The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-22

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Mr.. and Mrs. August Holnin of Rock
ford, III, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Esther Aurelia, to Dr..
Adolf Moody of Minneapolis. The wedding
will take place early in the new year.
Wednesday, afternoon a group OF the
girl friends Of Miss Grace Giles will en-
terrain for her at the home of Mrs. Charles
Larson. 2729 Chicago avenue. Monday eve
Ming. Sept. 5, Miss Madge Cramer of 1920
Park avenue will be hostess at an affair
for Miss Giles, who will be September
bride.
Miss Ida Howard was guest Of honor at
a reception Friday afternoon given by
Miss Mae Cooke at her home on Jefferson
street NE. Goldenglow was arranged In
the receptionroom, while cutglass bowls of
sweet peas and asters adorned the par
lors, and in the diningroom huge Jap
anese basket held nasturtiums. Inc
BRIDES chair was decked with white sweet
peas tied with white ribbon. Dainty ices
were served, after which hand-decorated
recipe book was presented to Miss How
ard During the afternoon Master Raymond
and little Gladys Horn entered with a
flower covered wheelbarrow laden with
parcels which were given the bride In
pretty little verse by little Gladys. Blue
prints of Miss Howard and Mr.. Sargent
were given the guests. Miss Cooke was
assisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs.
Albert Mars Of ST. Paul Park. Next
week trolley party will be given for Miss
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Barre gave an infor-
NAL musicale Friday evening at their
home on E Seventeenth street for their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barre OF
Montreal, Can Asters furnished pretty
decoration for the parlors, and American
Beauty roses were in the diningroonl. A
delightful program was given by Mrs.
Louis Barre and J. Bollanger.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright were
pleasantly surprised at their home on JEFF
ferson street Friday evening by few of
their friends in honor of the first ami
versary of their marriage. The guests
were Mrs. H. E. Babb, Mrs. j. r. Brown.
Misses Edna and Myrtle Wright, Margaret
and Annie Werner Mabelle Robinson,
Anna Wright Florence Brown, Messrs. E.
J. Babb, Daniel Hall, Daniel Wright, c.
Robinson, N. A. LIE Herault, A. Libby
G. Young, o. w. Martin, 3. D. Hansen
and Woodward Wright.
Mrs. Bernhard Hage gave luncheon
at her residence, $40 Holmes avenue, Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
Sorenson of Grand Forks, N. D., and Miss
Hanson Of Chicago. Covers were laid for
eight, and the rooms and table were dec
Grated with goldenrod.
Harvey Lobdell gave a stag party Fri
day evening in the rooms of the Knicl1er-
booker club, 2413 Bloomington avenue.
In vitations had been sent to twenty-five
friends hn in
enjoyable way. A delightful program
was given, after which cinch and whist
were played. The rest of the evening
was spent around the cosy corner singing
and telling tales while Mr.. Morris gave
a number of selections on the piano, &C
companied on the mandolin by Mr. Lang
quist. The Knickerbocker quartet gave
several numbers. Oriental rugs and Jap
anese lanterns were used for decorations
Miss Vivien Forsaw of Chicago is the
guest Of Mrs c. A Johnston, Seventeenth
avenue S, and Friday evening Mrs John
ston entertained informally for her To
morrow evening Miss Forsaw will be the
honor guest at dinner at a downtown
cafe, and Wednesday she leaves for Chi
/ cago to join the Richard Lewis Stocf
company in an eastern trip. Miss Forsav
takes the leading role in the play 'Viv-
| ians Papa
Misses Ruth Robbins, Julia Davenpor
and Adella Halves, all graduates of the
East high school, will enter Wells col
) lege in September.
The wedding of Miss Cora Louise Bran
blett and Melville S. Kent Of st. Paul will
take place this evening at the home O
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs w. R
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