The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12

THURSDAY EVENING,
in the month, entertain. This afternoon
Mines M B. Richards, c. A. Simmons. L.
L. Sanford, J. w. Swartz and II. L. Crane,
were hostesses at the home Of Mrs Crane
ATT Sheridan avenue. Marshmarigolds |
and pussy willows gave charming
spring like touch to the rooms and all
Of the appointments were in yellow and I
green. Misses Sue Yeaton and Antoinetta
Thaloupka served frappe and phono-
graph furnished a delightful program.
About fifty guests were present from UNI
til o'clock
The electric display at the senior prom
enade on May 81 Is going to be something
out of the ordinary If the seniors carry
out their plans and tiny electric lights
cleaning among the dusky branches Of
among the least noteworthy features.
The view from the gallery will be we'll
worth seeing and the committee has WISE
ly decided to open 1t for there are many
who do not care to don formal clothes to
go on the floor and yet would like to watch
the pretty picture.
The members Of the junior class Of the
South High school have formed new or
ganization and will give reception for
the senior class Friday evening, May 27,,
in Elks' hail.
A wedding of yesterday was that Of
Miss Jeanette Armstrong Hastings and
Carl George Waldron. which took place
in the evening at the home of the brides
father Thomas Hastings, on Sixth street
Sc. The rooms were made beautiful with
roses and carnations arranged with palms
and ferns The brides little sister, Pansy,
was her only attendant and carried the
ring in an American Beauty rose. The
brides gown was Of brown wolfe with a
blouse Of white crepe, trimmed with Mex
lean lace and stirring. Miss Agnes Rob-
bert Waldron sang. Rev. 7. j. McCrossen
read the service, in the presence of about
fifty guests. Mines. Robert Waldron,
George c. Johnston and Miss Elizabeth
Hastings aided thru the rooms. Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldron will be at home at 4137
Third avenue after June Is.
Joe Janikala Of Delano, Anthony Kick,
James Shehan and Herbert Carpenter
were the ushers at the wedding Of Miss
Rose Marion Kick and William George
Dion Of Fond du Lac, which took place
church. The bridesmaids, Miss Susie
Klick of Benson, Miss Kate Pogreba Of
Delano and the maid Of honor, Miss IIar-
rtet Kick, wore white gowns and car
ried pink carnations Eli Buhl, Frank
Kelly and Louis Mayer were the bride
groom's attendants. The bride wore white
crepe de chine over pink silk, trimmed
| with accordion pleated founces. Her tulle
veil was fastened with a diamond pin and
her flowers were American Beauty roses.
| The service was read by Rev. T. r. Gull
| len and was followed by a wedding break
| fast at the home Of theSbride's parents on
Royalston avenue, and in the evening
there was a reception. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs J. Mayer, Mrs.
Mary Motzko, Nick Motzko, Emil Klick,
Mrs. IT, Pogreba Mr.. and Mrs. P. Jani-
kala and two sons, Andrew Pogreba and
Anthony Motzko from Delano; Mrs John
Klick and two daughters, Benson; Miss
Della Daniels, Stephen Kick, Clantarf;
John Kick, Wilmar.
Mr.. Dion and his bride will be at home
at 50 Royalston avenue after June Is.
The tWenty-fifth anniversary Of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Horton
bach was celebrated last evening in st.
Anthony Turner hall, and the Sons of
! Herman and the Evergreen lodges and
friends of the couple, numbering in all
about five hundred participated Mr.
and Mrs. Hortenbach received many
presents from friends and relatives in
this country and in Germany. An elabo-
rate banquet followed the simple silver
wedding ceremonies and then the guests
i enjoyed dancing.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Engle of Upton avenue
N entertained twenty seven young peo-
l pie Tuesday evening In honor Of the
birthday anniversary Of their son, Will.
lam Paul Engle. A variety Of games
were played and prizes were won by
Lawrence Wolfe and Pauly Nelson, and
| supper was served from table gay with
roses and carnations. p Mr. Engle anc
Miss Morse gave musical program.
Mrs. E. F.. Carlston, BIS Eleventh street
s, entertained group Of children Tues.
day afternoon in honor Of the eleventh
birthday anniversary Of her son, Harold
Mrs. Carlston was assisted by Mrs. Han.
sen and Mrs. Peters. A birthday cake
with burning tapers formed the center.
piece. The little ones who enjoyed the
party were: Olivette, Oscar, Edward and
Paul Duclos, Edna and Madeline Hansen
Mary, Esther and Allan O'Keeffe, Earl
Ralph and Willie Smith, Lillian Val
Duyne, Isabelle Dimond. Edna Peters
Grace Kennedy, Ezra Ludwig and Mar
garet Brown.
The announcement is made of the mar
, riage of Miss Myda E. Langlois, daughte
of A. E. Langlois Of Detroit, Mich, t,
Ira H. Shattuck, Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
. Ira H Shattuck Of this CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Howard entertained
informally last evening at their home
: 3116 Clinton avenue, in honor Of thei
brother, Roy A. Howard, who has just re
! turned from three years. service with tn
I Twenty eighth infantry on the Pacifi
r coast and in the Philippines. After few
musical numbers cinch was played unit
i a late hour, when refreshments wer
? served. Covers were laid for thirty five
: The out Of town guests were Mr. and Mrs
Otto F. Read Of Chicago: Miss Anna Ny
r quist, D. Il. Howard and Alfred Mortonso1
Of st. Paul.
Mrs A.: d. Foster Of 1910 d Twenty
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