johnson, Ina McClat-
chic, Cecile Porcher, Hattie Smith, Edith
Morgan, Edith Johnson, Ruth Hill, Una
McClatchie, Winifred Brown; Messrs. Ed
gar Smith, Will Rose, George Meecham,
Walter Hoffman, Charles Steele Norman
Rose, Scott Kiehle, Clarence Hill, Will
Dorr, Robert Newhall, Don Rider, Willis
King, Raymond Gould, Reuel Morgan, Roll
lin Smith. =. =
The Merifeu a club composed of South
Side young men, held a banquet at the
West Hotel Saturday night Y. F. Laws
was toast master and the responses were
by v. Morris, Al Kittleson, N. Heliners,
Harry Clarkson, B. E. McCune, Harry
| Hanson, Jacob Gutenberg. H. B. Miller,
} J. r. Byers, E. Larson, O. Sather. O. Erts-
gard, A. Rustad and William Bergquist.
) Miss Belle Langley entertained Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. s. B. Bushell of
+ Clinton avenue. The guests We're the
: nurses of st. Barnabas Hospital and about
fourteen were present. Pink carnations
and ferns were through the rooms and
American Beauty roses were in the dining
| room. Howell Beckrow and Mrs. Bushell
gave musical program. <.t4
Miss Alice NJ. Swennes and Oscar ],
Falversony were married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. Riswold, 1925 Thirteenth
( avenue S. Roses and smilax frightened
l the rooms. Miss Amy Bradley played
the wedding music and the service was
: read by Rev. Mr.. Oftedal. Miss Margaret
Falvorson was maid of honor and Adolpf
$ 1ngstrom acted as best man. The bride
, wore white mousseline de sole and hel
e flowers were white roses: About: fit.
), guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Mehan of Chi
cago, avenue entertained Saturday even
ing for Miss Whilhelminia = Neuman
Hearts were played and later there was
. musical program and supper.
3 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
v Mr., and Mrs. R. H. Patterson are home fror
= the West indies.
: Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Osborne will return iron
: New York next week.