The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06

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A group of twenty women met Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs Bond Of Chicago in a most
informal and delightful way this after
noon, when Mrs w. L. Bassett gave a
musicale at her home on Grove place.
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. F. A. Gardner Of
Chicago arrived yesterday to remain with
Mrs Rassett until tonight, when they
leave for home, and Mrs. Bassett tele-
phoned an invitation to meet them to a
small group OF friends. Mrs, Bond gave.
one of her special programs of songs, dia-.
lect sketches and readings, all her own
compositions, In her inimitable manner,
and at the close tea was poured by Miss
Corinne DeLaittre
Mrs. Bonds work is individual and she
has made unique place for herself among
entertainers. She will leave the middle OF
the month for London, England, where she
has number of drawing-room engage
/, ments. Both as writer and ascomposer
she has won a place and David Bispham
and Bogea Ourimoff, the Bohemian, are
using her songs. One of her compositions
I'm the Captain Of the Broomstick Cav.
airy" has for it's hero a Minneapolis boy
! s. Speers. Mrs. Bond gave a group Of
her songs before the Thursday Musical
| when she came to st. Paul for a concert
| in the winter and she sang and played
| in delightful way that appealed to the
very hearts of her hearers.
A low mound of pink roses fringed with
ferns, pink tapers in silver candelabra and
name cards which cupids and hearts
were entangled formed the pretty decora-
| tions for the luncheon which Mrs. Benja-
min F. Graham gave this afternoon at her
Miss Georgine Mcdonald Of La Crosse,
! Wis. in honor of Miss Alma Hoegh Miss
1 Hoegh and Miss Mcdonald are old friends
and the latter came up from La Crosse
last evening tc be with Mrs. Graham.
Covers were laid for sixteen and the
brides place was marked with great
cluster of bride roses tied with green rib
bon. =.
Miss Lord of Chicago and Miss Carolyn
Weston of, Dalton, Mass, two Of Miss
i Hoegh's Smith college friends, arrived this
! morning and were guests at the luncheon.
They will be with Mrs. Charles M. Case
until after the wedding. Mr.. Ayers will
come from indianapolis Tomorrow and
i the best man and out of-town ushers will
arrive Monday morning.
i o-morrow afternoon there will be the
tea given by Mrs. Philip B. Hunt for Miss
I1OeSH anu III Tie 0SGIililS d SIOup VI Lie
young people have planned a theater par
ty to hear FRITZ Scheff at the Metropoli-
\ tan and the play will be followed by d
1 supper. Monday afternoon will be Mrs
u Charles Cases luncheon and in the even
ing Miss Helen Hoegh will give a dinner
at her home on Second avenue S for hel
sister and the members of her wedding
party, and there is also an affair for Tues
day evening.
Mrs. W. S. Best announces the engage.
ment of her daughter, Lillian, to Walter
} West Fawcett
Miss Sara DeLaittre, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs H. M DeLaittre, has chosen
J Wednesday, June 8, as the date of he
marriage to Roy, A. Dixon Of Winona.
About 100 invitations were issued by
) Misses Ruth Robbins, Emily Hyde AM
Eunices Merrill for the dancing party
which they will give this evening at thu
home of Miss Robbins in Robbinsdale. 4
group of guests, Misses Adella Halves
Lillian Mcmillan, Faith Wheaton, Mar
guerite Morgan, Julia Davenport, Messrs
Henry Mackall, George Dyer, Fred Bon
ness Joe Sherburne, Harvey Warner
Maurice Salisbury, Bert Gowen an,
George Northrop will remain with til
hostesses for house party over Sunday
| MISS EEIuGl tOeSSll is HOulS from d WISH
with relatives in Perry, Iowa. A numbe
of affairs will be given for Miss &Voegel
and George H. Riebeth in the days pre-
: ceding their marriage in June and thos
: already planned are an evening party a
which Miss Riebeth will be hostess O
Saturday, May IA, and the bridal dinner
June 7, which will be given by Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Voegeli.
The East High School Alumni associ
alton will have its annual reception an
dance in honor of the senior class on Sat
urday evening, May 81, in the Universit
hall, 31S Fourteenth avenue Sc, and tn
arrangement committee is busy with til
preparations. The business meeting wi
be held during the evening for the ar
= nual election Of officers and all East Hig
alumnae and ex-students are invited.
A very charming affair was given la
evening at the pretty new home Of M
!, and Mrs. Charles E. Harkins, on Hennepi
l, boulevard Mr.. and Mrs. Harl1ins wei
assisted by their sister, Miss Kathry
Harkins and Miss Caroline Roche. II
hall and parlors were decora ted iwith4rosi
4 and carnations, and in the dining -roor
7. where punch was served, brilliant re
B streamers floated from the walls to I'll
chandelier, and fell in long ends to me
an immense bouquet of carnations in tt
&c center of the table Later in the evenir
n a buffet lunch was served in the dinin,
y room. Piano and violin selections we
given by Mrs. George Mcleod and Mi
r Florence Dougherty, a talented your
violinst Of Iowa, and vocal solos were
Messrs. Laird and Kimball. Present we
Messrs. and Mines. George Mcleod, O..
G.. Day. George Sherer, Albert Masse
Frank V. Croft, G. w. Henderson, sJr, A
thur Shaw, c. s. Laird, Hassell Smit
Mrs. c. G. Pond and Mrs. j. S. Crevie
Z Misses Dougherty and Wilson. Messl
Dickinson Kimball and SDonnelly.
% Miss Clara Harriet Smith, a bride
next month, was the honor guest at
buffet luncheon which Mrs. w. p. Ma
shall gave yesterday at her home on
= Eighteenth street. Pink carnations al
ferns in heart shaped basket and with
o. bow of tulle on the handle, was in t
center Of the table, which was lighted wi
~ pink tapers in silver holders Aft
81 luncheon the thirty guests were busy her
IS ming towels and writing recipes for t
# bride.
The marriage Of Miss Grace L. Burma
and Harry NJ. McFall took place at t