The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-23

ical foliage. Hawks Park IS on the
Indian river, about 1875 miles south of
Jacksonville. in the heart of the or
ange district. MI. Palmer's brother
in-law, w. S. Hart, has one of the
largest orange groves in the state and
the trees are heavily laden with fruit.
Near the park are the remains Of a
Spanish mission, the only one on the
Atlantic coast, and the shell mounds,
great hillocks, fifty feet high, of oys-
ter shells. with an occasional bit of
ancient pottery, are of special inter-
est. Just at present the MinneapOli-
tans are waiting for the International
automobile race which will be run
within ten miles of the park.
Miss Florence Harrison Of Milwau-
kae, who was guest at the Ives resi-
deuce for the Woodworth-Iyes we'd
ding, will remain for another ten days
il the city, dividing the time among
her many, friends.
It is not every one who can present
his congratulations in a Well-turned
speech, as bridal couple discovered
at one Of the pretty weddings Of the
week. The passing stream of men
and women brought a feminine friend
to the bride. who grasped her hand
and exclaimed in shrill voice: ut
was such a lovely wedding, dear. I
hope you will have lots Of them!" The
bridal couple had scarcely recovered
from the effects Of this cheerful sug-
gestlon, when a man seized the bride
groom's finger and shook them Wig
orcusly: 1T was great. old man. he
said. in q hoarse whisper that reached
the uttermOst parts of the room. do
it again." All of which goes to prove
that it is sometimes safer to smile
ones congratulations than to voice
them. ..,
Mrs. Freeman circuit gave a lun-
Frederick Falley and Mrs. George
Lacey of Wahpeton, N. D., and. Miss
Helen Frederick of Red Wing. Covers
were laid for ten and the decorations
were pink and white.
Mrs. julius c.. Johnson Of Irving
avenue S entertained a group of
were laid for ten. American Beauty
roses formed the decorations and a
long stemmed flower was at each
plate. The hostess was assisted by
Mines. William Gardner and Charles
O. Johnson.
Paul Goldsborough gave a chill
dren's dancing party last night at the
home of his parents, 2002 Lake of the
Isles boulevard, to about forty of his
little friends. There were three fancy
Dances Spanish dance by Genevieve
Griffith, a jig by Ben Paris, and a
cake walk by Mary Storer. About
o'clock supper was served and later
the guests were taken home in a big
sleigh.
A leap year party was given by Miss
Mabel Hackett Thursday evening
Games and dancing were the features
of the evening. Musical numbers were
given by Misses Vivian Lane, Mildred
Barrows and Mr.. Reneko. Present
were Misses Lillian Ayrs,. Anna Flavin
Anna Mober, Hattie Mober, Vivian
, Lane, Mildred Barrows, Mabel Hack
EFT, Messrs. S. Reckdol, Renecks, T.
Kennedy, L. Case, 6. Bolhgren,z H
! Lane, Marshall and Jester. Light re.
| freshments were served. r's -
Mrs. Ella N. Reed and Michael r
| Pilgrim were married Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock at their new home
| 565 Eighth avenue N. Rev. Frederick
Watson Hart Of Western Avenue M. E
| church read the service. Only the
close friends and relatives formed the
| wedding party. Light refreshments
were served and the decorations were
in white and pink carnations.