The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-13

suspended between the parlors with red
and green ribbons Refreshments were
served from prettily appointed table,
where q bowl of spicy carnations formed
the centerpiece, while fragrant locust
blossoms were on the red satin ribbons
which trailed over the CLOTH
Mr.. and Mrs. John HELLER have issued |
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, 5Lottie, and Carl J. Larson. which
will take placo at their home on Columbus
avenue Wednesday evening, June a. The
shower last week In honor Of Miss HELLER,
where the decorations were in bridal
wreaths and foliage. Miss Margaret
Cramer will be hostess Wednesday eve
ming at lawn party at her home, on
Park avenue, for Miss HELLER and Mr..
Larson, and a picnic will be given at
Wildwood later In the week.
Thursday afternoon a group of st. Paul
young women will have luncheon in
Donaldson's tearoom as guests Of Miss
Petsch Of st. Paul. in honor of Miss Kan
ten Of ST. Paul, whose marriage to Walter
F. Lindeke will take place Wednesday,
June %. >aE
Saturday afternoon Miss Daisy Edge
comb, June bride, will be guest Of hon
or at parcel shower given by Miss Essie
Dickey, at her home, Alt Eighteenth ave-
nue. Sc The following Monday Miss Jar
Wis Of Excelsior will give a heart party
in her honor.
| DR.. and Mrs. Albert Shaw were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. $Hawley,
! of Franklin avenue, and DR.. Shaw has
been busy greeting his old friends. This
lis the first time in twelve years that he
has been in Minneapolis more than over a
train, and it is the first visit that Mrs.
Shaw has made to her husbands old
home. They have been spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Severance
at their country place, Cedarhurst, near
list. Paul.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Hall
had DR.. and Mrs Shaw and Mr. and Mrs.
HaWley for dinner, and this morning Mr.
and Mrs. Hawley had a small group Of
DR.. Shaw's friends at breakfast. DR.. and
Mrs. Shaw leave this evening for Grin
nell, Iowa, where DR.. Shaw will deliver
an address, on the opening of the new
Carnegie library. On his way to the twin
cities DR.. Shaw attended the commence
ment exercises at Madison university and
received the degree of doctor Of laws.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
l afternoon at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Steffensen. 4120 Queen avenue, when
Miss Blanche Gertrude Bondel and Rich
! ard Frederick Krase We're married. Only
the relatives witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. Charles Maxwell Mr.
and Mrs. Krase will be at home after
June 20 at 4O2S Queen avenue.
Miss Annabelle Hodge and Carl Farmer
were quietly married Saturday. Only the
family was present at the service, which
was read by Rev. G. l.. Morrill,. Fred
Farmer, brother of:Slthe. bridegroom, Of
i fciated as best man, and Mrs. Roy Farm
er as matron of honor. After June Is
the young couple will be at home at 1888
First avenue S. Il,
Friday afternoon Mrs George A. Ker-
stem Of Colfax avenue s entertained fifteen
young women at parcel shower In honor
Of Miss Alvina Siegmann The room
!, were profusely decorated with snowbar1s
and ferns. Hearts Were played, and after
the games refreshments were served on
the small tables, which were decorated
with pink hearts. IA bunch of snowballs
| tied with tulle marked the place Of the
, bride.
f Saturday afternoon Miss James, one OF
s the bridesmaids, gave surprise shower
| for Miss Siegmann, and Thursday Mrs
4 L. B. Vollner Of Elliot avenue entertained
her at kitchen shower. The guests
5 gave the bride their favorite recipes.
l delightful event of last week was
the kitchen shower given by Miss Jennie
+ Creme in honor of. Miss Belle West, 6
e bride Of the. week.. Pink was the chosen
color, and each room was redolent will
spicy carna lions. The color scheme wa
5 most effectively carried out In the dining
: room and in the dainty collation. servet
4 the guests. The only variation was tn
, huge bunch of bridal wreath tied will
p white satin ribbon, which marked \ tn
e brides place. A guest book done in waite
colors was given Miss West as souvenir
iSS will HrfI a 81
g Miss West at her wedding Wednesda.
! evening
IS Friday evening the alumni of the North
:. western Conservatory held their annua
q meeting in conservatory hall, followed b
8 a banquet in the M. G. Albro lunchroom
: in the Dayton building. At the meetin
Miss Margaret Gilmore was elected pres
ident of the association; Miss Nellie Boel
vice president; Miss Carrie Warnes, sec
q rotary, and Miss Edith Fitz, treasurer
a A musical program was given by Mis-
Boer and Miss Exine Smith, who fur
nished piano numbers, while Claranc
y Marshall and Leslie Williams gave vocs
- numbers. In the .banqueting rooms tn
- - decorations were in green and white, tn
~ effect being produced by palms, ferns an
, = white blossoms. The banquet was in
- formal and no speeches were made. Lat
= er there was dancing in conservatory hal
.
- Thursday afternoon Miss Marion Dun
% Of 1928 Third avenue entertained fl
" some of her high school associates IL
~ guest of honor being Miss Helen M,
-. Arthur, who is about to return to h
" home in La Crosse after spending Il
: school year with her aunt, Mrs. Edmur
90 Pennington Of Second avenue
10 Branches Of snowballs and vines were use
+ effectively thru the parlors and librar
II and pink and white carnations with ferl
of were In the dining-room. The table w;
at laid for twelve. Miss Dunn was assistt
is by her cousins Mrs. Barker and Mi
av Wayne Smith.
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Mrs. ]. S. Ganley gave linen show
- Friday afternoon for Miss Elmanette Cal
"A ton. Master Donald Skidmore brought
"a the gifts in a sack. The rooms we
"a made pretty with carnations.
81 Miss Clara Reid, a bride of June