The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29
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and saliva blossoms furnished gorge.
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The residence Of Mrs. William Gar
diner, 2450 Girard avenue s.. was the
d days. afternoon and evening in behalf Of
the Lowry Hill Congregational church.
The hostesses land Mrs. Nootnagel were
assisted in receiving by Mines. Hub
bard, Stacy. Fairfax, Ortiz and G. Q.
johnson. The house was bright with
clusters of flowers !. and ferns, with red
ished table was adorned with large
centerpiece of roses and ferns, while
burning tapers softened by red shades
cast a glow that was very attractive.
Misses King, Dalrymple, Irene johnson,
Richmond, Robertson and Dickey, in
dainty gowns Of red and white, served
the refreshments. Miss Marion Claire
over a hundred dollars, which filled the
dainty sacks presented by the guests.
In the parlor a most attractive tent had
been arranged, where Miss Gould told
| fortunes. Poems We're read from absent
guests By, Dr., NootnageL: During the
evening Miss Snyder gave several read
ings. -.
Miss Margaret Hefter entertained
Tuesday evening at her home on Bryant
avenue . N for Frank Rachford of Chi
cago. Misses Maud Burke, Alice Mel
son, Margaret Schraeder and Hefter,
Burke, Henry Griffin and Rachford
gave a program of music, and games
were play/i. The guests were Misses
Burke, Schroeder, Gladys Packard. Irma
Thompson Of Crookston, MINI; Ida
G;hrIiistoplherson, Kate ,Hanlon, Ada
TTu}tle, Alice Nelson, Clara Chesebro,
Theresa Hefter;, Mines. Sydney De-
shene, Fred Hefter,1 Margaret Burke;
Messrs. James Flannigan,: Art Nelson
Henry Griffin, Louis Burke, John Burke,
Fred Hefter and Frank Martin Of
Crookston, MINI.
Miss Hilda Peterson, a bride of o.
tober, was entertained at china show
Misses Lewis, 1920 Twelfth avenue s.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
roses and ferns and after a lengthy
search Miss Peterson was rewarded bv
finding the many pieces Of china hidden
by her friends. Music and games were
the diversions and supper was served
The guests numbered twenty and each
! received a German favor.
Mrs. l.. G.. Butler Of Aldrich avenue
s, gave a crystal shower Monday after
noon for Miss Adeline Merrill, whose
wedding took place this week. Covers
were placed for twelve in the dining
room, where the decorations were II
green and white with a bunch of sweet
peas at the bride s place. Asters were
arranged thru the other rooms.
Rev. W. B. Riley officiated at thre,
|. weddings yesterday. At $3.50 pm. h
read the service for: Miss Mary J. Jern
berg and Edward w. Harris in tn,
First Baptist church.
- The wedding Of Miss Kittie Ellis an.
Charles Kurtholz of Ohio took place a
80 Spruce place, the home of the bride
who is the daughter Of the blind evan
gelist. 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtholz will
leave shortly for Africa to engage il
missionary work under the auspices o
E. the Quakers.
: At $3.50 o'clock Mr.. Riley united il
marriage Miss Louella Sharp and Gal
R. Terrell and the service was read a
the home Of the bride, 1925 Mary place
: Miss ELLA D. Willis and Albert H
McClane were married Tuesday at tn
home of the bridegroom g mother, 3O4
Clinton avenue. The service was rea
. by Rev. j. E. Conant and only the rela
2 tiyes were present. The house was dec
= grated with autumn leaves and flowers
There were no attendants and the brid
! wore her travelling gown of gray an
,, carried bride roses. Mr., and Mrs Nj
. Clane went to St. Louis and, ON thei
, return they will be at home at 304
Clinton avenue. = r. -.
, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Anna Lake has returned from Chicago
; Mrs Thomas IOwrV is home from CO1orad