The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-28

eral years and made a host of friends
with her charming personality and
beautiful voice. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Hall of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. Mr.. Upham has also
many friends in Minneapolis, as his
first wife was a Minneapolis woman,
Mrs. Judd, sister of Mrs. Nellie Ger
trude Judd Smith, now of Chicago.
The wedding will take place in Octo-
Der.
DR.. and Mrs. Adolph Blitz issued
the, invitations to-day for the marriage
of their daughter Helen to John Rus
sell Norton, which will take place
Tuesday evening, June IA, at their
have chosen the evening Of June 20 as
the time for their wedding and the
service. will be read at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Gordon, 1929 Fifth avenue S.
The marriage of Miss Helen Chaffee
and James M. Wallace will take place
very quietly next Saturday evening at
the home Of the bride. No invitations
have been issued and only the imme-
diate relatives will be present.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Maude
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
RuthVen B. Thompson and George
Carpenter Brett of Chicago, will take
place Wednesday, June Is, at the fam
lily residence, 420 Oak street.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. G. E.,
Thompson entertained in honor Of the
bride. @
The wedding Of Miss Katherine
Davies, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. David
d. Jones, and Arthur J. Davies
is announced to take place
Tuesday evening, June 81. at the home
of the bride, 3l16 Park avenue. Miss
Mary G. Davies, the brides cousin, will
come from Columbus Ohio, to be her
maid of honor and the best man will
be Walter West Fawcett whose own
wedding will take place the last Of
June.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs James r.
Smith and Mrs. A. Warden Smith gave
a recipe shower for Miss Davies. A
pretty rose comforter was tied at the
home Of Mrs J. E. Smith, which was
fragrant with branches of lilac bios
SONS, and when it was finished the
hostesses and guests went next door to
the home of Mrs. A. Warden Smith,
where refreshments were served and
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the brides place was booklet hold
ing the recipes. The cover was orna-
mented with water color sketch and
the words Compliments of Cupid's
Chef. After supper the guests and
the comforter were photographed on
the lawn.
Harold Hoffman will give dinner
at the Minikahda club this evening for
Miss Olivia Kruse and Claude Steven
son. The guests will go out to the
club in automobiles and those who
will be. present are Misses Kruse,
Mabel Stevenson, Lucy Boardman,
Nell Quirk, Anita Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel S. Cargill, Jr., Mr.. Stevenson,
James Fulton, Andrew Fulton and
Harry Hutchinson of Iowa.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Car
gill will entertain for Miss Kruse and
dinner and Wednesday the wedding
will take place.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Edith
Williams gave a plate shower for the
bride at the home of Mrs Alvah w.
Ludwig, 1901 Humboldt avenue S
and the gifts were brought to Miss
Kruse in a miniature carriage. Pur-
pie and white lilacs were in the par
| lors and pink roses and tapers in the
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sisted the hostess. There were twen-
! ty guests and hearts were played
The officers Of Plymouth church
gave a reception last evening at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alden Smith
| on Harmon place, for Rev. and Mrs
| Alden II. Clark who sail for India,
July 16, to represent the church in the
missionary field. Mr.. Clark was or
dained into the ministry in Plymouth
church this week and the people had
him last evening. Pink and white
peonies,- lilac blossoms and roses in
| profusiOn were arranged thru the
rooms and in the dining rooms q
| basket OF marguerites and asparagus
! ferns was on the table. Rev. an(
Mrs. L.. II. Hallock and Mr.. and Mrs. F
w. Lyman received with Mr.. and Mrs
i Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
i Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Crandall were
honor guests last evening at re.
ception, which was given by the wo
men of Trinity Baptist church at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Gil
lette, 314 Tenth avenue Sc. Smila1
and lilac blossoms furnished an at
tractive decoration. Miss Brown sans
during the evening and mandolin
ASAeSIld p1dyeu. Mr. CranQall IS the
new pastor of the church and came t,
Minneapolis from Chicago.
Miss Cora E. Bailey, bride o
next month, was the honor guest a
a spoon shower which Mrs. J. j. Hus
gave last evening at her home, 141
dupont avenue N. The rooms wer
lighted with Japanese lanterns an,
white carnations and ferns were tn
decorations. A bunch of the blossom
was tied to the brides chair wit
white ribbons and there was an. oil
shoe for luck. Miss Myrtice Eichhor
IN Japanese costume presented TIL
spoons to Miss Bailey and the favor
We're cards suggestive of the flower
kingdom.
! Mrs. R. S. Stephens gave a Dime
, Thursday evening at her; home @
Chicago avenue for Miss Helen Chat
fee and James M. Wallace, who's
wedding will take place next Saturda
evening. Covers were placed for eigh
and red carnations, ribbons and taper
made the table pretty, while cluste
of American beauty roses was at tn
brides place.
}, Mrs. P. G. Maxson of 240O Hum
) Saturday for Mrs. A. A. Stevens g
!, New York. After dinner Mrs. D. N
, Weishoon sang several characte
songs. Tulips and carnations wer
: the decorations.
The junior class of the South I1ig
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