The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

Miss Alma Hoegh was the tea this
afternoon when Mrs. Philip B. Hunt
entertained a group Of the women OF
the younger set from 4 until o'clock.
Spring flowers furnished simple
decoration thru the rooms and iris
blossoms, ranging from bright gold
to brown. were in the dining-room.
Mrs. Hunt and Miss Hoegh received
Mines. Benjamin Woodwork. Archa
Wilcox, Cavour iLangdon. John Shaw,
Frank Blakeley, Charles M. Case.
Misses Weston and Lord, the out Of
town girls who came for the wedding,
and Miss Jane Mcdonald and Miss
Helen Hoegh.
A quiet wedding Of to-day was that
Of Miss Glare Francesca Kruger,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Hell
muth Kruger, and Albert James
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will be
at home in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris Of ia
University avenue. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, May
Jeanette to Gerhardt S. Meier Of Wi
mona. Miss Morris has gone east for
a fortnight, and the date Of her we'd
ding, which will be in June, will be
announced on her return. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Henderson of
1915 Thomas avenue, announce the
| engagement Of their daughter, Marie
Clara, to Donald G.. Lowell. The
wedding will be one of the pretty
The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Davies, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. David
E. Jones. and Arthur ]. Davis is an
nounced to take place the last Of June.
| Apothar T,,,a ryodH3or will fe tbo+
Of Miss Elsie Maude Thompson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthven B.
Thompson, and George Carpenter
Brett Of Chicago, whose engagement
has just been announced.
The engagement is announced of
Florence Marion Phernetton of Eau
Claire, Wis, to Eugene Joseph Bau-
man. Mr.. Bauman is former
resident Of Minneapolis, having but
recently moved to Scanlon, Mimi,
where he Is connected with the
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber company
The wedding will take place in July
at Green Bay, Wis.
The Saturday table d'hote dinners
and music which were such pleas
ant feature at the Town and Country
and every Saturday will probably find
a number of people driving out or 60
ing over in automobiles for the road
from here to the club is one of the
prettiest out Of Minneapolis.
Professor and Mrs. Robert Koehle1
were obliged to postpone their tea
planned for this afternoon as Pro.
fessor Julius Adam of Munich, one Of
the honor guests, missed his railroad
connections in st. Louis and will MOI
arrive until late this evening. The
tea will be given some day next week
Mrs. Howard H. Kicker will be
hostess of the Monday Card club II
her apartments at the Holmes hotel
next week, and it will be the las
meeting Of the season.
A charity card party was given il
Masonic Temple this afternoon by thu
Deutscher Frauen club, which does 81
much philanthropic work. Cinch wa
played at fifty tables and the mem
bers Of the club formed an informa
reception group to look after tn
pleasure of the guests. Light refresh
ments were served and spring flower
added to the beauty of the rooms.
The Northwestern Chi Psi associa
ton had it's thirtieth annual banque
last evening and contrary to custom
the affair was at the fraternity lodge
Usually it has been held at the Mime
apolis club, but the new lodge wa
4 much more attractive in the eyes o
the members. Albert H. Hall acte
\ as POSTMASTER and w. L. Basset
d spoke on "In Retrospect" Judge "
D r. Cray, Judicial Decision on CT
4 Psi;' Elmer b. Adams, ''The Univer
sity;" DR.. J. Grosvenor Cross, 9Th
Z Fraternity" Albert B. LOye, Char
acteristics of Chi Psi's;" Charles [
Robinson, Home Rule" The reur
) ion brought a number Of out of-tow
= men to the city and "reminiscences {
college life were exchanged.
Miss Louise Patthey gave a line
shower last evening for Miss Clair
Harrington. bride of next week.
was an informal affair and abor
fifteen young women, friends Of tn
bride, were present
Wednesday evening Miss Harring
ton was the honor guest at an info1
NAL musicale given by Miss Nab,
Augustine. An enjoyable program {
vocal and instrumental numbers WE
given. The guests were: Mise
Harrington, Flora Boyd, Edna Ma
son, Irene Wood, Effie Cole and Jel
= ME Lee Of La Crosse; Messrs. Arth,
Jones, F. r. Wilson, Harold Taylo
u VIM. McFhail, c. P. Sutorious ar
Harry Libbey.
A bridal shower which proved to |
a wedding celebration surprised IL
eighty guests who assembled at tt
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w! B. Ande
son, in Hopkins, on Wednesday evel
ing. They had been hidden to