The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-03
Hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dow and
daughter of this city. T. 80


nue. gave a dinner Of seventeen covers New
Years day. Music and games were the
amusements in the evening.
Miss Mae Perry Of 2s15 Second avenue
8 entertained at o'clock supper New
Years evening. The guests were Misses
Cheeseman. Bartlett, Dean, Bourquin,
Swanson and Suler Of Montevideo.
Miss Alice Norman entertained at din
ner of six covers Thursday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson entertained for their son Gilbert,
| who is home for the holidays. A program
of dances was enjoyed by the thirty
guests. The decorations were in red and
white.
The wedding of Miss Carolin Wilson and
Edward N. Hamilton took place New
Years eve at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
8. G. Brown. The decorations were in
holly, ground pine and red carnations.
Miss Eva Wilson was at the piano. There
were no attendants and the bride wore
gray mousseline de sol trimmed with
tucks and lace medallions and carried
bride roses The service was read by
Rev. A. N. Alcott in the presence of sixty
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will make
their home in Hayheld, MINI.
| A New Years wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Smith on
Seventh street S when Miss Lenore M.
Morrow of Minot, N. D.. and Charles Reed
were married. The service was read by
Rev. NJ. D: Shutter in the presence OF a
group of Minneapolis guests. Mr.. Reed
and his bride went east on their wedding
| trip -'..j. ~at..a gia.-f =: -, ,it?,1
I, - = .,..,", - ..n<'.-;,! 5r.::
The wedding of Mrs. Matte Kuester> Of
| Mankato and Fred Dunn was quietly SOL
emnized Thursday afternoon in the studio
Of Fred Smith. Rev W. c. Gibbons read
the service.
Miss Flora e. Horn of LIE Roy, Mimi,
and DR.. Clifford c.. Beck Of Austin, Mimi,
were married Thursday at the home of the
| brides parents.
Miss Margaret Lucinda McManus and
Albert Wallace were married Thursday at
the home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
J. 8. Montgomery. ;a. @"r'. go. ...
One of the weddings of New Years day
| was that Of Miss Hattie Swenson and A.
| e. Barker which took place at the home
Of L. r. Barker Of 2131 Irving avenue n.
The wedding of Miss Claire Paris,
daughter of Mrs, Ida H. Paris, and Tho
mas Jefferson Lesher Of Lansing, Mich,
will take place Monday evening at 8
y CLOCK III OL. MdTh s church. Inc OHly
attendants will be, the brides small
nephew and niece, Helen Weygant Bald
win and Douglas Kimball Baldwin. The
service will be read by Rev. John E.
Dallam and the ushers will be William
B. Milton, Lee Tourtellotte, Roy Pearse
and Frank Campbell. Miss Paris was in
terested in preparing the Christmas boxes
which were sent to the Minnesota soldiers
in Manila during the Spanish American
war and the ushers were all military
friends while Mr.. Dallam was a member
of the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment.
The material for Miss Paris wedding
gown was sent to her from Manila and
Is of the pineapple cloth. MI. and Mrs.
/ Iesher will go to New Ork for a visit
and then leave for California to spend the
winter. They will travel for about year.
Misses Parker, Zoe Parker, Sullivan
McNiver, Griebel and the Misses Piers
entertained New Years eve at the home
Of the Misses Piers on Chicago avenue.
The decorations were in pink and green
Supper was served from small tables at
midnight. 80. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Burke Of lGirard
avenue S gave grown up children 81
party Thursday evening an entertained
twenty-five guests. Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Burke entertained Informal
Springs. S. D.. and Miss Blanche Petit
of Waukon, Iowa. There were fifteen
guests. - ..a.-s - or
Miss Adelia Sullivan of Winona and
William w. Call of Duluth were married
in Minneapolis New ears Day. The
bride is a member of an old W1nona fam
lily and the bridegroom. is one of the pop.
ular conductors on the Duluth, Mesabe
L. Northern railroad. They will be al
home in Duluth after Jan. 10. 49,.
Mrs. Noble entertained 100. children a
a holiday party in the Phoenix Clut
rooms this afternoon. A great snow
| ma n, made out Of cotton, and armed
with sleigh bells, occupied conspicuous
place and the children tried to hit tn,
bells with snowballs, also made from cot
ton. When they succeeded they, drew
prize from the big stocking suspended II
the doorway. In another game the chill
dren formed the hands Of a clock. Mrs
Noble was assisted by Mrs. c. L. Easton
Misses May Benedict and Emma Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Smith enter
tanned twenty-four guests New Years aft
ernoon and evening at their new home
4 2447 Colfax avenue S. The affair was i
the nature of a house warming and in
formal games and sociability were pleas
] ant features. Palms and flowers bright
= encd the rooms.
al PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. e. w. Goddard is visiting friends in Gil
y cago. 5S#s. # y
= Mr. and Mrs James o. Gilhllan OF North b
3 kota are In the city. s@ llE3.E
The Hotel San Angelo Card Club will not me
until Tuesday. Jan. b., .fy35,syi Ss55 Il a3g
The Union Gard Club will meet Tuesday afte
noon with Mrs. Cowdry 1515 Hawthorn avenu
Mrs: Carrie Pittman Of Dupont avenue n ents
~ tanned at cards Wednesday evening. 81 Nine