The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-06

The Engagement Announced of Miss
Hannah Mayer Of st. Paul
and Gen. E. E. Libbey.

hannah mayer OF oC. Tau1
and Gen. E. E. Libbey.
Mrs ]. G.. Claphamson Of the Berkeley
entertained at a second card party this
afternoon in her apartments for her
daughters, Mrs. Scott Parsons Of st.
Louis, Mo. Four tables of six-hand euchre
were played and light refreshments were
served after the games. Mrs. William
Chambers and Mrs. Virgil Nichols as
sisted the hostess. Mrs. Parsons Will
leave to morrow for her home in st. Louis.
The announcement Of the engagement
Of Miss Hannah Mayer of ST. Paul and
Adjutant General p. D.. Libbey was made
yesterday and will interest Minneapolis
people. General Libbey is well known In
National Guard circles and before his ap-
pointment as adjutant general he was
major Of the First battalion of artillery.
Miss Mayer is niece of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Bernham of St. Paul and has been cashier
in the office Of the county treasurer for
several years. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernham will
give an Informal reception Sunday for
their niece and General Libbey. The date
of the wedding has not yet been an
nounced.
Mrs. c. P. Jumper and Mrs. George
Storer will entertain at cards Monday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Storer on
Hennepin avenue. Tomorrow evening
Mrs. Chase of Dupont avenue S will give
a dancing party. Both affairs are for the
benefit Of St. Paul's church and the hos
tesses belong to the group of women who
have pledged themselves to raise $1,000 to-
wards the finishing Of the church A
number of other entertainments will be
given for the same purpose.
The junior class of the East Side high
school will give a party Wednesday eve
ming in the Phoenix Club rooms.
| The marriage of Miss Bertha Gloriana
| c.. Barber, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-.
George r. Barber, and George Albert Bar
tie of Anoka too place last evening at the
home of the brides brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3. Hammond, 2414 Fillmore
street NE. About thirty-five guests wit
messed the service which was read by Rev.
/ c. F. Sharpe. Palms, roses and vlolets
| decorated the rooms. Mrs. J. r. Mason
| of st. Anthony Par played the bridal
| music There were no attendants and the
bride wore gown Of ivory crepe de chine
trimmed with Chantilly lace and carried
bride roses and violets. At the informal
reception which followed the service Miss
Auttie Woodward assisted Mrs. Hammond
| In the dining-roOm. Mr.. Bartle and his
4 bride went to Duluth and they will be at
home in Anoak after March l. Mr.. Bar
tie is a professor In the Anoka high school
! The bride was graduated from the East
high school last month and for two years
has been contralto in the st. Anthony
Park Congregational church. ga
The last dancing party of the series
(which the Royal Arcanum Entertainment
association planned for this winter was
given last evening in Masonic Temple
The hall was attractively decorated il
white and green. A program of eighteen
numbers was played by. Latourelle's Or
chestra About $50 guests were present
"A quiet wedding took place Wednesda,
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 4
E. Nash at Minnehaha Falls when Mis-!
, Beatrice Winnefred Sparrow and Charlie:
Edwin Achuff were married. Rev.1. q
Wood read the service, which was fol
I lowed by a wedding dinner.
| Mrs W. E. F'ust, Of 2s42 Dupont ave
nue n, entertained thirty GUESTS Wednes
: day evening in honor OF, the birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Fust. A delightful mu
| steal program was given by HI. Woehing
X. A. Gimme, Fust, Miss Meta Fust ant
= Master Karl Fust. Supper was servet
: after the program, 80.
Mrs. George W. Partridge, who will en-
, merriam lecturer met Mrs. Rhodes IN NeV
York during recent. visit and Learned
through friends Of the great success Q
her season in New York, where she spoke
before fashionable audience at Delmon
I icos, scoring one Of the hits Of the sea.
son with the novel and intrinsic merit Q
her methods Mrs. Rhodes has been &C
t cepted by the circles of people prominen
t. in society and art as one Of the peopl
lwho has proved that she can do something
}worth doing, and this is passport to tn
best society of New York as Of any othe
city.
Last evening the Royal Arcanum En-
| tertainment association gave it's las
dancing party Of the season In the Ma
sonic Temple. large mber Of guest
!. were present and the hall made a beau
4 tiful picture with it's decorations Of gree
and white buntlngs, palms and many col
ored lights. AS it was the closing even
Of the season many handsome gown
were won. John II. Van Nest, master
ceremonies, was assisted by A. c.. OAR
enbaun, Edward Force, II. w. Ke1ter. v
J. Mycure. IT. c. Thompson, L. II. Har
sen, J. r. Chute, G. A. Vera, H. W.EWhit
tier, B. c. Torelle, W. A. Ryberg an
/ Frank GuiWitZ.
Miss Veda LOOMS of the East Side. er
tertained at a dinner of ten covers la
l evening for Miss Elsie Bertsch. Pin:
pong and other games were played aft
dinner =8s ~
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
- E. H. Moulton is home from the West Indie
Mrs. G. F. Read of Chicago is spending t,
- weeks with DR.. Rose ". Valley Of Harm
~ Court.
-, Mrs. W. H. Alexander OF Chicago is the gut
IL Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Berry of 210S portla
avenue.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Baker and son
=, home from California and living in
Franklin Heights
Mrs. Bentson will give her annual masqueru
bali Monday evening In her academy, A.. 0.
w. hall. II Seventh street S.
s. The women Of the Rosary Society of ST. Ant
ny's church will give a card party Wednesd
evening in St. Anthony hall, Eighth avenue q
= Second street NE. -
San Toy SOCIAL Club will give masquer.
- hall SATURDAY. evening, Feb. Is. in the FOn