The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-24
Social Circles.
A SHOWER OF CHINA.
Affair in Honor Of Miss Laura Mill
er Given by Miss Alma
Schutt.
Miss Miller Will Be Married to DR..
Ernest Creelman Of
Seattle.

Saturday afternoon Miss Laura Miller, OF
2o6 Harvard street Sc, gave china shower
for Miss Alma ]. schutt, whose marriage Mash to
will take place Sept. at 6 O'Clock at the
home of here parents Mr.. and Mrs. d; w.
schutt. Of s2S Oak street Sc about out 1 orey
scented her with many handsome pieces o.
china, number of which were hand panied.
During the afternoon MISS Geneyi 9eet L nea
furnished pretty decorations In the parlor anu
nasturtiums were used in the dining room:
Other affairs are being planned for MISS
schutt. The Misses Lawrence, will enter
tain at hay-rack party Saturday for MISS
schutt and Miss Clara Miller: an s autumn mi
BRIDE and Mrs. George Shepardson Will en-
tertain at luncheon and Kensington In
honor Of the two brides.
The marriage of Miss Hanna ITilderquist
and Emil Johnson took place at the Swealsh
lutheran church in Vasa Wednesday after
noon. The bride was attended BY her SISTERS I;aS
Miss Ida Tilderqust and Miss Hulda Tllder.
quist, Miss Hilda Lengthy and Hilda O1elt, OF
ST. Paul Before the ceremony Charles a.
Enquist sang, "oh, Promise Me- MISS Gelaa
professional and the Mendelssohn march as
a occasional.
The ushers led the way to the altar an and q
Johnson preceded the maid of honor to the
altar, where Miss Eva Tilderquist gave her
sister in marriage The pride wore
with shirrings and lace. She wore veil and
carried American Beauty roses. Her attend
ants were all gowned in white and carried
sweet peas.
A reception followed the ceremony at the
home of the bride where flowers and smilaX
were effectively used.
After Sept. / Mr.. and Mrs Johnson will be
at home at 1888 Clark street, st. Paul.
Saturday evening Gertrude and Frances
Doran entertained at the residence OF their
parents on Seventeenth avenue for their
brother John Doran, of Oregon. Alter the
hs guests egGe rs R EeY
dinner for Mr.. Dolan.
Mr.. and Mrs w. z. Moffet gave supper
Saturday evening after the performance OF
the Mkado at Lake Harriet. The party in
cluded Mines. Howell and Taylor and Miss
Kenney, from Lancaster Texas; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph W. Wheelock, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Johnson.
Mrs. Arthur A. Pond gave luncheon din
ner Wednesday evening, in honor of Fred
Palmer of New York, who is visiting in the
city. Covers were laid for eight and decora-
lions thru the rooms were in pink and White.
The centerpiece was of American Beauty
roses
Mrs ]. A. McAlvoy and daughter, Miss
Gertrude McAlvoy, gave. tally-ho party
last week at their new home in Hastings
After the ride reception was enjoyed
O. NJ Leonard NJ j. Kelley, William Buck
ley James Curtain. Joseph ORiley; Misses
Grace Clarke, Marie Proctor, Laydta Kane
Margaret Kennedy; Messrs. John Proctor
A. n Clarke, F. w. Coulter, E. E. Kane
Joseph James Heeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kolliner, 334O Sec.
ond avenue S, will be at home "Wednesday
afternoon and evening for Miss Wollner o.
Chicago.
Miss Florence Cloutier supervised private
theatrical production recently which the resi-
dents of Dupont avenue appreciated very
highly. The play which the amateurs Sc
lected was "a Glimpse of Life in Wonder
land" The cast of characters was as fol
lows Kate Esther Cloutier; Juliet, Rut1
Leighton; queen of the fairies, Lillian Carr
Bridget, Elsa Steinmetz; Mr.. Barnaby, thu
lover, Lucy Eckes; Columbia, Helen Eckes
The fairies were: morning." KATHERINE
Erkhardt: Evening"" Marguerite Erkhardt
"Papa's Darling Edna Furlong;. Sun
shine Gertrude Whitney; ''Tiptoe," Laur;
Japps. Miss Lillian Nippert was violinist.
Wednesday evening General and Mrs
Charles McC. Reeve entertained a group o
people from Saltwater at their home a
Lake Harriet. The sixteen friends arrived
Wednesday evening and remained thel
guests until Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Mahoney entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home at 623 Fremon
avenue S, in honor Of Mrs. D: Hayes Of Mon
treal Miss kellogg of New York and Mrs
Hanna and Miss Hanna, Of Brooklyn