The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-17

Mrs. Frank G. Snyder entertained
her home on Tenth avenue S. The ar
rangements and appointments were
anthemums were placed thru the rooms.
Six-hand euchre was played. Mrs. Sny-
McElroy and Miss Snyder.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Snyder had
a luncheon of fourteen covers.
Mrs. Alvin Y. Skies gave a charm
Minikahda club for Miss Elizabeth
Donaldson. Covers were placed for
fourteen and in the center Of the table
W od fahs basket tre Of hncb If
carnations marked the place of the
honor guest and flowers were at each Of
the other covers also.
ance Of I Thaanksgiving day "a are ' Being
made at the Minikahda club. and a
table d 'hote dinner will be served from
6 until s o. CLOCK. There will be music
and later there will be dancing and
club oyster roast:
gaiety this winter, for arrangements are
being made for all sorts of winter
sports. It is a popular place for infor-
NAL dancing parties. and any number
of clubs and fraternities have already
arranged for dates. Afternoon tea at
pleasant days and the attractive rooms
are gathering places for those who are
out for afternoon rides or drives.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
scene Of prettily appointed Wedding wei ing
last evening, when their daughter,
Maude b., and John Bouma were mar
ferns formed an a{tar in tSe ivi aae
room and clusters of the flowers were
arranged thru the hall and rooms. A
basket of pink roses furnished the cen
terpiece in the diningroom. The at
PENDANTS were the two sisters of the
bride, the Misses Florence Nevins, as
maid of honor, and Miss Mabel Nevins,
flower girl. The latter wore white and
carried the wedding ring in white
chrysanthemum. Miss Florence Nevins
was in pale green mousseline with a
white crepe de chine with shirred skirt
and trimmings Of real lace. Her veil
was caught with lilies Of the valley and
her bouquet was Of the same flowers.
The service was read by Rev. Henry
Holmes and F. Lyons played the we'd
ding music. Mr.. and Mrs >Bouma will
be at home after Jan. at 1924 Chicago
; avenue.
! A wedding of yesterday was that Of
Miss Katherine McCauley and John
Riley, which was solemnized in Holy
Rosary church by Rev. Father Dugan
4 Miss Margaret Johnson was maid OF
\ honor and wore white gown and car
ried pink roses. The bridal gown was OF
, flowers were bride roses. W alter Riley
n acted as best man. The service was
y followed by a supper at the home Of
! the brides mother on Fourteenth ave
D nue. S and covers were placed for thirty
e Flowers and ferns made the table beau
tiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley went away
y for short trip. WIT,
s Miss Agnes Marion Byrne and DR.
! William J. Kennedy were married yes
\ terday in the Church Of the Ascension
4 Miss Helen Bacon was maid of homo:
j and wore white MULE and carried whit
chrysanthemums. The bride was II
4 white fashioned with lace. She wore
veil caught with orange blossoms an(
her flowers were also chrysanthemums
81 Rev. J. Harrison read the service, which
Q was followed by breakfast at tn
Nicollet hotel. In the evening a re
ception was given by the bridegroom
i parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy
- 1923 Twentieth avenue N. DR.. Ken
nedy and his bride will be at home afte
Jan. l in Merton, N. D.
The informal reception held yeste1
day afternoon and evening at the al
exhibition at the public library by, tn
Women's clubs of the Fifth Distric
! Federation of Women IS Clubs brough
out the first large attendance since tn
opening Of the exhibition. The officer
Of the Federation, the executive commit
tee, the committee on the reception an
former officers of the state: federatio
groups These women are: Nine
W. B. MacLean, G. w. Cartwright
. V. s. Martin, Emma B. Smith, T. ]
Quinby, W. T.. Moorhead, A. NJ. Ha:
rison, Noble barrow, Lydia Phillip
Williams, E. NJ. La Penotiere, W. Y