The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-03

About fifty guests were present and en-
joyed the program Of dances played by
Jay Norman. Oak boughs and foliage
were arranged In profusion thru the rooms
and American Beauty roses contributed a
bright couch of color. "A light supper was
served after the dancing.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlyle ,McRoberts Scott
entertained forty guests informally last
street 8. A program Of piano and violin
numbers was given by Misses Laura Cold
en-, Madeline Doolittle, Grace Golden,
Bessie Crane. Messrs. Leonard Weiskopf |
and Thomas Fisher. Light refreshments
were served. The guests were the adj
vanced pupils Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and
each had been privileged to invite a friend.
An informal dancing party was given
last evening In University hall by the
senior medical students of the university.
It was the first. Of a series Of dances
which will be given during the year.
Miss Eleanor E. Lloyd, a bride Of next
week, was delightfully."- surprised las eve
ming at her home, by the young ladies OF;
| the League OF the Park Avenue M. E.
church,, who save her>a kitchen shower.
Music was the pricipal feature Of the
| evening. Refreshm ents were served In
the dining room and Miss Florence San
derson and Miss Mae Lloyd presided at
| the table. -. u t-gs III. = +
Mrs A.. B. Farnham and Mrs. F. w.
Sears Of Dupont avenue 8 will entertain
at cards Monday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Hastings, who will leave shortly for
Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the winter.
About twenty five guests were present
decorations and appointments were Of a
patriotic nature and light refreshments
| were served. .:.-s -ss- ~. III: IL i .@>:1s
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. McClurg entertained
Thursday evening at their home, 2116 Will
low avenue N, In honor of their wooden
wedding. The decorations were in green
and red and autumn leaves and dahlas
were used with charming effect Mr.. and
Mrs. McClurg were assisted by Mrs. P.
Aldrich and Miss Stiles. Dancing was the
amusement and supper was served. The
host and, hostess were presented with a
number Of gifts
The marriage Of Miss Mary Murray
and Paul Kurkowski of Staples, Mimi,
TOOK place Wednesday, morning in the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
The bride was gowned in white silk null
over taffeta. She wore white hat and
carried bride roses Miss Sarah Jones,
the bridesmaid, was in tan wolfe and car
ried red roses. Thomas German of Sta
pies was best man. A reception followed
at the home Of Mrs. Mitby, 2O13 Twenty
seventh avenue S, for the family. In the
dining-room a color scheme in red and
green was carried out with carnations and
autumn foliage. The parlors ere decked
: with pink and white roses and palms.
Miss Katherine johnson Of Excelsior fur
nished the music The - out of town
guests were. Judge and Mrs. Devine. of
Waseca, Mimi; Miss Ella Murray Of Wa
/ :terville; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Murray of Mer-
= triam Park and Miss Anna Dannheim OF
Z: ISpirit. Lake, Iowa. =. 4 ~s..:
;. Kurkowski will make their. home at
Staples, MINI. .: ~ =.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Clare were very
e pleasantly surprised at their home on
L Upton avenue IN by fifteen friends in
y honor of their third wedding anniversary
e Progressive cinch and other games were
h played and some handsome prizes won
Y Supper: was served from the card tables
n Present were Messrs. and Mines. G: -
e Woelher, J.. f. Harris, w. W.@I-Wittig, H
= E. Kraft; John Ayers, Misses May Malone
: Hazel Woelher, Messrs Charles wv oelhel
5. and Ennmet TIarries and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
S B. Nudge Of st. Paul. =: Is +.
s Miss Maude Moore daughter Of DR.: ant
n Mrs II. T. Moore, arrived =: home Thu
ri week after a%two years. absence In thu
u east. MISS MOOIe SIduudkSu llOA liz
q ESHmpire Dramatic school during her sta!
e Tin New Z ork CITY,. She alsoS played Is
d summer engagement with. the &EdWaf,
If Bloom stock company, visiting the larg'
hi towns and cities Of New York state
h Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and come
Is home for a we'll earned rest. ~ /:
Is Mrs. Noble entertained the members Q
} her children's@ class this afternoon . !
ID johnson hall. A program Of games an
% dances was arranged and prizes -Wer
,r awarded. Mrs. Ransom was ~at.athe plan
and Bessie Simpson assisted Mrs. Noble
This evening Mrs. Noble will entertat
~. the university set in University hall at
- sunflower party. The hall has been re
"a decorated and furnished and presents
If most attractive appearance. '*
Id H. w. Malcolm will give the first OF
~ series of weekly informals Friday ever
4 ing in Masonic Temple. These parties al
IS very popular among, the dancing set an
r. are pleasant feature of the season.
=, a ..., PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. =. >.
I'd Edmund A. Brush returned Friday from Oh
Miss Elsa KEGS has returned from thru
49, months trip to Europe: '.~.5..-... ...,:. .
~ months trip thru New England
m Mrs e.. G. Olson IS home from Europe and
On at her residence, 2O15 Fourth avenue n. :.
i'll Lorraine chapter. o. E. S., will have
Ill euchre purity IN Masonic Temple Monday ev
TX | ming. 49,, -. .>..: . Ar
lie Sub Rosa club will meet with Mrs. n.
'1@ Steinhauser, .2739 Second avenue s. Monde
afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Colby left Wednesday. eveni1
st for Lock Haven, Pa. where she will spe1
n the winter.
The Fleur de LIS Gard club will meet Mo
day afternoon with Mrs: c. s. Gold, 1900 Sc
, ond avenue 8. ----, .-. - 49,, ~-.-5 r
Fred G. Cohen Of 900 Twelfth street $ b.
ee gone to Princeton. Mimi, to teach a fall al
n winter sci ool s>.-.,.' = : , T. T..
as Mrs. Bentson will give her regular inform
dance Monday evening in A. O. n. W. ha
Seventh street s. - s=~.. =! -, = \
n , Chippewa tribe No. 10. I. o. r., NJ, W
- give a dance Thursday evening in the, wigwal
~ 2O27 Washington avenue N. - -
let Mrs. F. S. Goodspeed. who has been Wis
her home in Pasadena, Cal 80 :'.s
a Mr.. and Mrs. W; Z. Bigelow have moved
tor the Imperial, 1871 Vine place. -
No The woodman Degree, club viii give e., ca
ne, party and dance Thursday evening In MINI
srs apolis Camp hall, 800 N1collet avenue.
le- Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Clark and family, "
~ ! occupied the Thompson cottage at Orono, NJ
-. netonka, have moved in from the lake.
20 Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. Mendel and Earle Memo
ne have. returned to the city from the lake a
ng will be at the Berkely hotel for the wint
on Miss Iva Birkmann. who has been the gut
tv of Miss Daisy Rudhor Of AS Sixteen