The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-28

H1A nzssMf a
informal and only a small group of
guests had been hidden to meet the
debutante. a<sts .Ss@ss-
Miss Anne FAIRIES entertained at
luncheonFfo- day at ponaldson's tea
rooms. Covers NereE.laid for twelve.
Yesterday afternoon Miss FAIRIES also
had twelyesguests for luncheon at the
tearoonfssi 6: rsef9
Miss Isabelle @sfgne gave a Ken
sfngtoAi for Miss Harriet Dorsett, a
bride of, next weeks this, afternoon at
her home on Grand. avenue Yellow
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnished the deco |
rations: The guests We're the mem
of which Miss Dorsett is a member. |
Miss Frieda Stamnf swill entertain for |
Miss Dorsetta at her home in ST. Paul
Monday afternoon, u !; ysa, s-
Mrs. j. Q. pierce Of SOC University
avenue Sc gave a. colonial luncheon
to-day for her niece, Miss Caribel
Butterheld of Moscow. Idaho. Covers
were. laid for eight. The color
scheme was in pink and white and
seated around the colonial NAH ogany
man, Pattee.,s Hussey Norris, .Baily
and Pierce, and Mrs. H. G. Bushnell.
Y Miss Constance Walker entertained
| at luncheon day at her home OH
Walnut street, in honor of the Misses
king Of Cincinnati, who are visiting
/ Professor and Mrs. G. D. Shepardson.
Covers were laid for eight.
Miss May Larson Of Elliott avenue
S will entertain tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Nora, Madsen of Rice Lake,
Wis. The guests will be the Misses
Thora Broughton,' Tillie Halvorsen,
Lydia Ostedal, Mrs Gienine and the
! Misses Anna Granville of ST. Paul and
Helen Thomas of9Chicago.
! Master Rufus Clark entertained
1 thirty small friends AT his home, 2O19
I KenWood parkway, this afternoon III
honor of the seventh anniversary of
his birthday Games were played ana
a supper served The birthday cake,
| with its tapers, formed the centerpiece
and was encirc1ed with seven pink Ia
pers in holders Mrs. Clark was as
sisted BY several Of her friends in en-
PERTAINING the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H, Johnson of
Robbinsdale celebrated their silver
wedding last evening and fifty friends
gave them a pleasant surprise. The
rooms were decorated with. carnations
and a. program of music was followed
bv supper. MI. and Mrs Johnson
were presented siwith handsome SOU
venirs Of the anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson H. Rose Of 2 426
Dupont avenue, S. celebrated Thanks
giving With fah4fIy reunion. Covers
! were laid for. tWenty-three and the
rdecorations. swereSTin pink and white:
The centerpiece was g. birthday Cake
Elighted with pink tapers and the ia
Ivors were concealed beneath 1eatnery
srnilax.: Pink ribbons were stretched
from the souvenirs II each cover: The
out-of-town guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Ritcliie of, st. Pauk Mr.. and Mrs. A..
| L. Wampler, of White Bear, A. p.
Rose and family of sBozeman. Mont.
The day also, Gflebrated +theTbirt lls day Y
Bozeman. There were seven grand
children among the, guests. -. -,s 4 ~ :.
MI and Mrs.~Robert r.. Mcnamara
of 20 Maple place entertained at. a
Thanksgiving sahfner. Pink Il cArna-,
ttons and roses hlade the table beauti-
Mines. j. H. Rose, &c ponahue and
George Aldrich;
Thursday evening DR.. and Mrs. j. A.
McLaugt1lin.of a137 Clinton avenue
gave football dinner Of ten covers:
decked the table and the appointments
were all in the same colors. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs John r. But
: man, Mines. NJ o'Reilly, owen
i. O'Reilly, Messrs. J. .. Collins, J. M.
!, Collins and Paul Paulso1.
Mr.: and Mrs, r.. Beosberg Of 722
Thanksgiving evening. The rooms
were made beautiful with flowers.
Dancing, music and recitations were
/ the diversions: ; There were fifty
guests.
: Miss Louise lakewood. bride of
: December, was the guest of honor
. at a parcel shower given Wednesday
e afternoon at the home of Mrs. III. r.
: Stillman in ,Robbinsdale. The affair
). Light refreshments We're served after
the gifts had been presented.
T. Miss Luella n. .Bowe, daughter OF
e Mr.. and Mrs. Johi1 A.. Bowe, Of 1856
x Charles street, Merriam Park, and
were married in ST. Marks church
: Wednesday morning at o'clock. Rev
+ Father Hart read the service. The
: bride wore a gown of white silk nuns
: yelling and carried bride roses. She
was attended by Miss nellie Falahee
who wore blue crepe de chine and
a carried pink roses Charles E.aBowe
s. brother of the bride, was best man
t The wedding march was played by
: Miss Mabel Bacon and Mrs Charles
Lacy sang. A reception in the evening
was given at the home of the bride
e Mr.. and Mrs Hurley will be at home
: after Dec. at f95 Pussey avenue
II. Merriam Park.