The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-09
So ocial Circles.
CARDS FOR A GUEST
Mrs. S. A. Reed Entertains in Honor
Of Miss Gardner Of
Maine.
a Pretty Luncheon Given by Mrs.
H. Mel. Morton for Miss
Helene Hawlcy.

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j. A. Parker, A. NJ. Hunter z. A, Nc
Near, D. P. Williams, A. G. Flournoy,
G. w. Willis Frank Hopwood, H. M. De.
Laittre, Alonzo Phillips, S. Friedlander,
M Stoughton, J.. f. McElroy, A. e. Nc
Intire, c. A. Eels and James Sacre =.
Mrs. Howard Mel. Morton. gave a
|charnaingly appointed luncheon this after
noon at the Judd house for Miss Helene
Hawley, a bride of next week. Pink roses
furnished the handsome. table decorations
and a cluster of the flowers tied with satin
ribbon was at Miss Hawley's place. The
name cards were in pink and gold and
covers were laid for ten - -
Last evening Miss Martha Glass gave
q dinner of eighteen covers at her home
on Park avenue for Miss Hawley and Mr..
Skiles. Covers were laid at two round
tables and the centerpieces were baskets
of tulips with great bows of white satin
ribbon on the handles and anveloped with
tulle. A cluster: Of white blossoms also
marked the brides place.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. c. I.
Thompson entertained the families of the
bride and bridegroom at luncheon at the
Minneapolis club. The table was prettlly
decorated with pink carnations.
Saturday evening Miss Hawley will en-
tertain the bridal party at dinner. l.
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young women at luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Girard avenue S, In honor
of Miss Grace Edith Hedge, an. Easter
bride. The table was pretty with red
lroses and Easter was suggested IN the
favors, which were tiny chickens After
luncheon there was a parcel shower and
the packages were concealed i'm an enor-
mons egg, Which was rolled into the room.
Clusters Of red roses frightened the par
lors also.
| Mr., and Mrs. James Pye will give a
| large dinner Tuesday evening, April Il, at
their home on Sixth street Sc, for the
eighteenth birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Miss Louise Pye. - E..
The Delta Upsilon fraternity will give
an Informal dancing party Saturday even
ings April 18, at the chapter house.
The annual party Of the University
Dramatic club will. be given in, johnson
I hall Monday evening" The club has de-
1 cided to put on a farce this semester 2in
the university, chapel. :4..-e4s. <s-,e4
! Mr.. and Mrs W. M. Crawford have is
sued Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Eva, to Ellis Hayden McAllister,
which will take place Wednesday, evening
at s o'clock at their home 3419 Grand
| avenue.
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| Mrs. Angela Miller has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Marie to G.
4 J.. Mcdowell of Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs S. v. Morris of Blaisdel]
avenue entertained the dancing club tc
which they belong at an informal party
4 last evening. Easter flowers furnished
a. simple decoration thru the rooms. MIR
assisted hV the
reception committee of the club, Messrs
and Mines. c.. l.. Bartholomew, T.. w
Stevenson, James McHugh and A. w
Armatage. About seventy guests were
present. .a...E p. 'f t#7 -,
The wedding of Miss Mabel Claire Grif
fifth and Calvin Sidney Rice took place last
evening at the home Of the BRIDES moth.
er, Mrs. J. L. Griffith II Tenth street N
The window in the parlor was banked
with palms and Easter lilies, and at eithel
side were tall candlesticks holding wfits
tapers. Two white doves fiuttered from
the canopy Of green vines overhead. Mis-
Loretta Lynch played the "Lohengrin'
bridal chorus and ooh Promise Me- AM
Hearts and Flowers during the service
Mrs. N. c.. Bennett was matron of homo
and wore white Paris muslin trimmet
with tucks and carried pink roses. Th
brides gown was white silk MULE. Bot
skirt and bodice were shirred and trin1me,
with chiffon. The bridal bouquet was o
Easter lilies. The service was read b,
Rev. J. S. Montgomery in the presence o
seventy five guests. An informal recep
ton followed, and a light supper wa
served in the gdining-room, where rose
and ribbons carried out a color scheme Q
white and pink. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice vii
be at home in the Kenesaw after May 1.
Miss Henrietta Pauline Finke and Au
gust c. Rund of Dawson, Mimi, wer
married yesterday at the home Of tn
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Finke
on e Lake street. About twenty y-fou
s guests witnessed the service, which wa
read by Rev. G. L. Morrill,. Miss Jenni
1 Linder played the bridal music. Miss Ev
Schreyer was maid Of honor and wore
red gown and carried red roses. Th
bride wore her travelling gown OF brow
basket cloth and carried bride roses. VIII
liam Finke was best man. The par1or
were decorated with. pink and white rose
and pink roses were on the table: in tn
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. Rund left
the evening for Dawson, where Mr.. Run
is publisher of the Dawson Sentinel. M
and Mrs. Rund will go east in May.
Frank Hill, the United States consul a
Amsterdam, was the guest Of honor at
dinner which was given last evening a
l the Minneapolis Club by w. G. Edgar, M
Eliel and Mr.. Belknap. A basket Of vel
low tulips was In the center Of the table
land covers were laid for twenty one. 5
In the afternoon Miss Mae Harris Anso
entertained group Of newspaper me
and women at an office tea for Mr.. Hill
The hours were from until 6 o'clock, an
! Russian tea was served.
8l The members Of William Downs post
+ g. "A. r., were entertained last evening b
+ Rev. and Mrs. Willard s. Ward at thei
home 723 Twenty-dfth avenue NE. Th
IS decorations were in the national .colors an
each guest was given a small silk flag. Dl
B NJ. A. Knapp gave graphophone enter
Etainment. About twenty members Of tn
post were present s5
Miss Gwendolyn Earle entertained Tues
DANCING CLASSES
Malcolnn's Dinity Ball
Next Week, Friday, April II, &C