The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-28


Z Mrs. S. Friedlander entertained a
group of women at cards this after
noon at her home on Second avenue S.
The decorations and appointments
were in red and white and carnations
and ferns were placed in vases and
bowls. Euchre was played at eleven
tables and the score cards were fan
shaped and adorned with sketches by
Mrs. Friediander's son. Five prizes of
piece Of Mexican drawn work, re-.
warded the players and after the
games light refreshments were served
from the small tables. Mrs. Friedlan-
der was assisted by. Mines. J. F. Nc
Elroy, Louis Koch and H. L. Stein
hauser.
An informal affair Of the afternoon
was the pit party which Mrs. 70. M.
GoldsborOugh gave at her home on
Lake of the Isles boulevard, for Miss
Reimer Of Milwaukee. who is the
were 16 guests and after the games a
light luncheon was served in the din
ing-room where basket of red and
yellow tulips made a pretty. center
piece. Carnations were placed in the
other rooms.
Mrs. P. H. Olson, of st. Paul, enter
.ained a group of women at luncheon
in Donaldson's tea rooms this after
noon for Mrs. Robert MacKay, who
will leave shortly for Fargo, to make
her home. The decorations were in
red and white and the guests were
Mines. MacKay, Franklin, Myers. c. c.
Richard, Mrs. Hart of st. Paul, Misses
Ronner and Florence Blenkhorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Prescott an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Clara Belle, to John Willard
Gearey. The wedding will take place
the middle of February.
The senior class Of the Central
High school will give a party Friday
evening in the Phoenix club. Miss
Vaughn will play a program of eigh-
teen dances, and little Geneyieye Crit
fifth will furnish several fancy dances.
A quiet wedding took place last
evening at the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Field on Chestnut avenue, when Mrs.
Maude b. Morris and Robert G.. Ford
were married. About fifty guests
gathered to witness the service, which
was read by Rev. Marion D. Shutter
southern smilax and banked with
palms and white roses. The smilax
trailed over the doorways and arches,
and more roses were on the mantels
and cabinets. In the dining-room red
carnations and ferns, with red tapers,
made the table, pretty.
Miss Louise Vaughn played the
tered, attended only by her little son,
who held her bouquet Of bride roses.
The bridal gown was Of champagne
crepe etamine, with the skirt trimmed
with folds of silk, and the blouse had
a yoke. Of chiffon with a bertha of
Arabian lace outlined with a fold Of
pale pink velvet. The only ornament
was a diamond locket.
Mr.. Ford and his bride left on the
be at home the latter part of Feb,
ruary. They will not be able to oc-
cupy their new home, 1927 Logan
avenue S, until May. Mrs. Ford's
travelling gown was Of blue and white
Zibeline, and she wore a hat to match.
Among the wedding guests were Mrs.
Chamberlain Of Marshall, and Miss
Grace Jewell of Faribault
A group of twenty-five Min
neapolis people including Messrs.
s: Roberts, Morrison, Hedley ".
Darlington, Major and Mrs. Nor
gan, Misses Gilfllan, Partridge,
Alice Smith, Kate Moulton, Messrs.
Charles Albert, Hastings, Charles
Gale, Charles Heffeltinger and Frank
Bester attended the ball which was
given last evening by the officers and
the post hall, Fort Smelling, for Cen
eral and Mrs. Jacob Kline. They went
over on a chartered car and were met
at the bridge by Buses The hall was
hung with flags and bunting and on
the stage were two tents with stands
of stacked guns beside them. In the
rear hung the regimental flags. Palms
and flowers were in the dining-room
where supper was served.
General and Mrs. Kline and their
daughters, Miss Kline and Mrs. Thorn
as Dryer, received the guests assisted
by Mines. Gardner LeonhauSer and
Parmenter. The regimental band
played a promenade concert and at
the close the officers of the regiment
some loving cup Of silver, with the
insignia of the regiment and an ap-
propriate inscription. Lieutenant
Colonel Cornelius Gardner introduced
Captain A.. L. Parmenter, the senior
officer with the regiment, who made
the presentation and General Kline
spoke a few words in response. "A.
program Of dances followed and at
midnight the. Minneapolis guests re-
turned home. NJ
+ Rev. and Mrs. Stanley B. Roberts
were. given a house warming last eve
ming at their new home, 1887 Pleas
ant avenue, by the people of the
Bethlehem Presbyterian church. Red
tulips, carnations, hyacinths and smi-
lax made the rooms attractive. Messrs.
and Mines. James Chestnut, Frank
Stocking, E. E. Oakley and Charles
Ingersoll assisted in receiving, and
Misses Mabel Stocking and Ethel Ho-
bart served frappe from a table decked
with red tulips and ferns. Walter
Stenvig gave violin solos, accompanied
by Miss Grace Bronson, and Miss
Ericsson contributed piano numbers.
About two hundred and fifty guests
were present
Mrs. Henry T. Lewis Of Los Angeles.
Cal, who is spending few days with
Mrs. Edwin Sprague Of Grand ave-
nue., on her way east, was the guest
of honor at q pretty luncheon of four
teen covers yesterday given by Mrs.
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