The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-30
Social Circles.
FOR GUEST FROM NY.
Mrs. James Merwell Entertains at
Dinner for Her Brother,
w. B. Thorp.
Tally-ho Party to st. Paul to Be
Followed by a Dinner Is
Planned.


evening for her brother Walter B. Thorp
of New York city who has been visiting
in the CITY for a few weeks. Palms, roses
and sweet peas We're used to good erect
in the parlors. The dlnlng-room was
draped with green and white bunting ana
center of the table where red roses were
used in the centerpiece Covers were laid
tor eighteen. In the evening dancing was
enjoyed. ...--
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Merwell of Winona. Mr. and Mrs. tred
Harris of ST. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mey-
ers of ST. Paul, Misses Grace Meyers,
Grace Woocman, Florence Hill, Bel 10
wards. Messrs George Norton, Horace
Tracy, G. Bell and Horace Meyers.
A tally no party to St. Paul has been
planned for Mr. Thorp who will leave sat
urday for his home. On the arrival OF the
party in ST Paul Mr. and Mrs Meyers Will
entertain it's members at dinner.
A very delightful smoke social was given
Monday evening by the Knights OF the
Cross Of the Immaculate conception
church at the summer home OF Leonard
Ranger. 800 E Forty eighth street. Sew
{eral musical numbers were. given by the
4Nabob quartet and different members or
the club sang. Several interesting games
were then introduced after which a dainty
lunch was served by Miss Ranger, assist
Il. ed by group of young women.
The veranda and lawn were decorated
with japanese lanterns. Those present
were: Vincent Murphy, Dan Fitzpatrick,
Paul Jennines, Lorenz Spindler, John
Keefe. James Coleman, William Keefe,
Earl Vincent, John Mcdonald Leo O'Don-
Cannon Albert Cannon, Robert Clark.
Fred Rochester, Roy Scarborough, John
,Coughlein. John Healy. Joseph Gratten,
Edward Coveny, Will Coleman and Daniel
Williams.
Notre Dame church was the scene of a
pretty wedding last evening when Miss
Adeline M. Gonyea, daughter of J. o. Con
YEA became the bride of Thomas M Long.
AS the ushers. James Long, George Far
rel. Walter Cronan and Alfred Northrop
seated the guests, MI. Perry gave a pro-
gram Of music at the organ. Mrs. Moll1e
Lacy sang adore and Be Still,' by Gou-
nod The service was read by the Rev
Father Andre. Miss Lucy Gonyea attend
ed her sister and Thomas Devery was best
man.
A reception to the relatives followed at
the home of the bride 1873 e Island avenue
Mr. and Mrs Long will take a trip thru the
west returning to their home in Bra1nerd
Mimi, about Sept l.
Miss Mayroyce r. Funke, of ST. Paul
and Neill E. Akenson, Of Minneapolis
were married last evening at the home OF
Rev. Father Harrison, OF st. Joseph's
church. st. Paul. The bride was attended
by Miss Grace Doorley, who wore a gown
: of white and blue silk trimmed with
: cluny lace She carried bouquet OF
& roses. The bride was gowned in sheer
white muslin and carried brides roses
Albert King was best man. ~
After the ceremony a dinner was served
at the home of the bride, on st. Peter
s.. street Mr.. and Mrs. Akenson left" last
evening for Northern Wisconsin and the
st east. They will make their home in Min.
IA neapois after their return. = e..
IL Miss Genevieve Pirsch and Elmer Yer.
non Cotton were married yesterday af.
! ternOOn. MT. and Mrs. Cotton will be "a
s home for the present at the West hotel
The Alpha Delta Pi sorority of the South
High school enjoyed a happy reunion
Tuesday evening. at the home of Mis-
Ethel Winkelbec. A program was given
including piano solos by Fannie Fligel
man and Miss Winkelbec. Light refresh
ments were served. This is the first of ;
series Of events planned by the Alph;
= Delta Pi girls. ..---
e, Mrs W. l. Nichols gave dinner at he
Idledale home in honor OF her mother
Mrs Walter Crouch. Pond lilies forme
the center piece Covers were laid 70