The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Blackburn Of Duluth,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Blackburn and Mr..
and Mrs. Thwing will celebrate the ami
versary of their weddings tomorrow at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w, b. Pillsbury,
706 University avenue Sc. as the real an
niversaries fall on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Blackburn have made their home in Du-I
luth for fourteen years and came down
yesterday to celebrate their golden we'd
ding with their children at the home OF
| their daughter, Mrs. Pillsbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thwing, also from Duluth will cele-
brate the sixteenth anniversary of their
marriage, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black
burn can count twenty-five anniversaries.
| A reception will be given in the evening
and the home Of Mr.. Blackburn, which
adjoins the Pillsbury residence, will also
be used for entertaining the guests.
| Miss Ida G.. King entertained twenty
five guests Wednesday evening at her
home on Spruce place In honor OF two OF
the summer brides, Miss Idella Mae Bach
man, whose marriage to Rev. John w.
Day of Des Moines, Iowa, will take place
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ding to DR.. Louis J, Haas has been set
for the evening Of Wednesday, June "a.
A fortune cake furnished much amuse-
ment and later the young women made
| hats out Of tissue paper, and the men
showed what they could do with a needle.
| The souvenirs were decorated with we'd
ding bells and the decorations were in
pink and green. Among the guests were
Mr.. Day, who had come from Des Moines,
and Miss Lilli G. A. LeBeau Of Chicago.
The bridal dinner for Miss Olivia Kruse
and Claude Stevenson will be given Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Vein
hold, 1924 Park avenue.
i Tuesday evening the social event Of the
university year, the senior promenade,
will take place in the armory, and for the
past six weeks rumOrs In regard to Its ar
rangements have been floating around
the campus. The decorations, which will
be furnished by the New Store, will be In
tamarack trees with the class colors, red
and white, as a contrast to the green.
, The Fort Smelling band will play and
the program which will be preceded by six
concert numbers, will include twenty
seven regular dances and nine supper ex-
tras. The dance cards will be something
new, of tan leather burned in a unique
design. T.
The opening dance Of the Minnetonka
club will make the lake the mecca of So
, ciety tomorrow evening, and the affair
will be a brilliant one. It has been sug-
gested that the women wear red and
: white, if possible, and thAt the men go
In white duck, outing suits. The opening
dance will be followed by the regular
party on Memorial Day and many house
parties are being planned.
Mrs. Chester M. Carlow entertained q
group of women very informally, at 9
thimble bee this afternoon at her home
on Blaisdell avenue.
/, Mrs Edward H. Gregory and Mrs. w
&C. Pike entertained twelve young women
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs
!. Gregory on East Twenty-fourth street fol
Miss Gertrude Sprague. Pink carnations
i. beaut1fied the room, and In. the dining
!, room was d basket Of ferns and spicy
blossoms During the afternoon the
!, guests hemmed towels for the bride. Mrs
Gregory was aided by Misses Helen Grit.
, fifth and Lucille Gregory Present were
Mrs. J. w. Mintener, Mrs. ]. D. Sprague
}, Misses Sprague; Lois Sprague, Vera Bear
and Ruby Avery. ~,
Miss Mary L. Gilman, principal of the
Clay school, was pleasantly surprised b!
, her teachers last evening at the home
| Of Mrs Chaser on Fourth avenue S. Aftel
| a social hour of games and music Mis-:
). | Gilman was presented with set Of sill
yer orange spoons, and an original poem
was read expressing the affection ant
esteem in which she is held by the teach
ers and their regret at her departure
$ ! She will leave at the close Of school t.
join her father on a California orang'
grove.
Albert and Will Wintheifer entertained
forty guests at porch party last eve
). ming at their home on Highland avenue
The veranda was hung with festoons 0
>. red crepe paper, and red carnations wer
also used. Yellow tulips and tapers wer
in the dining room. The guests included
the J. L. D. girls.
Mrs. r. Gregory of 1918 Thirteenth ave
{. nue. S gave o'clock tea yesterday 70
Miss Gussie Wendorf of st. Paul. TIL
decorations and appointments were II
green and pink.
Miss Edna L. Billings, assisted by Mis-
o 4 Beatrix G. Blake, entertained Wednesda,
evening at the home Of her uncle, Dr
T. w. 4Penbertly, 3117 Calhoun boulevard
Music and games were followed by
dainty luncheon. The guests include
Misses Beatrix Blake, Mary Rhoder, Ma
tiIda Buss, Florence McGovern, Juli
- Griffin and Jennie Larsons
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
o. F. Rieck is visiting relatives IN New Yors
Mrs T. NJ. Paine and daughter, Miss Ellie
+ Paine, have returned from the south.
Mrs T.. M. c. Mcdowell Of Seattle is the CUES
1 Of Mrs. r.. B. Scott, 1886 Grand avenue.
Mrs "A. N. Jones Of Chicago, ILL.,, is yisitin