The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-23
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GAME OF HEART 5
Played at an Affair in Honor Of
Miss Vida Bruegger, Birdie
of Next Week, ssss u
Members of tho Delta Delta Delta
Society Are Guests-Linen
r Shower Monday.

Miss Kate Bennett entertained at cards |
this afternoon. at her home on Fourth
street Sc in honor OF Miss Vida Bruegger, |
a bride of next week. The decorations
and appointments were all in red and
white. Hearts were played. After the
games a light luncheon was served In
the dining room where the table was
lighted with red tapers. About twenty
four young women, members of the Delta
Delta Delta fraternity were present
Monday evening theMisses Heffner gave
a linen shower for Miss Bruegger.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. satterlee, MIR and
Mrs. George Rose and Mrs. Heck M. Mer-
riman will give dancing party Wednes-
day evening in Mrs. Mobiles hail.
Miss Jean Bruce Anderson and Roswell
Bates will be married Tuesday evening at
the home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
John Bushnell.
Mrs. A. f. Lott and Mrs w. l.. Camp
bell, who are guests Of Mrs. G. n. Nell
son Of Fifth street SE will be enter
tanned at a number of affairs while they
are in the city. Monday evening Mrs. D.
M. Weishoon Of Dupont avenue S, will
give a dinner, Mrs. Cushing will entertain
for them Tuesday, Miss Peterson of st.
Paul will be hostess at luncheon
Wednesday and Mrs. Nelson will give a
dinner later in the week.
The dancing set is looking forward with
much interest to the twentieth annual
military ball which Company I, First in
fantry, N. G. S. M, will give Tuesday
evening in Masonic Temple. The differ
emit committees in charge of the affair
have been busy making the necessary ar
rangements. The decorations will be in
charge of Frank Zenner of the New Store
and Rossiter's First regiment band will
play.
Mrs. Walter S. Langley gave lunch
con in her apartments at $40 Nineteenth
street yesterday. Mrs. Harry w. Fowler
Of st. Paul was the guest Of honor.
The wedding Of Miss Ella M. Gray and
Henry F. Leister of Philadelphia was
quietly solemnized last evening. The
| service was read by Rev. l.. A. Clevenger.
Master Neal DeMararis carried the ring
on white satin pillow. Miss Alice De-
Mararis was maid Of honor and Howard
Vaughn was best man. The bride wore
white silk and carried bride roses. Miss
DeMararis was in white brilliantine and
her flowers were pink roses. Just before
the bridal party entered Miss Grace Giles
sang "Oh, Promise Me-" after which the
| Mendelssofin wedding march was played
by Miss Lillian Giles. The service was
| followed by an informal reception. Mrs.
Smith, Misses May Chase and Lois Cur
| tbs presided in the dining room. Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Lester will be at home Wednesdays
after Feb. l at 2426~ Colfax avenue s.. Il
| About sixty members Of the Unitarian
| church had social last evening at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Andreas Iceland
at, La..e Calhoun. Dancing was one OF
the amusements and = light supper was
| served. ~ - 8 -. - ~ !
! Mrs. G. F. Hall of 3348 Third avenue 81
gave a parcel shower Wednesday, even
| ing in honor Of Miss Charlotte Alice
Fisher, bride of next week. About
forty young people were present, and
games were played. After the shower
supper was served. =, u
Wednesday evening Miss Daisy Mercer
entertained a group Of guests at the home
Of Miss Louise Marshall, 2314 Fifth ave.
nue. 8. Miss Marshall assisted the hos-
tess. Games were played. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. McKinnett,
Mrs. Wilkinson, Misses Gertrude Rice,
Jennie Meyers, ~Messrs. Clarence Rice,
Ray Sudlon, Fred Marsh. Robert Mac
Ecam and Reuben Mercer - "@<