The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30

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Mobiles hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
| Several hundred guests gathered III
the parlors of the Central Baptist
church last evening to bid farewell to
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Dawley, the re-
| ley will leave tomorrow for his new
charge at Syracuse, N. Y, and will re-
turn in April for his family. The par
| lors were made beautiful with
| palms and potted plants and the walls
were hung with southern smilax
against which the Easter lilies were
resplendant.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. sDawleys were assist
ed in receiving by T. q. Hughes, A. F.
Storms. Mr.. and Mrs. p: a Thayer,
Mrs. E. G. Beards1ee and Miss RATHER
inc Kidder, while J. T. 1Barnum and
Miss Gladys covell introduced the
guests. The choir sang and a man
! dolin orchestra played. Frappe was
Eserved by Misses Mary: Chandler, Flor
ence Smith and Gracia Brearly.
Mr.. Dawley was the recipient of
several handsome souvenirs. The
Theta Delta Chi fraternity, Of which
Hugh Leach, with silver loving cup,
appropriately inscribed, and J. T..
Barnum, president Of the Young
mems class, in behalf Of the members,
gave him a set Of sectional book
cases.
Tomorrow evening the members Of
| the church will have farewell sup
per, with Mr.. and Mrs. Dawley before
the regular prayer meeting. Mr..
|Dawley has been pastor of Central
Baptist church for eight years and
has been instrumental in building up
the church work.
II Mrs. Eleanor Mathews and Miss
j Sara Ankeny gave a thimble bee yes
\ terday afternoon at their home on
i Clinton avenue for Mrs. John O. Davis.
i The floral decorations Of spring flow
ers, red carnations and trailing vines
We're very prettily arranged, The
table in the dining room had a beau
4 tiful centerpiece of golden jonquils
il and the ices were in white and gold.
} Progressive conversation filled an hour
delightfully."- and promoted acquaint-
ance. Miss Augusta Brown sang two
II numbers.
*'The Veriscope In Surgery and AS
tronomy' was the subject given a
wel1-known woman on which to write
a club paper. It had a most impos-
4 ing sound and she impressed a num-
Der Of people with it until some one
II had the courage to ask what q veri-
scope was. A blank look crossed her
face and she reluctantly confessed
that she did not know. Ignorance is
a state one need not linger in IL one
has the proper spirit, and the club
woman called up a prominent SUR
geon. He had never heard Of veri-
scope, which was discouraging for the
surgical side Of the paper. But a club
woman Is not easily daunted when in
search Of information, and this par
I ticular club woman went to the uni
versity on the trail Of the veriscope in
pSt fney pr snoeK
} heads and confessed ignorance. The
club woman was in despair, for moth.
ing was left for her paper but the sub.
ject and it's imposing sound rang ho1-
low. A friend, not a club woman
suggested that the dictionary might
| know something of the veriscope and
there, safely tucked away in a LONG
column Of fine print, were the en-
} Tightening words, ..See kinetoscope.'
After that It was easy, and If the sur
geons and the professors would like
to learn what the veriscope is and
what it has done TOR surgery and as.
tronomy, they might secure permits
I sion to be present at the reading OF
J the paper and bit OF knowledge
Z never comes amdss. IS 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James AZ. Peterson
went to Mt. Horeb, Wis, Monday, tc
witness the marriage Of their niece
Moody Of Minneapolis, which took
place last evening. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
4 DAZZLE. The service was read in the
! Lutheran church and was followed by
reception ct the pahle residence
{ man. DR.. Moody will bring his bride
to Minneapolis and they will be a
home after April Is, at 1908 Parl
I avenue. ,s s
Mrs. S. G. Noble will have an Easte,
party Saturday evening In her hall or
I the East Side and several cotillior
(i figures will be danced with favor!
81 suggestive OF the season.
The wedding 81 Miss Virginia Gro
Sf yer and 81. f. Barnard OF Washington
s D. c., will take place tomorrow even
ing at the home Of her father. NJ. ID
Moreover on Summit avenue, st. Paul
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