The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Gray will
issue invitations Wednesday for the,
marriage of their daughter Grace to
A. B. Choate. which will take place
o'clock, at the Gray residence on
Spruce place. Miss Marguerite Gray
will be her sisters maid of honor and
DR.. G. G.. Eitel will be the best man.
Miss Annabelle White and Miss Lucy
! Boardman will hold the white satin
ribbons to form the aisle to the altar.
There will be much entertaining for
the bridal couple in the days preceding
the wedding. Friday afternoon Mrs.
c. G.. Weston of Colfax avenue S will
have party for the bride, and in the
evening Miss Boardman will give
dinner. The following Friday, March
Is, Mrs. O. H. Freeman of Washburn
Park will be the hostess and the
bridal dinner will be given the even
ing before the wedding. by Mr.. and
street.
Miss Helen Hughes has chosen
| Wednesday, April 6, as the date of her
marriage to Louis Alfred Laramee
The wedding will take place at the.
and Mrs. Alexander Hughes, 21O1
Franklin avenue.
4 DR.. James A. Hack. will shortly
bring a bride to Minneapolis. His
| fiancee is Miss Gwendolyn Kelly,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kelly,
of Columbus, who is we'll known as
miniature painter.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. James T.
Morris will entertain small group of
friends informally at her home. 1878
! Hennepin avenue.
/ One of the engagements which was
recently announced has not pleased
either family of the interested couple.
This fact was not generally known un-t
til the other day when a friend of the
fancee exclaimed, rather gushingly,
to the sister Of the fiance: aren't you
4 delighted with your new sister? 1
think your brother is the luckiest
4 man.
her head very much in the air. Now
we have always regarded him as the
unluckiest member of the family
Thirty young people aided little
Miss Muriel Thayer to celebrate her
twelfth birthday anniversary Saturday
afternoon at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thayer, 1880 Irv-
ing avenue S. Miss Ellen H. Douglas
had charge of the games and Miss
Katherine Kidder and the Misses Gail
and Abbie Merritt also assisted Mrs.
Thayer. At 5 o'clock supper was
served, and a basket of white tulips
above the table. The colors, yellow,
white and green, We're carried out in
the ices and CONNECTIONS.
A group of school girls were enter
tanned at luncheon Saturday after
noon by Misses Florence Anderson and
Harriet Schreyer at the home of the
latter, on Lyndale avenue N. It was
white and yellow luncheon, and
flowers and place cards were in the
chosen colors. The guests were Misses
Alice Angst, Bessie Carr. Jean Coeser,
Nella Doyle, Lolita Gray, Margaret
McDermott, Ina McAllister, Edith and
Lucille Meeker, Claude Oswald, Kate
Roberts, Marie Siebert, Mable Thyng
and Florence Westlund.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Barnes of 1414
Stevens avenue are home from a most
delightful trip which took them
around the world. They left last Sep
TENDER and went to Japan first. Later
they were in Shanghai, where they
IA were entertained at luncheon by Mr.
and Mrs. John Goodnow at the United
4 States consulate, and they they con-
4 tinued their. journey to India, Ceylor
and Egypt on their way west.
The Tuesday club will meet to-mor-
i row afternoon with Mrs. II. HI. Barber
\ 1925 Irving avenue S.
Mrs. Charles r. Love, 3416 Column
bus avenue, entertained a party OF
children Saturday afternoon in honor
of her son, Ralph's eleventh birthday
anniversary. Games were played
and refreshments were served. Pres
ent were Lynn Major, Marshall Dunn
HELEN Ham, Bert Francis, Audrey
Love, Marguerite Sanborn, Gladys
Reynick, Tom Francis, Ethel McMath
Halbert Dunn, Gladys Love, Johnnie
Greenlaw and Ralph Love.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs.5J W. Clark is home from New York.