The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-01


at prettily appointed luncheon which
was given this afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Gaylord and Mrs. e. Johnson at the home
of Mrs. Gaylord on Nicollet avenue. 1t
was sweet pea luncheon and the flowers
were only used in white and pink, with
a great cluster of the delicate white BIOS
SONS at the brides place. After luncheon
there was jolly handkerchief shower
The guests We're Misses Moffett, Wilson,
iCurrie Mrs. Ware of Waupaca and Mrs
Harry Bayless.
The visiting girls are dividing the social
lhonors with the brides, and some of the
Iprettiest affairs which have been planned
VIII be for the out Of town women. This
evening Miss Lillian Swanson will give
dinner for her guest. Miss Mildred Bliss
Tor Hartford, Conn. Miss Bliss formerly
resided in Minneapolis and her friends
nave been eager to welcome her back.
lIomorrow afternoon Mrs August Ander-
ison Will entertain at a luncheon for her,
and Wednesday there will be another
luncheon at Donaldson's tearooms.
Miss Wilma Anderson entertained in
formally Saturday evening at her home
IN Linden Hills for group of out of town
people who were in Minneapolis for a
short visit-Mrs. Emma Turner Watson
ana Dr. Weltton of Des Moines and DR.
Brockman of Ottumwa Iowa. About
Ihghtful feature of the evening was the
reading of ''Enoch Arden by Mrs Lillian
! Wakeneld to a musical accompaniment
played by Miss Anderson Miss Ander-
son has recently returned from a concert
Trip to Wisconsin. and she Is planning
10 remain In Minneapolis the greater part
OF the year. much to the delight of her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison T., B. Woodward Of
the Laurel apartments entertained at din
ner yesterday for Miss Eva Chalker and
FRED W. Woodward. whose engagement
was recently announced
MIS-. woodward has as her guest Miss
Stella Woodward of Fitchburg, Mass, and
a number of informal affairs are being
planned for her.
saturday afternoon Mrs. William Hen
bricks gave luncheon of eight covers at
her home on Park avenue for her guest.
Mrs. William Alexander Of Sioux Falls,
S. D. Sweet peas and ferns made the
! table pretty.
Miss Hazel Ronner has as her guest
Miss Pauline Lee Of Chicago. and Wednes-
! day afternoon Miss Ronner invited q
group of friends to meet the out of town
girl at her home on Colfax avenue The
rooms were gay with the color and per-
| fuIne OF bright garden flowers and hearts
were played. Thursday evening Miss Beat
rice Blenkhorn gave a dinner Of eight
covers for Miss Lee.
! Among the weddings of last week was
that Of Miss Verna Walter and L. B.
Chamberlain, which took place Wednes-
| day evening at the home Of the brides
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Walter, or
! Thirteenth avenue Sc. Sweet peas and
ferns We're attractively arranged in the
parlors, while red peoples and nasturtiums
famed In the diningroom and hail. Miss
Alice Perkins, in a gown of white Persian
lawn and holding pink carnations, attend.
ed the bride, who wore champagne wolfe
over white and carried roses. Walter f
Cummings was best man, and Rev. j. M
Heard read the service. Miss Emily Brynt
served frappe at the informal reception
which followed. and among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Conner of Sta
pies, Mrs. G. D. Nottage of Canton. MINI.
Miss Emily Byrne Of Hastings and A. w
Dimond of st. Paul
Mr.. Chamberlain and his bride will b.
at home at 2201 Fourth street N afte
Aug. Is.