The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-04

honor at dinner. OF twenty covers
j which will be given Saturday evening
by Mrs. T. B. Wright, st. Paul. Mrs.
Will Shull is planning to entertain for 4
Miss Shulli later in the season.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. J.. "A. Nc
4 Laughlin will entertain forty guests
at cards at their home. 1897 Clinton
i avenue.
a reception was given in the par
lors Of the Thirteenth Avenue NJ E..
4 church last evening for the pastor,
\ Rev. g. f. Sharpe, and his family. The
i arrangements were under the direc-
i ton OF the Ladies' Aid society, of
which Mrs. Taylor Is president, and
the Epworth league, with Mrs. Hanson
as president. The parlors were trans
formed into a pretty reception-room
J and decorated with potted plants.
After an hour spent in delightful So
y We're served by the Misses Taylor, as
sisted by several other young ladies
of the church. An informal program.
was given consisting Of addresses and
music. A. J. johnson acted as master
of ceremonies and introduced DR.. J.
L. Crist, who in brief and we'll
chosen words voiced the welcome of
the congregation and pledged their
:, support to the man sent by the con-
ference to be the pastor. Mr.. Sharpe
spoke briefly Of the conditions under
which the church must do its work,
and pledged his best effort to. make
the year a success. Miss Jones gave
! three Srecitations of unusual merit 4
. The women Of Trinity Baptist
Il church gave a pleasant autumn recep-
ton last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Willard Morse in Kenwood. The dec
orations were suggestive of Halloween
and the refreshments were planned to
correspond. A delightful program
:. was given during the evening and In
Guided vocal numbers by Arthur Fow-
. ler About $50 guests were present
! and the affair was arranged by Mines.
Morse, Henry F. Balch, Louis Gillette,
: George M. Gillette and w. H. Dun
7 woody. --
Mrs. F. F. Casseday of the Hamp-
shire Arms was pleasantly surprised
: last evening by a group Of friends who
! came to aid in celebrating her birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Casseday re-
!, / ceiyed many beautiful souvenirs of the
) lday. Cards and music were the amuse-
ments and light refreshments We're
served.
: Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Bert Rose
!. of the East Side entertained informally
2 at cards n: Il
III = A very pleasant aHalT III lits sioi III
{ of a parcel shower was given Monday
7 afternoon in honor of Mrs. Sykes, a
E bride Of this week, at the home of her
i niece Mrs. Taylor, 1415 Oliver ave-
. nue. N. The rooms were beautltuily
: decorated with chrysanthemums and
!. other fall flowers.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. S.. G.. Fulcrut enter
: tanned thirty guests at a euchre party
;, Friday evening in honor of the tenth
anniversary of their marriage. The
house was decorated with cut flowers
f and ferns and the lights were shadeo
z in red. Mrs. Fulcrut wore her we'd
I ding gown of ten years ago. AT the
) conclusion of the games a, supper was
u served, and tin dishes were used for
q everything. Prizes were awarded, al
Of tinware. An abundance of good
) wishes and Of tinware We're lett as re-
J minders of the occasion.
The marriage of Miss Abbie Ger
trude Sullivan, daughter of T. M. Sui
d livan of Anoka, and Harry M. IWeppe1
I Of Minneapolis took place yester-
day at high noon at the home, OF e IN
) officiating priest, Rev. Father Duane
q in Anoka. Miss Mary Ward was brides:
( maid and Jerry Sullivan acted as bes1
5|man. The bride wore cream Crepe d.
5 chine over light-blue silk trimmed
{ with point lace. The brooch at he
S1mother and the bridal bouquet was Of
5 English violets. Miss Ward was II
3Eribbon tissue over rose silk. Mr.. ane
{ Mrs. Weber left for a short trip ant
s they will be at home after Nov. Is a
I 1929 Hennepin avenue.
Il Miss Cerena Lilgengren and e. f
s. NettIeton were married Tuesday at,
) ternoon at the home Of the bride, 51t
I Fourth avenue Sc. Rev, G.. Z. Nor.
{ rill read the service.
: The wedding of Miss Clara M. Bug
r bee and H. Y. Waterston of Mime
II apolis took place last Wednesday a
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. "A. J. Bugbee, in Dawson, y
d. Only the relatives and small
group of friends witnessed the serv
ice, which was read by Rev. Mr.. Fair
banks. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterstons vii
be at home after Nov. Is at Tenth
avenue S. Hopkins, and no cards hay'
ployed by the Minneapolis Threshinl
Machine company in the home offic
at Hopkins. Both bride and bride
groom have lived in the city for sew
eral years and have many friends VIII
I will be interested in their marriage.
Miss Ella Kolsatle and. Nels Kval
of Mortified were married at tn
- home Of Mr.. and Mrs. sLoe, 913 Min
= nehaha avenue, saturday evening
Miss Bertha Kvale and Andrew Grow
were the attendants and Rev. MI
Preus read the service. A supper wa
served and covers were laid for six
Fl teen. American Beauty roses an
srnilax made the table pretty. Anon
the guests was Mrs Andrew Grow
H of Northfield.
A delightful Halloween party wa
that given Saturday evening by Ms
Bertha C.. Betzler at her home, 262
Marshall street NE, when she enter
/ (tained thirty young people. After
hayrack ride refreshments were serve
and games characteristic of the even
ing enjoyed. Late some fashligh
pictures were taken. The rooms wer
very handsomely decorated with aut
umn leaves, cornstalks, jack-o'-lar
terms and flowers.
About twenty young people surpris
ed James Terrence Saturday evenin
at his home, 3342 Chicago avenue
Halloween games were played and on
of the girls told fortunes in a, dinllJ
lighted room. Refreshments wer