The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-15

avenue. Only the relatives will be
! present.
Mrs. Charles s. Pillsbury gave a
prettily appointed luncheon this after
noon at her home, on Stevens avenue.
| Covers were laid for twelve.
| Mrs. H. F. sewell entertained tat a
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
home, 3744 Park avenue, for Miss
Margaret Ketzung of Blue Earth, who
| is visiting in the city. Ferns and red
carnations were used to carry out the
color scheme and the place cards were
| dainty, water-color cartoons. There
| were eight guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Reed entertained
last evening at their home on Fiji
teenth street N. The guests were the
members Of the Young PEOPLES Chris.
tan Union Of the Church of the Re-
deemer and they were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. R.. M. Perry, E.
union, Misses Smith, Cotterell and Alb
bic Reed. Guessing games were an
I amusement and prizes were won by
Miss Crane, Miss Stoft and William
Tanner. Miss Olga johnson and Miss
Frida Stoft gave a delightful musical
program. Red roses and carnations
were placed thru the rooms and tapers
| lighted the table in the dining-room
where ices and confections were
I served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorey sherwin were
had planed to give last evening for
Miss Grace e. Matchan and Merton
Washburn owing to the illness of Mrs.
Sherwin.
Mrs. Joseph Sullivan entertained the
bridal party at dinner Wednesday
| nxr ,j,,er Al {ne, otoI,
will give a dinner for Mr.. Washburn
and Mrs. r. D.. Matchan will be hos
tess at the bridal dinner next week.
The wedding of Miss Josie II. Green
ing and Samuel H. Croft took place
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Green
ing, at Grand Meadow, MINI. Miss
Annie L. Little of Northfield was maid
of honor and Charles w. Greening
acted as best man. L. G. Warner Of
Minneapolis was among the guests.
The service was read by Rev. James
Oakley. Mr.. Croft and his bride left
| for Washington, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Croft is connected
with the congressional library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Falconer will
| leave Sunday for an extended visit
! to Palm Beach and a trip thru Mexi-
|
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. g. Day entertained
a group Of friends in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Falconer.
| Wednesday evening a group Of girl
| friends gathered at the home Of DR..
| Locke on Emerson avenue N, in hon
or of Miss Leslie Towse, who leaves
next week for Mount Allison college,
in Sackville, N. B: The house was
prettily decorated with palms and
| ferns and carnations and American
Beauty roses were scattered thru the
rooms. Miss Towse was presented
with two handsomely bound books as
| a token of the esteem and affection of
| her friends. Present were the Misses
Leslie Towse, Bertha Carney, Ella
Brown, Thekla Rosing, Helen Holt,
Leah Sherman, Nettie Kaiser, Ebba
Rosing, Bessie Kelly, Olive Freeman,
Mary Needham and Dena Brown.
Tuesday evening Miss Abbie Reed
and Miss Leila Marshall gave a sleigh
ing party and entertained thirty
guests. After a drive about the lakes
| an oyster supper was served at the
Reed residence, on Fifteenth street N,
and dancing followed.
| John S. Pillsbury and j.. 3. Gilf1l-
| Ian, Jr., left Tuesday evening for San
Francisco, Cal, and they will sail Jan.
25 for trip around the world. They
will be absent eight sor nine months
and will visit all sorts of interesting
land unusual places. M B. Koon and
L. S. Gillette will sail on the same
steamer, but will not go farther than
Japan and the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Gala Chamberlin Williams of