The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-23
Social Circles.

The marriage Of Miss Bonnell and
Henry Christian is nounced 70
] take place Tuesday afternoon, NOV. 4.
at 4 O'clock in the First Presbyteria
i church Of Cleveland, Ohio Mr..
Christian Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George III. Christian. His bride has
visited Mr.. and Mrs Christian several
times and has many Mtnneapo hsd
friends. George Chase Christian Will
be his brothers best man and John -.
Pillsbury will be one of the ushers.
The other ushers have been chosen
from among Mr.. Christians Yale
! friends. A numb Of Minneapolis
people are planning to go to Cleveland
/ for the wedding.
Mrs. Frederick G. Van Dusen gave
i one Of a series Of luncheons to-day at
4 her home on Vine place. Next Friday
Mrs. Van Dusen will have as her guest
4 of honor Miss Laura Harrington, the
debutante of yesterday.
j Mrs Alonzo Phillips. will entertain
4 the members Of the Monday Card club
at her. home, 1904 Park avenue, Mon
4 day.
i A reception will be given in Bloom
Y ington Avenue M. e. church this even
ing for Rev. Robert Swinnerton, the
Il pastor. An interesting program will
i be followed by a social and refresh
Miss Susie Theresa Ronner, whose
marriage to Franklyn Myers will take
place in November, was the guest Of
} honor at a granite shower which was
given yesterday by Miss Gertrude
The decorations We're in white and
} green. Fortunes were told in the
music room, which had a gypsy tent
as an attraction. The guests num-
bered twenty-five. Miss Ronner will
be entertained by Mines. Glare Rich
horn in the days preceding her we'd
ding. -. - IS = r. =
( Yesterday afternoon Mrs. M. =. A.
Scheldrup entertained twenty women
at her home, 622 E Sixteenth street,
Z for her niece, Mrs. M. Roberts Lowry.
q Mrs. Guy A. Thomas entertained at
I dinner at her home in the Swinford
{ Tuesday evening. The guests Of honor
} were Miss Merrill and Miss Murphy Of
Z Milwaukee. Covers were laid for four
( teen.
5 Tuesday evening Mrs. Will Haynes
! entertained at dinner for Professor
{ Joseph Provinsal. Covers were laid
for twenty. The rooms were very pref
! tons The evening was spent with
y music and dancing. Those present
- were Mines, Farrell, Hogan, Klaine,
n Christman, King, Hayward, Heath,
81 F'urguson; Misses Daisy Steele, Ger
trude Arnold, Helen Goslyn, Mamie
q Moran, Harriet Farrell, Hortense
81 Hayward; Messrs. Farrell, Christman
a Steele, Provinsal.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron w. Hingeley
~rS%~ ~
q Rev. J. B. Hingeley and family. Mrs
81 Hingeley was formerly Miss Mamie
u E. Draper, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
q H. r. Draper Of Vesta, and her mar
riage to Mr.. Hingeley took place
q Thursday, Oct. IS, in the Presbyter
d was charmingly decorated and the
81 aisle was spanned with four arches
"a of sweet peas and smilax. From the
n first arch a wedding bell of foliage
I ushers were F. L. Tout and c. T
3 sunde, and David Hingeley Of Min.
s neapolis was best man.. Mrs. Rose
4 Hagman was matron Of honor. The
B little ring bearer was Margaret Hinge.
Z ley. of Minneapolis. The bride wore
81 bride roses. The service was read by
81 Rev. j. B. Hingeley, assisted by Rev
81 M. r. Myers. A wedding dinner wa!
# served at the Draper home and. the
@ DrlQdl coupe le1L LOT Tie CWln Clues
b Mr.. Hingeley is the son of Rev. and
M Mrs. J. B. Hingeley and formerly re
"a sided in Minneapolis He was a mem
r. Der of Company F Of the Thirteenth
"A Minnesota. He is now assistant cash
ID Ter. of the bank Of Vesta. >~~s.
So Mrs. O. G. Williams OF 3045 Secont
n avenue S gave a kindergarten part.
81 in honor Of the fifth birthday ami
M versary of her son Kenneth yesterda.
81 afternoon. The rooms were darkenet
81 and decorated with red flowers an,
"a jack-o'-lanterns. A fish pond from
~ which little favors were hshed an
Ia kindergarten songs were the featur
@ Of the affair. Refreshments were
81 served from the low tables: and
"a large jack-o-lantern was the center
. piece. Red tapers in brass candelabr
w also furnished light. Fancy boxes 0
81 bonbons and little swapping bonbon
# were favors.