The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-15

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g luncheon Friday given by Mrs.
Charles Case and the gay week will
close with a luncheon Saturday, Nov.
70, given by Miss. Bertha Hudson.
rs. John Bigelow entertained twelve
w Hann at luncheon today Ct her home
f9 y pretty table decorations and
after luncheon cards were played. The
aHalr was the second of a series of in
formal entertainments which Mrs. Bige-
low has planned to give this winter.
Mrs. r. B. Langdon will entertain
group of women az bridge tomorrow
afternoon at her home on Tenth
street s..
The social program for calling atten-
lion to the annual exhibition of the
Minneapolis Society Of Fine Arts has
been taken up with much interest. For
the remainder of the exhibition scarce
ception, for which various entertain
ment features will be afforded to all at
tending in addition to the opportunity
OF seeing the pictures. The various or
carnations which are to act as hosts
etc, as they elect, the main thought be.
ing to secure a large attendance and to
make 1T as attractive as possible for
those who attend.
me hrst of the large receptions will
| De given tomorrow by the Federated
clubs of Minneapolis. The reception
committee will include the officers of
the Fifth District Federation Of Wom-
en- s clubs and the former officers of the
state federation living in the city. As
slstlng IN entertaining will be the gen
eral committee on arrangements, the ex-
ecutlve committee of the federation and
the presidents of all the federated
clubs. Refreshments will be served by
eight clubs which will be represented
by several members each. In the after
noon Miss Inez Davis will sing and Miss
Helga Jensen will give violin number.
In the evening there will be vocal num-
bers by Miss Edna Hall and Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown Hawkins and reading by
Miss Sophie Henderson. -. =.
On Thursday the Woman g league of
the university will receive second
time, owing to the bad weather which in
Saturday Of this week and next have
been assigned to the high schools, each
Of which will arrange for an evening s
entertainment. Next week the Teach
ers' club and the Thursday Musical
will have reception days, the dates of
which have not yet been fixed.
| AO youuS WOulcu VI Cuc IlcuuOplu
Avenue M. E. church are planning a
cruise for tomorrow evening. With
Colonel Frank Joyce as sailing master,
Rev. Fayette Thompson, pilot; and DR..
F. A. Dunsmoor, ship s surgeon, safe
and comfortable voyage is assured
The port Of St. Louis will be located at
the residence Of Mrs. T: B. Walker,
shown. Mrs A. E. Merrill will dispense
the hospitality of the fowery kingdom
of Japan; and at the home Of Mrs. II.
G. Harrison. Germany will be shown in
its most interesting aspects. -
In order that large number of bust
ness men may be enabled to catch the
boat, supper will be served at the
church wharf station in lunch counter
style after 6 CLOCK. r.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Sophia Gloria Wiese
and DR.. Frederick Earnest Schacht of
Burlington, Wash. The marriage will
take place. the latter part of the month.
Helmer Of Buffalo MINI, were mar.
ried last Tuesday in Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer will make their home
in Buffalo 3...s zsss s
Miss Gertrude Gregory gave supper
last evening in honor of Miss Minnie
Nicolsen, a bride of the month. Covers
yrtstia sf fGr hs sa5e
and a cluster of e roses marked The
BRIDE place. fF@ RF~ r.
The wedding Of Miss sEffies S. Ryar
and Joseph Allen was quietly solemn
4 lied last evening at the >. home ON Of tn h
Mckay read the service in the presence
of a small group of relatives, and tht
bridal couple stood. before an impro
vised altar of palms. White chrysan
themums furnished an attractive decor
alton thru the rooms and red carnations
II the d1 nj ggpon The s brd
inset with lace. Her flowers were bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will be a.
home after Dec. 10, at 1882 Second
avenue s.
Mr. F apd Mrs. r. F. E H egs5ra
; their golden wedding Saturday, Nov
26. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington were
: married in Boston, their birthplace, ant
came west a year later. They lived il
Minnesota for two years and then wen
to Wisconsin, where they had spent p:
year. They came to Minneapolis i,
avenue S and Twenty-fourth street
where the Catholic church now stands
l The property was lot then in the cit,
limits, and Mr.. Harrington exercised hi
rights as a citizen and voted in tn
townhouse on Hennepin avenue. Boil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington are member
Of Emmanuel Baptist church and ar
well known, in South Minneapolis.
The Tuesday Limited club, one O.
the most popular of the dancing clubs
has resumed it's fortnightly meetings
and the second dancing party Of thi
: season will be given tonight in John
son hall.
informal dance in the armory tomrrov
evening. ''. 49,.
l. The Ladies'. Aid society of Pilgrim
Congregational church will meet wit
Mrs. H. N. Leighton, 1909 FremOn