The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25

The people of All Souls Universalist
church gave reception last evening to
celebrate the golden wedding of two Of
the oldest members, Mr.. and Mrs.
elbow chrysanthemums and palms with
streamers of yellow furnish ed the APP
propriate decorations and the refresh
ment table was lighted with yellow
shaded candles, and adorned with the
heavy-headed chrysanthemums. Rev.
A. N. Alcott read letters from out-of
town friends, Miss Avery Trask played
and Miss Harriet Hiscock sang. Mr..
and Mrs. Goodale were presented with a
purse of gold.s, Mines. w. H. Knowlton,
w. H. Kirk, Herbert Mead and group
of young women assisted thru the rooms
and Mines. Powell and Conner presided
at the refreshment table.
Mr.. and Mrs: Goodale came to Min
neapolis from Boston two years after
their marriage and they have lived here
ever since.
The Apollo club was entertained last
evening by General and Mrs. Charles
Nee. Reeve at their home at Lake Har-
riet.. Chrysanthemums mingled with
ferns in the decoration of the rooms.
The affair was informal and group of
musical numbers was delightful
feature.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks was the
| honor guest at handsomely appointed
dinner which was given last evening at
Van SAINT. In the center of the table
was flag formed of white chrysan-
| themums, red carnations and blue i'm
mortelles. The guests included group
of women prominent in the Daughters
of the American Revolution who had
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aSsn nxsa TO mss MRS. rbe9 0aRh
Mines. W: N. Liggett, st; Anthony
Park, G. T. Thompson and Ell Torrance,
Minneapolis; Franklin Rising of Wi
mona; Washburn, Duluth; Jewett. Eek.
ert, Plant, Willis Van Devanter, Walter
H. Sanborn, Edward H: Gheen and Ed
ward G. Rogers of st. Paul.
! The J: L. D. Girls celebrated. thei1
first anniversary last evening with 6
progressive dinner at which they enter
a company Of twenty-four. The hos
tesses were Misses Edna Leighton, Or:
Lenore Peck. The club colors, white
and gold, were used in the decoration
and each hostess had arranged favors
suggestive of the course or occasion
The menus in which the dishes Were
hidden in conundrums were found a
MISS Leighton s. A mirror, IT1nge(
with foliage, simulated lake for tn,
fish course and the tiny frogs on tn,
surface were favors for the guests
Miniature sheep were the souvenirs TO-
the meat course, and Miss Ruth Win
gate played a musical program Will
it was served. Poster cards wer
found with the salad and cards with tn
list Of toasts were with the dessert
Miss Peck voiced a welcome an,
Charles Cook responded. Misses Blair
Wingate and Meta Arff toasted the J
L. D. girls, each taking one Of tn
initials.y,The birthday cake with it's on
candle occupied a conspicuous place
The members Of the club, in addition t
the hostesses, are. Misses Ella! Lille
Meta Arff, Gertrude Martin, Alic
Brown, Minnie Heinrich, Alice Ponsor
by and Mamie Keidel, and their guest
were Charles E. Cook, Charles Lille
Alexander J. Barnes, Arthur G. Leigh
ton, Fred w. Stevens, Henry Oswald, .
G.. Weitzel, W. G.. Keidel, W. A. Young
Jr., w. G.. Huestis, G. w. Pickett an
George F. Peck.
Minneapolis friends will be intereste
\ in the announcement of the engagemeI
of Miss Florence N. Lincoln Of Spring
field, Mass, and Albert H. Washburn c
New York. Miss Lincoln is niece c
DR.. and Mrs. o. S. Chapman, and ha
spent some time with them and wit
/ Miss Nellie Quirk.
Mrs. Alonzo Phillips was hostess fc
the Monday Card club yesterday at he
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