The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
Social ,ircles.
TWO SMALL AT AIRS
Charming Social Events in Honor
Of Miss Wyman, a Bride
Elect. 81.
Miss Hannah Dunwoody and Miss
FolWell Are the Hostesses
Respectively.

Two small but charming a1taNS We're
given to- day for Miss Wyman This
morning Miss Hannah DunWoody. a
schoolmate at Wells college of the bride
elect, gave chocolaterie. The former
Wells students assisted the hostess. The,
decorations were simple arrangements Of
spring blossoms. II. :.
This afternoon Miss FolWel of Fifth
street Sc gave a small and Informal tea
for about thirty of Miss Wyman's school
associates and girlhood friends. The tea
table was adorned with white tulips and
jonquiss frightened the parlors. l3.
The marriage Of Miss Louise M Clou-
tier, daughter of Mrs. Anna rCloutler, to
George w. Carson, took place last night
at 6 o'clock at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. l.. H. CasWell,. 1904 Columbus
avenue. The marriage was a very quiet
one, owing to a recent death in the fam
ily. The service was read by Father Gr1f-
fin. The bride wore a gown of gray
etamine over silk and carried white vio-
lets. A dinner followed the ceremony.
The parlors were decorated with Ameri-
can Beauties, palms and ferns. The TIA :
Bile had a centerpiece of red roses and
was lighted with shaded tapers.
A quiet marriage was performed Mon
day morning at Bethlehem Presbyteri
church, uniting Miss Christina Martinson
anu WdrQ w OOlWOrtn. Ine SERVICE WAS
read by Rev. Stanley B. Roberts.
The marriage of Miss Ida Thompson to
Walter Dickinson took place Wednesday
| evening, March II, at the home of the
brides parents, 1882 Harriet avenue, The
| ceremony performed by Rev. Stanley B.
| Roberts was witnessed by a company OF
I fifty guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson
have gone to housekeeping at 1908 w
Twenty eighth Street. ya--.e. = st.se-
! AT the farewell reception given las
evening by the people of the First. Baptis
church for Alexander Barnes and Mr.. anc
Mrs. T. E. Craft, each of the guests O
honor were presented with remembrance:
Of the occasion. To MI. Barnes was give1
| Memories Of a Hundred Years in TIVE
volumes by Edward Everett Hale, ant
Studies in Music by Robin Gray Th,
presentation speech was made by Grove A
! Gruman in behalf of the deaco1is, refer
ence being made to Mr.. Barnes faithful
services for sixteen years as a deacon Q
.tthe church. Mr.. GruHan also read a few
4 stanzas from Lays of Minnesota y iwrittel
by: Mr.. Barnes. Mr.. Barnes response wa
sincere and hearty in its expressions O
appreciation of the friends he was levaing
Rev. w. B. Riley presented to Mr. an
Mrs. Craft a painting Of Venetian seen
and to Mrs. Craft a silver mounted um
}; brella. ~, a.. = .s
Mrs. A. N; La Crox Of 2644 CARTEL
avenue entertained yesterday with choc
olatiere. The parlors were adorned wit
spring flowers and palms and lighted wit
5 red tapers.m The chocolate was serve
J, from table .prettily appointed In gree
! and white in honor of St. Patrick.
guessing contest furnished amusement an
Miss johnson and Miss Houle gave mus
, ical numbers. $50 IS
: Miss Marie Rueyof Seventh streets en-
tertained the Elite Social club and othe
friends Tuesday evening. The suppe
table was decorated i'll club colors. pin
and gold, and lighted by shaded candle
3 Assisting at the tables We're Misses Ru
Miller Beck, Goldman, Sonnenberg an
Iayman: .2s',%ss>E ,s@.
The East High School club informal wi
be postponed tomorrow night on accoul
Of the junior class benefit to. be given
y the Phoenix club rooms.