The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-09
clubs to which the guests of honor
formerly belonged, were present.

- me young people or dancing class |
which meets in Johnson hall gave a
entertained guest Mines. c.. G.
Goodrich and r. S. Roberts presided
at the tables heaped with pretty
favors and Ed Phinney, L. r. Jackson
and E. A. Sweat assisted Mrs. Noble.
Large riding caps for the boys and
whips hair ornaments of tinsel, red
roses and gilded horns were some of
the favors. At 10 o'clock a light sup
per was served. The class includes
the following young people: Misses
Ora Ives, Alice Lyman, Catherine Rob
erts, Harriet Loring, Frances Lor-
ing, Helen Truesdale, Helen Abbott,
Margaret Lyman, Marguerite Cray,
Bessie Harrison, Catherine Clerthew,
Charlotte Passmore, Margaret Wash
burn, Bernice Barber, Clara Hudson,
catherine catherine Pend Catherine a1er r King
Margaret Tooker, Alma Hanson, Ellen
Overlook and Gertrude Chandler,
Masters Louis hastings, Malcolm
Chandler, Arthur Morse, Donald Good
rich, Arthur Spring, :. Merton Sowle,
Paul Bailey, Lyle Decker, John SNYDER,
Chamberlain, Charles Fairchild,
George Carleton, John McMul-
len, Kenyon Keith, Fred Lyman,
Richard Hill, Arthur Lyman, Talcott
Williamson, viii Winston, James
Hazlett, Kingsley Murphy and Stanley
| Brooks.
Mrs. Edward James O'Brien gave
her, first post nuptial at home yester-
day at the hotel Summers. Red Car
nations made a pretty decoration thru
the rooms r o N, Miss R%by Butcher Butcher
with Mrs. O'Br1en in the evening.
|
The marriage of Miss Maude Cliff,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K.
Cliff, and Eugene Whitmore took place
Wednesday evening in the Fifth Pres
pretty with wreaths Of holly, festoons
of ground pine and palms.. The ush-
ers were Herman and Arthur
Hochstaetter. Mrs. Freeman at the
organ and Mr.. Atkinson, violinist,
played the "Lohengrin" bridal chorus,
delssohn march. Miss Bessie Shoe
maker was maid of honor and wore
white silk null over blue and carried
bridesmaid roses. The little mower
girl, Leslie Freeman, was In White
frock and carried American Beauty
roses. The brides gown was OF White
chiffon over taffeta trimmed with lace
applique and she wore a veil and calr-
fried lilies of the valley and smilax
The service was followed by recep-
ton for the Immediate relatives at the
Cliff residence on Fifth avenue n
Holiday greens and roses were IN ihe
parlors and carnations and smllaS
, decked the dining-room where Mines
, Freeman and Hochstaetter presided
Mr. Whitmore and his bride Will re-
main with Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff for
month before going to their owr
, home on Aldrich avenue N.
Mrs W. H. Miller entertained |
, few friends at her home, sos Thoma
avenue N, with a quilting part.
Thursday. It was in the nature of {
farewell, as the family leave for Cali
!, fornia this month. Those present Were
Mines Byrnes, Heffelfinger, Hicks
: Kane, Page, Seeliger, Johnson, Lott
and Broderick. A dainty luncheon
was served. During the Afternoon
= Mrs. Fannie Marks-Hicks gave
! group Of vocal solos.
9 Mrs. Thomas Lyons gave a box par
ty at the Lyceum theater Thursda
evening for sher sister, Mrs: Ralph A
q Stewart of Portland, Ore, who ha
q been her guest Others present wer
:. Mines C. S. Pratt, Bartholomew an
o James Boyd. Mrs. Stewart left th1
. morning to visit her father, Phil
: Franklin, in Chicago, and she will re
+ turn to Minneapolis on her way ives
Mrs H. E. Partridge will entertai
> at luncheon Tuesday afternoon at he
:. home on Hennepin avenue.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Lunon G. Pryor CAV
- a dinner of twelve covers last evenln
- at their home on Fremont avenue
- la mound of red carnations veile
with ferns formed pretty table de-
Grafton.
A wedding Of interest to M1nneapt
lis people took place Tuesday in Co
rectionville, Iowa, when Miss Graz
Edmunds and Ned B. Abbott we
married. 1t was a simple home wee
ding and the house was hung wit
southern smilax, with roses and ca
nations to relieve the green. II
err and the service was read by Re
r. T. Jones. The bride wore a dali
ty gown Of cream lansdoWn, fas
Toned with faggoting and tucks, al
carried a large bouquet Of bride rose
! Immediately after the service Zig
! refreshments were served in the di
| Iing-room. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott le
on the evening train for Chicago al
they will spend two weeks in the ea
Upon their return they will be
home In St. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs,
r. Abbott and the Misses Mabel al
Marie Abbott and Edward TOwnse1
b of Minneapolis went down to the we
ding.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
u F. c. Berry and family. Of Duluth; Rev; A.