The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-22
Social Circles.
WED At PARSONAGE.
Miss Ethel E. Friend and Thomas
Dunn, Jr., Were Married
Last Evening.
The Ceremony Took Place in the
Parish House Of ST. Stephens
Church.

Last evening. at the parsonage age sh o. read a
Stephens church Rev M sa'h Ethel Elizabeth
Fr3ond daughter Of Mrs. Albine Friend, ana
Thomas Dunn, Jr. Only small group Ipr,S 9a
relatives the norfsd gown Of sheer
w wbi linen embroidered In design OF
American Beauty roses. Clusters. OF IA 1ui NE
gave panel effect 70 sh fuc Ia yoke with
VaIenciennes insertion edged with deep
bertha Of Belgian point lace. ~, od plGrure
Hat q ao wesh w mns
the Wedding ed Mr sa and MRS.
S TSonas a bun n ST. The rooms were taste
fully Iva arranged with bouquets Of American can
Beauty roses Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn ieit l iase
night for trip into oana aafeta me with white
stitched bands. She wore long CLOAK o o,
the same material and hat to match: U On
their return they will be at nome at A10
Among s the thu out-of-town guests were Mrs
NJ Clancy, St Adams bans N Mrs IL wi,, liam
n Niebu hres and daughters, Misses Ruth and
Mareueretta Niebuhr, GAINESVILLE, MINI.
! praa Pose entertained at unique masked
hall last evening at the home Of MI. ana 10
4 Mrs. 6. H. Ross on Kenwood Parkway, IN
honor Of his nieces. Misses Horts aas p ana
F Rs a. ou aha Minn Rhe hadd and
Iors' were arranged for dancing and flowers
carried out the decorations in red ana wn nos
r,h, ~ cnnsistcd of number Of old-fashioned
dances as we'll as popular modern canoes.
The costumes were SO cleverly ar "a, sa
We're w r'I deceived. Richard Newhall, who in n.
personated Peter Stuyvesant, even S ~ re
wooden leg, was great success anu r Gnat .S
woman so that no one guessed many
heart beat beneath the folds of his costume
which was brought from EGYPT. ~ u,,,r+,-
hscb n T. Chadbourn and Miss Ethel Har-
ris. After the dancing dainty iunen Was Vas
served The following list includes &c ~ s ne
. guests and the characters assumed III eAeD
Peter stuyvessn Rshard h1 NeThal woman
ea Phonso Wood Rnran Ys cooI
SaSeoR Cadet Max YerSa; Kings Jester Cot
9s na MaRh A%es Marie s
s pmtb Ames. Esmeralda, Jessica Brown; Jap
an n Girl. Marguerite chadbourn; r Ir1sh
por4h Marriott pats Slater Boy
! Kate Ballard; Spanish dancer. Eleanor h9 1lt
pock; Ballet girl. Hortense Randall; Nl gil'
Mile Merrick Golf girl r Mary pa Ran y,rsin p
sweet Weet@ Pea, Norma Ressholt; Fairy Mar9
Randall; Flower girl C ahnnrnsen H Nava
K!ien John Bull Nat cha uboS Far Ki Gep
'e Jester, William Simmons Gs aoR Feikes ai ceda
RI Ranids. Iowa; French soldier, Frank Sim
mons, Gipsey girl, aMrgery Roberts.
Il Mr.. and Mrs J. E. shannessy celebrate
-, the twentieth anniversary of their weddin
u Monday evening. About 200 frlenos yer
j.. present to extend their CONGRATULATIONS. Ses
r. era1 handsome pieces of china were received
Miss Ethel Quickert of s14o Bloomingto
W ,,,ot1xy
20 a evening by a number Of her young friends
American Beauties made charming ueo oi,,
ny alton in the rooms Games an ana tbs ruest
~ were enjoyed until laae hour oy 'ne sueo'
- who numbered eighteen.
'ry w. N. Smith, ex-mayor of Grafton, n J! D
,e, friends in the city. Mr.. and Mrs; Smith wei
Ia married Thursday at the, country nome Me-,
the brides parents ear st. GnaTaes res. N w.,
'ge ing mills at Grafton, N: D., where Mr.. al
Mrs. Smith will make their home
tbs tbs 49,. = s,.n.rd Of St. Louis Par
entertained at luncheon "Wednesday
re- Mrs. Lowry and Miss Watson, Of Utica.
ney Y. The guests were Mrs. Patch' Mrs. C Coe
ms of Minneapolis, Mrs. Hanke, Mrs. Coo
are Mrs, Eilertsen and Mrs. Watson, of He
Icy kins.
for. Mr., and Mrs. Charles s. Watts entertain
lrs DELIGHTFULLY."- Thursday at a launch party
Harriet in honor of out-of-town guests. u
the electric launch was charterea an3 O..
and spending some time on the lake they
nere iourned to the home of MIR. and MRS. wa
on Girard avenue. The evening was spent
YEN dancing and refreshments were srs nr
give ent
a aipRE -, .,,uu =, .ne n c,ub entertai,
two of their members, Miss Pers and
, the Griebel, with a double shower Thurs
Mrs evening at the home Of Mrs. L: M. Lut
o %tb Pos sss snd MIS- Mis- Tas %
the gifts being presented by little lie
ore Castle The decorations were in red
n color scheme being carried out IN nei
,,ley; festooned about the rooms with gerani'
o. and sweet peas. - 49,,
!. F. Tuesday evening, Mrs. George e.. Crozie +;
Du- Fifth avenue will entertain with a II
... shower for Miss Piers and Saturday NJ
Der Of girl frineds will entertain at pa
u r shower at the home Of Miss Fannie Nor
on Portland avenue.
. Miss Mae Kilbourne assisted by Mi
Emma Cedarquist and Carlotta Baker gay
charming parcel shower last evening at
home Of Miss Kilbourne on Twenty six st
5. w Bright garden flowers decked the 70
and an impromtu program Oh MUSIC
an 81 Mrs S. M Nicely entertained at a /
ie1t shower Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
four Olga Forsyth. bride of Wednesday Go
time rod and bright hued nasturtiums were
lie of fectively used in the rooms with sweet
y o. and palms. Mrs. Wallis won the prize In
says: arsn, ~ 1ousic was given by the guests
we
lt1ng The marriage OF Miss Clara Mllllams
and Arthur Lljengren took place Thursday
!, 80 ening at 1l09 Fifth avenue s. The sci
fond. was AeAN y .---------
} the CHASE W. R. c. DOINGS
niles Chase Corps No. 10 held a very interes
our meeting Tuesday evening. Ihree mem
two were iniated and two applications rece
con- Inc In1 1!to ~ pee s+naet rrhnrsdav. the
al party Tuesday at 2:30, at the hall,
were avenue md Fifth street Sc.
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en- it MINNEAPOLIS CHAPTER MEETIN!
varv This afternoon a meeting Of the Nj
ve.y apolfs chapter Of the Daughters OF
!, "a ai,a American Revolution was held at the