The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-21
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with the affair that interest In 1t grows
apace.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel v, Morris, Jr.,
have issued cards for reception to be
given Saturday evening. JAM 81, at their
home on Blafsdell- avenue.
The Misses Gilmore of Laurel avenue,
will give an informal tea Wednesday in
Titusville, Pa. a
Mrs. e. M. Goldsborough will entertain
at cards informally Saturday evening at
her home on Colfax avenue S.. /.
+ Mrs. Harry F. Partridge will give a
card party Thursday afternoon, Jan. 20,
at her home on Third avenue S. -.
Tuesday afternoon at her, home on Vine
place. ~- ~.s- s. a." =. ."".%. ...-+
Mrs. c. A. Quist has issued invitations
for an afternoon card party, which will
be given Wednesday at, her apartments
at the Waldorf. r
A pretty home wedding took place Sat
urday.5 evening at the home of Mrs. T..
Miss Jennie Swallow and Truman Griffen
We're married. Rev, Loren Clevenger read
the service. American Beauty roses
were in the parlors and carnations in the
dining rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Griffen left
on the evening train for the south to be
absent four months. '--.
A group of Minneapolis women went to
st. Paul yesterday afternoon to attend
sriHy s1,xy.N c., u
Van SAINT. at the Aberdeen. The rooms
We're decorated with a profusion' Of roses,
terms, sm1laX and carnations. Mrs. Ell
torrance was among the assisting women
and Miss Torrance and Miss Hudson were
at the frappe table. Mrs. Van SAINT wore
an imported: gown of white crepe de
chine trimmed with point lace applique
and her flowers were violets. Mrs. T. B.
Taylor Of Hampton. Iowa, Governor Van
SAINTS sister, received with her, and
wore black peau de sole with oyerdrcss
Of chantilly lace: and diamond ornaments
Mrs. Frederick Stowell entertained e
group OF women very Informally yester.
day afternoon in honor, of the seventy
fifth birthday anniversary of Mr.. Stowell's
mother. 49,
Miss. Constance Beuck. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles. Beuck; and Albert J.
Braasch were married last evenig in the
German Lutheran church. Miss Richards
played the wedding march and Mrs. r
Ste1nmetzs sang 1.-THE Dawn Of Hope just
before the service. The ushers were F
G. Beuck and H. Winter, and Will
Braasch was best man: Miss Alma Win
| ter was maid of honor, and wore white
and carried pink roses The brides
gown was Of white swiss over silk and
her flowers were: lilies of the valley Rev
Mr.. Hartig read the service, which was
followed by wedding supper at the
home Of the bride on Thirteenth avenue
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Braasch left on the
late train for their new home in San
| Francisco, CAL
The wedding Of Miss Edythe Hosenpu6
and Joseph B. Jaros took place yesterday
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Hosenpud, on Eighth stree
s. Southern sm1lax wreathed the door
ways and arches and In the dining room
pink roses and azalias were used Mr.
Smith and Miss Lena Friedman played
the Mendelssohn wedding march. Mis-.
Mary Hosenpud was maid of honor, ant
wore yellow mousseline de sole and car
ried pink carnations. The bride wore
white Paris muslin trimmed with Irisl
point lace. Her veil was caught with
spray of roses and the bridal bo,1que
was Of roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hosenput
gave their daughter in marriage and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Friedman acted as spon
| sors for their nephew, the bridegroom
Myer Hosenpud was best man and tn
service was read by Rabbi Silber A we'd
ding supper followed and about 100 guest
+ were present. Mr. and Mrs. Jaros lef
on the evening train for short eastern
| trip and they will be at home in Airing
ton after Feb. 1.
Among the weddings Of yesterday wa
that of Miss May Kennedy Of 2311 Queer
avenue. and Patrick Murphy, which tool
place in Ascension church. Misses B
G. Furlong, Josephine Murphy, Messrs
Thomas Kennedy and Thomas Furlon,
were the attendants. and Rev. Fathe
O'Connor' read the service: MIR. and Mrs
Murphy will make their home at 131
Twenty sixth avenue n.
| PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Cooke have gon
south for the winter.
| The l.. s. e. Club will meet with Mrs C. T
Beaver, 23DS Ald-ich av S. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. o. e. Reltz and Mrs A. F. Matschke wi
go to Hot Springs. Ark. early next week.
| Satterlee lodge will give n social Friday ever
| ing at the home of Mrs. Davis, $40 Central az
The women of ST. Marks church will serv
| luncheon tomorrow and FriCAy in the paris
| house.. ..'. $500.
Miss Grace Page has been the guest of BIZ
| sister. Miss Miriam Alvin Page in Chicago til