The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-02
Social Affairs

The members Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church greeted the new pas
tor, Rev. W. II. Jordan, and his wife VIE
at a handsome reception given Tues,
day evening in the. church parlors by
the Ladies' Aid society Of tho church.
masses of carnations. and clustering
vines and asparagus ferns. The guests
called from 8 to 10 o CLOCK, and during
the evening were served frappe from
daintily decked tables by Miss Dexter
and Miss Ruth Hare. Receiving with
s SAL f"ssts E. fonG e Esao a mne Mrs
Nash. Judge A. g: Hickman gave the
welcome address during the evening,
and Mr.. Jordan responded with short
talk.
rick home, entertained the officers Of
the Volunteers Of America at Thanks
giving dinner at the home. Her guests
were Major and Mrs. Andrick, Earl And
rick, Captain and Mrs. Mccoy, Miss
Beulah Mccoy. Captain Katie Muir,
Ramsey, and Lieutenant. Hanson.
Miss Beulah Long of Omaha, who is
visiting in the city, was the guest of
honor at a chatting dish supper given
Tuesday evening by a group of former
college girls. There were eight guests,
and the dainty repast was served from
a table prettily arranged with ferns and
red lights.
East Minneapolis women are busy
preparing for the Christmas sales to be
given under. the auspices of the differ
ent church societies on the East Side
opportunity to purchase very handsome
home made articles, and the Joy of &C
curing these is doubled over and again
by the knowledge of having assisted
materially in swelling the charitable
funds OF the respective societies.
Miss Mabel Blanche. Phillips. daugh
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, and JOIN
P. McGaughey were married Monda,
evening at the home of; the bride, Gil
Second avenue NE. Rev. G.. L. Mo1r1r,iil
read the service. Miss Anna Hart wa; wa
the maid of honor and Charles .Kartac1
was best man; After the service e
Gaughey left on a short wedding tou1
They, will be at home at 65s 'Secon
street NE. s%'@:' 5
Miss Edith Todd will receive Wed
nesday afternoon and evening at he
home 413 Fifth street Sc. No invita-
:. lions have been issued but the wome
81 WILL Call during BH6 sHEG6rnOOn hours an
will be joined in the evening BY TIL
men. Miss Toddyis q talented east sid
girl. Since graduating. from theEhig
J school she has devoted all her time t
the study Of china painting and at he
: reception she will gfye her friends a
u opportunity to ihapsct Her very arti
: tic Christmas exhibit. A group of kgD
/ tlege girls, will assist in receiving an
: will serve tea and frappe in the ddinin
. room. slgFIfIli IL
:, 4 Mr., and Mrs. C. A. Barton will d
= terrain the young people belonging
: the Sunday school class Of Andre
aEChurch conducted bysWa1ter Copper, (.
J: the second Of a series:of informal soci
8 gatherings. aastG
g From Wells College where twenty-f,
3 of the Minneapolis college girls a
!; studying comes the startling rumor tn
= two Of the pretty sophomores are thin
u ing great deal more about trousse:
% than of an academic course. Both
+ the girls accused of having matrimoni
T.. intentions are born eastsiders, one,
!, one of the girls writes home) is 81
- posed to be engaged to Minneapo
- man while the other (she reports) h
~ fastened her affections on a dashll
-, ~ Cornell College graduate. Her frien
- are further informed shat the two tt
~ ant students have agreed to remain
" college until the close of the sche
ID year. ~. ~" "
PERSONAL MENTION. :E5
n Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Higgins left Satur