The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-16

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Gilmore. Annie Royal. Lynn wilson, Jose
phine Jacobs, Clara Brucher, Kittie Mad
den and Mrs. p. Y. Pillow. 81
Mrs w. d. Butterfield Of Ninth street
8 entertained Friday at luncheon for a
bride-elect. Mrs. Clara Spilane and for
Mrs. F. Edwards OF Los Angeles, CAL,
who is visiting relatives in st. Paul. The
decorations were in pink, green and white,
and white carnations were at Mrs. Spi-
lanes place. After luncheon there was a
musical program. Present were Mines.
Clara spilane, G. M. Cannon, M. c. Brown,
G. e. Booth, w. e. Brace, r. NJ Earring
ton. Edwards and Pierce Of st. Paul, ana
Miss Louisa Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Bassett cele-
DRAFTED their golden wedding anniversary
Thursday at their home 5 E Twenty
sixth street dinner was served and
covers were laid for fourteen. The table
decorations We're yellow flowers, and a
wedding cake was in the center. Mr.. and
Mrs Bassett came to Minneapolis from
Brattleboro, Vt Their children are Hen
ry Abbott Bassett, Mrs. Harry c.. Pearse
and Mrs. Bert F. Drew. Mr.. Bassett is
q years OF age and his wife two years
his junior.
Miss Clara e. Tollefson OF Barron, wis.
and Berton s.. Thorpe of the state expert
ment farm We're married at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gilbert in North Min
neapolis Thursday evening Miss Alma
Anderson was maid of honor, and Carl
Rye acted as best man. The bride wore
white silk over taffeta, and her veil was
fastened with lilies Of the valley. Rev.
L.. j. Jerdee read the service in the pres
ence of seventy guests, and a supper fol-
lowed.
The dramatic department of Graham
Hall will present a three-act sketch "In
Old Salem, written by Miss G. B. Batch
elder. Friday evening in Johnson hall, and
the parts will be taken by Misses Louise
de Ia Barre, Alice Pilsbury, Marion Pryor,
Mary Van Dusen, tMaude and Nellie Stew
enson, Harriet Loring, Priscilla Rand,
| Clara Hudson. Margaret jackson, Mar
garet Geggie and Catherine Shull.
Miss Helen Mar, the well-known. enter
| tainer, did not tell all Of her stories when
she last visited her friends in Hamline,
and the most interesting one, concerning
her marriage, has only just reached them,
and 1T Will be news to Minneapolis people.
When she came to America last December
MISS Mar had an exceedingly rough pas
age the ship lost her rudder and her
course and conditions were rather threat
| StiAAA5 ~ O. liA1l1O WOludU CrdV6llnR alone.
But Rohan Clensy, the violinist, proved a
very tower Of strength, he made light OF
the storm and soothed the nervous
Woman's fears in such a satisfactory man
ner that when New York was reached the
couple were married Then the bride
came to make her home visit, and SO wei
did she keep her secret that it surprised
| every one when she recently introduced
her husband to her London friends ant
told the story Of her marriage.
The Tuesday Card cub will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon by Mrs
Charles Cook, $40 E Eighteenth street.
Longfellow Home, LOG Home Guards q
America, held their first annual receptio,
and anniversary at Richmond hall, Of
/ wednesday evening, and over 200 mem
bers and guests were present. A pro
gram was given by M. A. Gilman, Mis-
Anna Sandstrom, W. D. P. Lowry. F. R
Erdman, o. J. swedenberg, Mr.. Cha Sc
Adelaide Ventura, Mrs. Birge, Nanni
Halpin Edwin P. Wheeler and dancing an,
cards followed. Music was furnished b,
the Longfellow orchestra The next meet
Ing OF the home will be on Wednesda,
evening, when a representative to the SUI
prene home will be elected