The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-22

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The first Of the many parties for, the
young people was given last evening I
by Mrs. William Donaldson at her
home on Groveland avenue, for her
daughter, Miss May Donaldson. Holly
and green's were everywhere, and thea
lights were all shaded in red. rib /
bons in the same bright color tied the ]
holly wreaths in the ballroom. while |
Beauty roses formed q, vivid |
decoration in the reception-room,
where Mrs. Donaldson received, assist
ed by the Misses Elizabeth and May
Donaldson and John Donaldson, who |
has just returned from the east. A I
string orchestra played program of
numbers and supper, followed
Red carnations and shaded lights
made the supper-room attractive.
Among the guests We're:
Misses Helen and Alice Pillsbury, Celia Has
kell, Fannie and Charlotte Passmore. Florence
Shevlin, Margaret Tucker; Mary Van Dusen |
Magaref na ss rseea Ks
ridge. Margaret Washburn, Margaret Jackson,
c5erbs kefg Hsen Ella Aa snae
crime Drew. Marion Bansman; Masters .ss Ralph l7
Es eford Ssm bep heps
ing, Linton Bausman. Wilbur Hoppin. William
Eastman, John Mcmillan. kasey Rand; Frank
rin, Elliott Daggett.. Harry shull, Monroe and
Kenyon Keith, Stanley Brooks, George Van
Hodson, Randolph Edgar, Eiyyn Keller, Donald
Goodrich, Archie Jefferson of ST. Paul. Anson
Jackson. Louis Piper.
The Minikahda club was the scene
of a pretty affair last evening when
the lambda Sigmas gave their holi-
day party. 1t was a dinner dance and
covers were laid for fifty. The tables,
were decked with mounds of red. car
greens. A. G, Simmons was toast
master and a program of witty re-
sponses was given. Dinner was fol-
lowed by dancing. Messrs. and Mines.
A. S. Brooks, AL Paris. and John L..
Smith chaperoned the young people.
Minneapolis people will be inter
ested in the announcement of the
engagement Of Mrs. w. Gregg Chis-
oln of Charleston, S. c., and Edward
Warburton Durant, Jr., of saltwater.
Mr.. Durant is a member of one of
the pioneer families of Minnesota and
has been a popular society man in
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rorciler Miles u 1NeW oileaii9. Sans e
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge
will give a dancing party Monday eve
ming at their home on GrOveland ave-
nue..
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gave oln11er oI sixteen covers AZ ! tne n
Ml1llkanua clup.
A Weddlng OF Yesterday was that OF
MIS-. MARIA peterson ana Axe1 Andef-
son, which took place in the presence
friends, at the home Of the bride, 927
Thirteenth avenue S. American
nations made the rooms beautiful
Rev. G.. J. Petri read the service,
which was followed by supper. MI.
Anderson and his bride will receive
after Jan. l. They are planning "a
Anderson has been prominent in
Swedish musical organizations, and
has served as president of the Union
Of Swedish Singers, the Wennerberg
Memorial chorus, and has also been
prominently connected with the Or
I pheus Singing society.
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The wedding Of Miss Tnga Casnara
Rineness and DR. Arnt q "Anderson
.ooh place od.uiuay evening az :lne
oaie nG'l-. - .i - oo.io ni. liotiiei
NILS. Mdfle AHueiSoH, 1919 CLlcdSo
avenue Inc bridegroom IS the son
OF the late Hans Anton Anderson,
pioneer merchant OF Ine CITY, ana is
we'll known in South Minneapolis. The
pride is the only ch1ld OF Mr. ana MRS. l.
| O. aRingnesS of New London Miss, who
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