The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Lyman an
nounce the. engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Mabel Ives to DR.. Charles Frederick
Flocken of Havana, Cuba.
Miss Laura Harrington issued invita-
tions today for a dancing party which
will be given Thursday evening, Oct. 20,
at her home on, Park avenue for the
younger set. Miss Kimberly of Nee
nah, Wis., and -, Miss is Guernsey Of New "
coming to visit Miss Harrington and
will be here for the dance.
Mrs. A. M. Geesaman will entertain
at luncheon tomorrow in her apartments
in the Colonial for Mrs. Peter George.
Mr.. and Mrs. George are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Ankeny for two weeks on
their way to their home in Mississippi.
Mrs. Henry K. Side gave a supper
and theater party last evening for Miss
]Ha;a Wagner and Harry I; Belden.
dence on Park avenue and basket Of
yellow dahlias was in the center Of the
table; Present were Misses Wagner,
Charlotte Esmond, T. Helen K 81
Gale, and after supper Mr.: and Mrs.
Side and their guests went to the Met
"Joseph Entangled.'
! A pretty wedding was solemnized
Miss A. Kretsc6mer, 5i2 Seventh
street S, when Miss Marguerite K.
Russell and Charles William Kellogg
we're married. Rev. Marion D. Shutter
read the service. Mr.. Kellogg is well
known in Minneapolis, having resided
here until two years ago, when he &C,
Mrs. Kellogg left last evening to visit
at the home of Mr.. Kellogg's parents
at Tomah, Wis, on their way to Hous-
ton, Texas, where they will reside.
The wedding of Miss Maude Holman,
man, and Albert L. Schuster took place
Wednesday evening at the Holman res
idence on Fourth avenue Sc, Autumn
foliage and bittersweet berries bright
ened the rooms and the bridal couple
stood under an arch Of leaves and Der
ries: Miss Eva Graham played the
attended by the Misses Mabel Holman
| and Della Politka Of Wisconsin. One
/ of the maids was in blue and the other
in champagne-colored wolfe, with pink
! carnations in the two bouquets. The
bride wore white and carried bride
roses. Frank Watts and W. J. Holman
were the bridegroom's, attendants, anc
the service was read by Rev. NJ. Par
sons. An informal reception followed
the Misses Gertrude and Edith Holman
: Mabel Phipps and Graham serving II
the diningroom. The guests included
Mrs. 3. T. Johnson, Miss Alma Lock
j. 6. Holman, Mrs. William Dowsett
the Misses Lydia and Gertrude Dowsett
of Stevens Point, Wis. Mr.. Schuste1
and his bride went east on their. wed
ding trip. --.. ... o.. a,~s
Mrs. Charles Rue Of Eighteenth ave
nue. s e ga !y a. g farewell TAR; party for he
: Covers were laid for eighteen, and af
ter supper an impromptu program wa!
given by the Misses Jean Miller, Mae
Belle Yost, Emma Goldman, Caroline
Berg, Emma Miller, Messrs. John Lee
] Fred Lambert, Alfred Malchow, Homer
Ralph, Hersey Weymouth, Leslie Ma
this morning for her future home ii
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen Old enter
tanned Tuesday evening at their home
1920. Clinton avenue, in honor Of thei
M s agg wsdng Tas w gads
flowers and branches Of oak, leave
blending into al artistic color effect
In the diningroom were red and whit
asters, while the parlors were blaze O.
}. yellow marigolds and dahlias. Mrs
0id were her snd Te%d TG g6 g0Tn M
: Mrs. c. w. Hermann. Presiding a
l. the table in the diningroom were Mis-
Clara B. Old, St. Paul, and Miss Edn'
L. Ems. ~. * .
Mrs. E. G.. Terwilliger, 1902 Garfield
avenue, was hostess this week at hous