The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24
Social Circles.
A QUIET WEDDING
Miss Garnet Semple and Joseph H.
McNeely to Marry Wednes'
..... day Evening.
The Ceremony Will Be Performed
at Home Of Mrs. N. E.
Jordan. '-'E

at Home of Mrs. N. E.
Jordan. '~'.' 4
Miss Garnet Semple will have as her
maids of honor at her marriage to
Joseph Hall McNeely Of Salisbury, n.
c., her cousin, Miss Natalie Jordan and
Miss Harries of Cincinnati. The we'd
ding will be a very quiet affair and
will be solemnized at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs: N. E. Jordan, on
Park avenue, Wednesday evening. Mr..
McNeely will have as his best man his
brother, T. c. McNeely, who will come
There will also be two ushers.
Miss Grace Wilson has chosen two
of her Stanley Hall classmates to
stretch the ribbons at her wedding to
Frank Fonda Merriman Of Los An
Wednesday evening. They are Misses
Nettie Kellie Of Gladstone, Mich, and
Florence Hof1in. About fifty guests
have been hidden to the wedding and
the number will include group of
out Of town relatives. Monday morn
ipg Miss Helen Hughes of 21Q2 West
Franklin will give chocolatiere for
Miss Wilson and Monday evening Miss
Blanche Strong will entertain for the
bride and Mr.. Merriman.
This afternoon Mrs. Franklin Ben
ner gave a small tea for Miss Wilson
at her home I'm Kenwood. The guests
were a group Of Stanley Hall friends
of the bride and numbered twenty.
Chrysanthemums were arranged thru
the rooms in a simple fashion.
Minneapolis people will be interested
in the announcement of the engage
ment Of Miss Carolyn Knox, daughter
of Henry M. Knox of Washington,
D. c., and Clinton, H. Meneely Of Troy,
N. Y. Mr.. Knox was formerly vice
president of the Security bank and his
family resided in Minneapolis until
about five years ago., when they went
east. Mr.. Meneely is a manufacturer
| Of church bells. The wedding will
probably take place early in Deem
Der at the home Of the BRIDES parents
| in Washington, .. G..
Mrs. Richard Hill and Mrs. Frank
Bovey have cards out for a reception
| to be given Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Bovey 1900 Harmon
| place, in honor Of their sister, Mrs.
S. G. Tuthill.
| Next Saturday afternoon twenty
young married people. football en-
tnuslasts, will form party at the
| Michigan game and later will have a
dinner at the Minikahda club.
gave a luncheon this afternoon in
| honor of their new teacher, Miss
Sarah Adams. Mis- Adams is a
niece of Miss Jane Adams and has
but recently come from Hull House,
Chicago. The luncheon was served
In one of the private rooms at Don
aldson's, and the table was made
name cards We're also in red and
white. Those at table were Miss
j Adams, Misses May Donaldson, ;Eliz-
abeth Gilbert, Katherine Clerihew
| Della Hawke, Laura Faur, Pauline
| Hostes and Gertrude Pettigrew.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleary L. Murray
whose marriage took. place in, Sep
! TENDER In Monsoon, Mass, were the
guests of honor last evening at an in
formal affair given by Miss Jessie
Benton at the home Of Miss Benton's
aunt, Mrs. W. S. Benton, on Blaisdell
avenue. Bride roses furnished an ap-
propriate decoration in the reception
| room and pink roses were on the ta-
BILE and buffet in the dining-room
Mrs. Benton and Miss Benton received
with Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and as.
slstlng thru the rooms We're Messrs
and Mines. E. j. Graft, Eugene M
Stevens. S. V. Morris. Jr, Arthur Stew
ems Misses Dean, Fisher and Ethe
Stong. An informal program of dances
was a pleasant feature of the evening
Tuesday evening Mrs. Perry Harri-
son of Twelfth street S will give a. din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Murray.
A pretty affair of last evening was
the masquerade cotillion which was
given by the faculty and students Of
Graham hall. The decorations were
in the school colors, yellow, red and
white, and were carried out in q pro
i led by Misses Margaret Jackson and
Mary Van :Dusen and a number Of
pretty figures were introduced. The
guests were Misses Marcia Thomas
Marguerite Cray. Catherine Storer
Margery Roberts. Dorothy Russell
Mae Donaldson, Helen Pillsbury, Kit,
tie Hubie, Audrey Walton, Edna MIN.
ocks. Katherine Drew, Margaret Too.
ker. Helen Martin, Jean Lee and Mar.
jorie Edwards.
The Women's club Of the First Uni.
; tartan church gave it's annual recep.
ton last evening for the pastor, Rev
Emery, who has recently c ONE to the
state as field agent for the American
Unitarian association. The parlor!
had been made homelike with rug!
and hangings and autumn leaves fes
TONED the doorways. Brilliant scar
let flowers made vivid touches O.
color and the lights were all shaded
in red. A bright fire burned In tn,
fireplace and contributed to the at
tractive effect. Mr.. Simmons and MI
Emery were assisted in receiving b,
DR.. and Mrs: James K. Hosmer, Pro
lessor and Mrs. Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Quist, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S
Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart. Mis-
Olive Brooks and Miss Plimptol
served frappe from a table decket
!, with red carnations and tapers il
quaint candlesticks. Miss Ryan pre-
sided at the tea table, which had
cloth Of Mexican drawn work owe
red silk, Meteor roses and red taper
in brass holders for decoration. TIL
arrangements were made by Mines. j
A. Larimore and G.. A. Quist.
: Last evening Mrs. II. H. Kicker en-
.tertained at cards at the home of Mr.!
David Fuller, 1923 w Lake street. TIL
srooms were made beautiful with rose:
carnations, palms and ferns. Progress
sive euchre was played and after tn
games light refreshments were served
Mrs. Kicker was assisted by Mrs. Flu
Ter. The guests were the twenty-fou
members Of the Friday Night Car