The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. John Frank CalderWood
Of New York have issued the invitations
for the marriage Of their daughter, ELIZA
beth Moore, to George Price Case OF Min
neapolis, which will take place Tuesday
afternoon, June 7, at 4:s0 clock. In Grace
church, New York.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. Allan
Ramsey will give q tea for Miss Jane
Mcdonald. and the following Saturday
Scott Woodwork will be host at a dinner
for Miss Mcdonald and Norman Stewart
of Chicago Miss Elizabeth Donaldson
will give a dinner Monday, May 80, and
Mrs. e. r. Dibble is planning for tea
for the bride.
Mr.. Stewart will arrive Saturday. May
rs, and his best man, Edward Lyon, will
come from Chicago the next Monday. The
out-of-town guests will include Mrs. Nc.
Leod Stewart the bridegroom's mother,
from Ottawa, Ont; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Stewart Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Davis Of Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Of Hudson and Miss Blanchard
Of Milwaukee, who Is the guest of Mrs.
John F. Mcdonald and will remain for
the wedding.
The Junior class Of the South high
school will give it's annual reception in
Elks' hall, Sixth street near Hennepin
avenue, Friday evening, May 81 and in
vttations may be obtained from the com
mittee.
Mrs. R. s. Stephens gave a quilting bee
this afternoon at her home on Chicago
avenue for Miss Gertrude Sprague, and
about twenty young women were busy
with their needles for the bride. The
decorations were all in tulips, with yellow
IN the parlors, red in the library and white
with ferns in the dining ROOM Mrs
Stephens was assisted by Miss May KEN
per and Miss Florence Stephens
Miss Edith Hoyt Peet, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Peet, and William 3.
Iruesdell were married at the home of the
nrlde.s cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jones,
6o53 Harriet avenue, last evening can
opy of foliage was placed above the bank
or palms and branches Of plum and apple
blossoms were used with lavish hand,
while red roses and carnations sounded a
deeper color note in the dining-room. Miss
Alice McAfee played the ''Lohengrin''
bridal chorus, "Traumerte," and at the
close OF the service, which was read by
Rev. G. 70. Burton, the Mendelssohn
march Miss Laura Mauer, the maid of
honor wore white and carried pink carna-
lions and the bridal gown was of white
mule with medallions Of Mexican drawn
work and the bouquet of brides roses. 7.
M. Herchmer was best man. Among the
guests were Mrs. F. H. Challen of Chi
cago and Mrs. e. Fl. McAllister of Maza.
N. D. Misses Cleona Case, Cordelia Case,
Hida Walden and Laura Garvev. assisted
In the dining s- .,-- =. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Truesdell left for an east
ern trip and they will be at home at 3145
Dupont avenue s after June Is. Mrs.
Truesdell wore travelling gown Of blue
broadcloth and her hat was to match.
Misses Bess Miller, Bessie Dart, Frieda
stoft. Beryl Blair, Laura Button, Maude
Smith, Alice Latz and Annabele Stewart,
who form the social club known as the
Smart Set, gave a delightful dancing
party last evening in Mrs. Mobiles hall
The walls and doorways We're festooned
with pink crepe, which was drawn from
the center of the ceiling and everywhere
there were branches of apple blossoms
with saucy blackbirds nesting on the
twlgs. The lights were shaded with pink
ana the hall looked like a garden A MAY
pole dance in which the young people
wound pink and green streamers around
the pole, was pretty and appropriate
feature. Mines. Charles Bach Will Nor
ris, Fl. L. Late and J. H. Smith chapercned
the sixty young people.
Mrs. Newton Hine Of the Oxford flats
gave a luncheon yesterday. Covers were
placed for eight and the decorations were
carna tons and maidenhair ferns.
Mrs e. P. Capen entertained at g
luncheon Of eight covers yesterday after.
noon at her home, 1419 Linden avenue
and basket Of pink roses was in the
center Of the table,
Miss Hilda Bogren was guest of honor
at a parcel shower given by Miss Edne
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