The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

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Miss Wilma Anderson entertained TWEEN
ty friends last evening at her home on
Upton avenue for Mrs Adelaide Mead
Messicx of Philadelphia, who is visiting
in the twin cities. Games We're played,
there was Nnusical program and Miss
Hartford gave several recitations. Re
freshments were served on the porch ana
nasturtiums and red tapers made the table
pretty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hanson gave fam
lily dinner last evening at their nome on
Harriet avenue for Miss Gertrude Hanson
and Walter l.. Haskell Golden glow and
cosmos were heaped in the center of the
table and vines trailed from the brilliant
tangle over the cloth. Pink roses marked
the brides place and covers were placed
for sixteen After dinner there was q
musical program by the guests.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent at
the home of Miss Sally Kendrick on Haw-
thorn avenue yesterday in honor OF MISS
Louise Bingham, who will become the
bride of DIR. VIM. A. Coventry on Aug. "a.
A musical program was given by the
guests and buffet luncheon was served.
The house was artistically decorated with
trailing vines and asters. This was one
of a series of functions planned In honor
of the bride.
Mrs j. L. Faulkner entertained at lun
cheon yesterday at her home on Ninth
avenue S. Sweet peas furnished dainty
table decorations and after luncheon there
was a theatre party at the Lyceum Inc
guests were Mines. w. Walker, w. Mer-
RAM, Gray Frnk, G. w. Jacoby, W.. ia
CODY, Hill and H. Newbert.
Mrs Willis Newton of Hawthorn ave-
nue. gave luncheon of ten covers yes
terday for Miss Margaret Fisher of De-
troit, Mich. The table was crossed with
bands of lavender ribbon and in the CEN
ter stood a jar of Japanese lilies. The
name cards were the pictorial postcards
of Minneapolis, and each guest wrote a
toast to Miss Fisher which was read
after luncheon.
Miss Grace Sanford entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening at her home III
st. Paul for Miss Grace Norton, who has
been spending some time with twin city
friends Palms and sweet peas decked
the parlors, and in the diningroon roses
were on the table. which was lighted by
green tapers in silver candeabra Clus-
ters of sweet peas marked the covers of
the honor guests, Miss Norton, George Fl.
Norton and Horace Hay of New York.
There were twenty-siX at table, and din
ner was followed by dancing. Miss Nor
ton left yesterday morning for her home
in Winona, accompanied by her brother,
George H. Norton, and Mr.. Hay.
The wedding of Miss Maybelle Jessie
Ganyaw and William Dwight Corbett took
place yesterday at the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Gan
5 yaw, on West Lake street Ferns and
roses made charming setting for the
bridal party, while in the diningroom a
profusion of pansiess was used with the
green Of ferns and vines. Miss Eugenia
Shaw was maid of honor and wore cream
brllliantine and carried pink roses The
brides gown was of cream nuns yelling
with lace trimmings, and her flowers We're
red roses. Rev. C. E. Burton read the
service, and William Hineman was best
man. At the reception which, followed
MINES. Dittrick, Hattie Schotte and Miss
Goyrotte assisted thru the rooms. Among