The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-01

About two hundred guests were pres
ent at the annual charity ball Of the
Dovre. Aid society, which was given last
chrysanthe and palms made an at
tractive setting in the parlors, and
palms banked the stage in the ballroom,
where Ringwalps orchestra played "a
program of dances. The guests were re-
ceived by Mines; Jacob Swanson, P. P.
4. r. Hanson and Miss ]. Biorhus.
Frappe was served from chrysanthe-
mum decked table by Mines. P. j. Foster
Marian Donnelly, J. B. Erickson and
Miss Matilda Olson. The affair was the
sixth annual dance which the. society
to carry on it's philanthropic work. Fiji
teen families were cared for last wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. "A. Cole Of 1907 Gin
ton avenue entertained at dinner Tues
| day evening lin honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
ifornia: The table decorations were red
and white, and covers were placed for
twelve. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
Allen Junkin and Miss Edith Wilcox of
Kellogg; Ernest Cook of st. Paul, Mrs
Susan Rounds of Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs
4 Cecil Cole of Rockford, and DR.. Lincoln
OF Wabasha.. A theater party was given
i in the evening. ,E.-- =. 4:-....el- .
/ The Delta Delta Delta sorority will
entertain Friday evening, Dec. 9, at the
\ home Of Miss Kate Bennett, 1927 Fourth
street Sc. s.a @t~. -. H.. - :
Miss Sophia Gloria Wiese of Mime.
: apolis and DR.. Frederick Schacht of
! Lexington, KY, were married in the
Pilgrim Congregational church in St,
i Louis, Saturday. The ceremony was
\ performed by Dr.. M Burnham Dr..
4 Schacht is a graduate Of the Mime.
sofa state university and is better
! known to his Minneapolis friends as
team. The bride has been teaching
/ for several years in the Minneapolis
3|;public schools. After the close of the
{ st. Louis fair DR.. and Mrs. Schacht will
take an extended tour thru California
4 .and make their home in Burlington
4 Wash, after Jan. 1. ~
] Miss Long of st. Paul invited about
one hundred guests yesterday afternoon
/ poem drama, !" The City" read his new:
{ est work. The unusual treat of hearing
LA poet of frst-rate ability interpret
an important work was much appre
Z ciated by the cultivated and dis.
eliminating audience. The drama made
Z a deep impression and confirmed the
golden opinion already held Of Mr.. Up.
] son g work by those who know it. The
= reading also served to introduce his
!. poetry to larger circle.
4 After the reading the guests were in
. troduced to Mr.. Upson by Miss Long
& Refreshments were served during the
! reception hour from a prettily appoint
i ed table. The affair was given in Miss
i LOOMS attractive hall on Holly ave
i, nue..
4 The: marriage Of Miss Anna Malloy
4 and F. w. Taintor was solemnized last
Z evening in Oliver Presbyterian church
!, by Rev. George P. Magill. The cere
. mony was followed by a reception at
!; the home of the bridegroom S parents
q 1914 Eighteenth avenue S. Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Tranter left at once for Chicago
]. where they will make their home.
y H. b. Freeman Of Kimball, MINI.
4 is the guest of his daughter, Mrs
I H. E. Angler, 964 Twenty avenue
Il NE. Mr.. Freeman came to attend the
:. celebration of the tenth anniversary OF
4 the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angler
q last evening. There was a gathering OF
i family and friends and after socia
. pleasures light refreshments were
q served Mr.. and Mrs. Angler received
Z number of handsome gifts.