The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-08

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silk flags. Saturday evening the
Misses Virgins will entertain for Miss
Chadwick. ss} 49,
Charles e. Lewis }gavesfa dinner at
the Minneapolis club last. evening for
men. Mr.. Robin. premier OF Mani ]
toba, Mr.. Jaynes Of the Canadian Pa
cific railroad, both OF Winnipeg ana 4
James Patton of Chicago We're the
honored guests and several MIME
apolis men were invited to meet them.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ralph I
Gillette gave a linen shower In her
apartments in the Cordova for MISS
Helen Ozias. Red carnations and
ferns were in the. parlors "a and req req
were Misses Avery Trask, Georgia I
Sweat, Alice ozias, Alice Bean,
FLORENCE Smith, Emma. Carpenter, An
ma .Blitz, Edith, Amy, Ruth and Es-
Their Robbins, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs.
Shelley and Mrs. Frank a'airchild.
Mrs. Harry Nebelthau Of the Waiver
" gave a handkerchief shower yester-
day afternoon for Miss Lillian
Moritz. During the afternoon the 1
guests wrote letters which the bride
was not to open until after her mar
l,riage Luncheon was served in the 4
dining-room where red streamers ex-
tended from the corners Of. the room
to the chandelier and formed a canopy
over the table from which hung
Japanese umbrella and lanterns Red
tapers and ribbons were on the table.
The guests We're Miss Moritz, Mines.
Robert Laird, Harry McRea, u. C.
Sessions, Tony Perry, Leonard lie Bar
on, Frank Reid, St. Paul; Jack Null.
ligan, Carl Perkins, E. @. Nancy,
James Hall, Charles Hoffman, Sher-
win,1 the Misses Mary and Lulu Hid
dleston, Matchan, Florence Shelton,
Edna MOritz 81
The ladies Of the Rosary society of
the immaculate Conception church
held their; annual reception yesterday
at the parsonage. The hours were
from, 2 until 5 and 8 until 10 o'c clock
and over 500 guests were present.
Father T. J. Cullen assisted the Wom-i
en- in receiving and Misses Nash,
Flatherty and Phelps presided at the
frappe table. Autumn leaves and pot
ted plants We're the decorations and in
the evening the rooms were lighted
with Japanese lanterns. Above the
/ table in the dining-roonn hung an
enormous lantern and red and pink
/ - :
string orchestra under the direction
of Miss Galichio gave a program as
J the guests came and went.
o., Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Aronsohn have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Lillian, to, DR.. D. L. Axilrod.
: They will be at home at 212 East
! Fourteenth street. Sunday afternoon
and evening. So. DIE
Miss Rachel Zimmerman and An
: drew M. Young will be married
the brides parents, on Twenty-second
avenue S. Tuesday evening Miss
: Zimmerman was the guest of honor
: at a parcel shower which was given
by the Misses Emma and Bertha
5 Zimmerman. The decorations were in
: red and white and American Beauty
roses We're in the supper room. The
brides chair was. draped in white.
| Covers were laid for fourteen and the
guests were the members of the
Chatterbox Social club. A musical
!, program was given by Misses Nelson,
Peterson and Shaffer and favors
were won in. the games by Misses
Aubrecht Shaffer and Linquist.
The women. of futile church will
. give a reception tomorrow evening in
:. the church parlors in honor OF Rev.
, , and Mrs. A.. r. Tillinghast. A pro-
: gram Of music and readings will be
9 given and refreshm ents will be served.
= Professor and: Mrs. Arthur z. Drew
! of Hewitt avenue entertained infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon and evening,
:, 9 in honor of the fiftieth wedding ami
: versary of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+ George Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. George
;. Drew were married Oct. 6, 1858 in
r Merrinlac, N. H., and have lived in
) Hamline over twenty years. They have
!: one living child Professor Arthur T.
!: Drew Of Hamline University, and
: three grandsons. The house was pro-
J. fusely decorated with chrysanthe.
i NUNS and autumn foliage. Mrs. anc
If Miss Showers, Miss Selk and Miss
Davis assisted the hostess. There
were $50 guests. ~ y
- Miss Marjary Hammond entertained
70 a group of high school friends at {
: box party at the Lyceum Saturday
5. Miss Boardman was the chaperone.
a. j.; Mrs. W.@:Scott Coe gave chin;
e shower Saturday afternoon at he
S. home, 1901 Fremont avenue N, 70
q Miss Fanny Esther Bigg, an Octobe
= bride. The decorations were gree
i. and white, and covers were laid 70
le nine. Nm e
r. Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Behnke wer
At pleasantly surprised at their home
/. 1928 E Lake street, Friday evening
9. in honor of their second wedding an
niversary. Games were played an
* supper served. During the evening
~ second surprise came to Mr.. and Mr.!
ri Behnke in the form of a beautifl
n landscape painting, which was pre-
1e scented to them by James Fisher i
s. behalf Of the guests. Those preser
N were: Misses Cans, Berkheimer, Jes
t. sic stanton, Clara Stanton, Libb.
- Ruby Miller, Mary Miller; Sterlin,
e. Bursell, Page, Chrispen, Brownsol
:. Maude Miller, Mrs. Kelly, Messr
=. Fisher, Miller, Brownson, Erwi
.v Til omson, Arthur Thomson, Powe
re and Kelly. n
". Miss Margaret Cation and DR.. o.
at and II. Wilson were married last ever
~ ing at 1882 Eighth avenue S. TIL
" service was read by Rev. Irving Johr
TX son.
=, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
- DR. and Mrs. ". G. Benjamin are home fro
y an eastern trip. 80
"a Wy. P. shattuck has gone to North Dakota
~ hunting trip. I
y q III. Kitson OF La Grange, ILL.,, in the eli