The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-14
Social Circles.
FOR A BRIDE.IO.BE.
Miss Adah Blackwell Gives Lunch
con in Honor Of Miss Edith
Hedge.
Mrs. Allen Wright Entertains In
! formally for Miss Hawley
FL and Mr.. Skies. ..

Miss Adah Blackwell gave a luncheon
this afternoon at her home in the Vir-
gina for Miss Edith Hedges and the
young women of her bridal party. A bas-
ket of red and white tulips was in the
center of the table and a. cluster of the
same flowers marked the BRIDES place.
Janquils were in the other rooms Covers
were laid for six and the guests were
Misses Hedge. Miss Ann Esch. Miss
Churchill of Chicago, Miss Nan Smith.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r.
Rogers of Summit avenue gave the bridal
dinner for Miss Hedge and Mr.. Common.
In the center of the table was a basket of
yellow tulips from which radated yellow
ribbons in which were fastened the gifts
of the bride and bridegroom to their at
PENDANTS. The maids received dainty pins
set with Mississippi river pearls. Il. E.
Whitney, the best man, and the ushers
were given scarf pins of rose gold. The
name cards were yellow pansies, and COW
ers were laid for fifteen. The decorations
in the dra wing room were also in yellow
and the lights were shaded in the same
color.
Mrs. Allen Wright of South McAllister,
l. T., entertained Informally last evening
at the Swinford for Miss Helene Hawley
and Alvin V. Skiles and the members of
their bridal party. The affair followed
the rehearsal at Westminster church. Sup
per was served and covers were laid for
eighteen. The decorations were in pink
and baskets of roses and shaded lights
made the table beautiful. Present were
Miss .Hawfey, Mr.. Skies, Miss Frances
Hawley Of Chicago, Mrs. K. w. Skiles,
Misses Moulton Fletcher, Wilson, Donald
son, EsmOnd, Wagner, Messrs. Harry Bar
Der. Harry Terrell Of st. Louis, Samuel
Glass, Phillip Winston, Thomas Wallace,
Sewall Andrews, Charles Heffelhnger and
David Tenney. go
The Monday Night Dancing club had its
closing party last evening in Mrs. Mobiles
hall on the East Side. About ninety
guests were present and danced the cotil-
lion. The first figure was favored with
Easter bonnets for the women and canes
for the men. In another figure the men
received garden tools and the women small
watering pots. There was May pole
dance and several figures in which rain
boW-hued scarfs We're used. In an anus
Ing figure the men put paper bags over
their heads and selected their partners
without knowing whom they were dancing
with. Other favors were chickens, rab-
bits and Easter novelties. Mrs. James
Eye presided at the favor table. The hall
was hung with garlands of flowers and
the decorations were all in the Easter
colors, white and green. George Gillette,
tired from office last evening and John
f. Wilcox was chosen to take his place.
MRS u. H. Somers, cha irman Of the COM
mittee, made the arrangements for the
party. A pleasant feature was the pre-
sentation to Mrs Noble of handsome cut
glass berry dish.
Mrs. II. II. Barber enterta ined a second
group of women at telephone card party
this afternoon at her home on E Seven
| teenth street. The guests numbered
fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Weimer of Mime
haha street, Hamline, have issued invita-
lions for the marriage of their daughter
Edith Irene to David Roland Price of Min
neapolls which will take place Wednesday
evening. April %. Miss Stead gave a linen
| shower for the bride last week and Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Jones entertained at dinner
for the bridal couple. This afternoon Miss
! Lettie Rice gave a kitchen shower.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Piper of Oak
! Lake will entertain the dancing club to
| Which"they belong at cotillion Fssday
evening at their home -
! Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Lewis will give
the bridal dinner for their daughter, Miss
! Jane Lewis, and William F.. Morley Tues
day evening, April 2S.
: The dancing clubs for which ALERT and
/ Perry's orchestra play will give benefit
! party for the orchestra next Tuesday even
| ing in Masonic Temple. Mrs. Noble will
be mistress of ceremonies and will be as
sisted py group from each club as re-
| ceptlon committee. The full orchestra will
play and the party will be one Of the pleas
ant affairs of the spring. :, ~
The junior class of the East high school
will give a dancing party Friday evening
in Mrs. Mobiles hall.
Mrs, Louis Peterson entertained for
Miss Sue Hall, a bride of the week, at a
parcel shower Saturday evening" Miss
! Hazel Hutchinson won the prize in a
remembering contest.
Miss Alice NJ Dunning and Ralph A,
Latham were married at the home Of the
bride, 2507 Logan avenue. Sunday even
ing. Rev G. l.. Morrill, read the service
Miss Carrie Belle Macdonald and GEORGE
H. Hutchins were married Sunday at the
home Of the officiating minister. Rev
G. l.. Morrill,.
On Wednesday evening the closing sup
per and social of the season will be give,
in the parlors of the Church of the Re.
deemer. The occasion will be also a re
ception to the new members who have
been added to the church since the Isl
of January. Supper will be served from
6 to s o'clock.
Gino l.. Perera of Boston is spending
a few days in the city with his brother
Edgar Perera. Since leaving Minneapolis
. about five years ago, Mr.. Perera has mad,
his home in Boston. but has spent twt
I years abroad in studying the violincelo
On Sunday evening about TWENTY-FIVE
former members of the executive commit
tee of the Philharmonic clubs with whom
Mr.. Perera. was associated in musical at
; fairs gathered in his honor at the HON,
Of DR.. and Mrs. Clearance Strachauer.
Miss Anna Satterthwaite entertained TO
her sister, Mae Burton and Georg,
Schuyler Lowry at a book shower Satur
day evening at her home 3o1S Emerson
avenue N. One of the features of tn
evening was the unpacking Of the book
! which had been-,pu in large picnic bas
ket by the guests. Games were playe,
and supper was served. Covers were lai,
!. for twenty. =. s- 8 g. - s .ss X
Several affairs have been planned TO
Miss Satterthwaite, whose marriage t
Mr.. Lowry will take place next month
+ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.