The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

prizes were awarded last evening and
Miss Elsie Johnson received the gold
piece for the best essay, and Philip
Newton the one for the cover design
for the souvenir program. The flower
show has been a great success and the
wornan's auxiliary want to make it a
state affair in the future, with the
exhibitions alternating in Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul.
Miss Hannah Dahl Of Appleton,
Mimi, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
M. Finsted Of 1909 w Twenty-first
street, and Wednesday evening Mrs.
Finsted entertained twelve guests IN
honor of Miss Dahl. Games were
played and Mrs. H. J. Rose and Mrs.
Peterson won prizes. The supper ta-
BILE was bright with pink carnations.
A Bohemian supper was given Tues
day evening by Winifred G. Porter at
his studio in the Medical block. The
guests included a group of musicians
who contributed a delightful program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Fischer, DR.. and
Mrs. w. N. Porteous. Carl Reidels-
berger, Miss Neill and Miss Anna De
Witt Cook.
A pretty wedding Of last evening
was that Of Miss Ella Nisonger and
Edwin b. Cunningham of st. Paul.
Of the brides parents, 1920 Stevens
avenue, by Rev. George NJ. Morrison
of Plymouth Congregational church,
st. Paul. The bride wore a beautiful
travelling gown of mode cloth, and car
ried roses. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Clara Nisonger, and her
cousin, Miss Minnie Nisonger OF ko-
komo, Ind. Their flowers We're white
chrysanthemums. The bridegroom's
attendants were Edward A. Robert
son and r. G. Nisonger. Miss Nc
Cough played the wedding march.
The decorations consisted of palms,
ferns and white and pink chrysan-
| themums.
After refreshments and a reception,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham left for
indianapolis and other Indiana points
on a brief wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will make their home In st.
Paul.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Heffelfnger home
from New York.
! DR.. and Mrs J. K. Hosmer are at the Airing
| ton, 1900 Clinton avenue, for the winter. #
| Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House for the
| week were: H. L. Little and w. c. Leash.
! Miss Matte E. 11ilbourne is home from two
months visit in Iowa ard is at 1107 Hawthorn
avenue for the winter.
! Weaver temple, No. l, Rathbone Sisters, will
| give euchre party Tomorrow afternoon In Il.
| p. hall Masonic Temple.
| The relief committee of D. of H., No. A. will
give cinch party tomorrow afternoon at 229
| Central avenue for the benefit of sick mem
| bers
| Miss Florence Conner Of Muskegon, Mich, who
! spent last winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray W.
Jones OF 3O2 Oak Grove street, has returned for
the winter. s.4sF
The L. A. S. of Trinity NJ. E. church will give
| = Mother Goose social at the home cot MINES.
Greenwood and Honstain. 2o16 Central avenue.
this evening. $f}53
The Novelty Cinch club met with Mrs. Wer-
ring, 304o colu uni avenue Tuesday afternoon.
tain the club Tuesday afternoon.
| Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
/, follows f vendeme R. A. Ray; Manhattan, 6.
W Wi esess abso a 8. HeEovett.
The zigzag Euchre club net yesterday after,
noon with Mrs. Barlow, rs w Thirty fourth
a9eI Prizes were by Mines hs Basw ahS
Mrs. Foster, 2720 Garfield Avenue S.
The ladies of Holy Rosary church will give
series of ten benefit card parties at the end o.
series will be held at the home of Mrs. Hall
252s Thirteenth avenue S, this evening"
Rev: Father Michael Dermody who for few
returned to his home at Flandreau, S. D. Father
Rermody' while here Visited many points Of IN
bishop Ireland, in st. Paul.
The Minneapolis branch Of the National Asso
citation of the Railway Postal Clerks will be en-
tertained tomorrow evening by Mr. and Mrs
Henry NJ La Jaw s2os Irving avenue s.,
will be present and, after the transaction O
business, there will be social hour.
Leonard Ranger entertained the knights Of tn
Cross at smoke social Tuesday evening at hi
residence, 200 Forty-eighth street, and
most enjoyable evening was spent Musical mum
bers were given by e. A. A'Hearn, l.. r. O'Don
nell. E. p. Coveny and Leonard Ranger. II,
rooms were beautifully adorned with palms. Card
and other games were played and refreshment
served
The Elite Literary and Social club entertaine
last evening at the first of series Of partie
In Hiawatha hall. delightful program wa
given by the club members. Among those pres
emit were Misses Goldman, Lindstrand, T. Rue
Beck, Finary, 3: HERE, Miller, Marie Rue
Smith, Irving, Gilbert. De Voc, Gertus, Yost
FRIEDMAN, Jack, Lasen, Taft, Eta Rue. II. Limo
strand, Nessrs. Moen. Thompson, G. scherel
Lambert, w. Beck, Smith j. Golden Miller
Christensen, Macy, Patterson, Rue, Weimutt
f. Harvey, Matson, tombstone, Bushae,
Scherer, W. Gulden, f. Beck, Harvey, Carpenter
, Irving, Trowbridge, Ammit, Bora.