The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-16

Wednesday afternoon the wedding
of Miss Minnie May lowering
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
lowering, and Arthur Richard Farr
of Bedford, Cape Colony, South
Africa, will be solemnized at the
home of the bride, 1904 First avenue
S, and only relatives will be present.
After spending their honeymoon in
the east Mr.. Farr will take his bride
to South Africa, where he is engaged
in the real estate business, and they
expect to reach the beautiful new
home which he has built about the
first of December. Mr.. Farr arrived
In Minneapolis Sunday and came
direct from South Africa.
The wedding of Miss Olive Mar
shall and Paul Adams will take place
at high noon, Wednesday, July ~,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. /. M.
Adams, els Tenth avenue Sc. 1t
will be exceedingly quiet and only the
relatives will witness the ceremony.
G. J. Johnson of Dell Rapids, S..
D., announces the engagement of his
daughter, Caroline Margaret, to Carl
z. Neuman of Minneapolis. The
wedding will take place Aug. 8, at
Dell Rapids.
A pretty luncheon was given yes
terday, when Mrs. A. D. Allen of
Fifth street Sc, entertained for her
guest, Mrs. H. r. Springer. The
decorations were in mocassin flowers
and a large cluster Of the blossoms
graced the center of the table, while
at each plate was a single flower. A
cluster of sweet peas tied with gauze
ribbon marked the place of the guest
of honor. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Four generations of DR.. j. G. Pei
tons family gathered at his home on
First avenue S last evening to cele-
brate his seventy-ninth birthday ami
versary. Among the guests were Miss
Ada Randall a favorite niece from
Pelton, who ushered in the fourth
generation July IA, 1903. During the
afternoon a photograph was taken Of
the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bucknell O.
Fifth avenue S, entertained Thursday
evening at a charmingly appointed
dinner at Dayton's tearoom In honor
of Miss Myrtle Yerxa and H. r
Yerxa of California, and Miss Charl
lotte Slough of Mount Pleasant, Iowa
The centerpiece on the table was {
pretty arrangement of sweet peas ant
ferns and at each end were pinl
shaded tapers.
The ex-Prisoners fwar and tn
auxiliary of the Twin Cities were en-
tertained delightfully."- Wednesda!
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
P. C. Maxon', 2400 Humboldt avenue
Thru the parlors, yellow marguerite
dining-room was bright with nastur
tiums. During the evening. MI
Saeger of st. Paul read an origina
poem, which was followed by oil
army songs and stories. Assisting
p them in the dning-room were Mines
George Craft, Frank Moran, Nelli
Winter, with Mines John Yorks an
George Lamphere, st. Paul.
was guest of honor at a house part
Wednesday evening, when her siste
Mrs. Albert Bush, of 1927 Fourt
avenue s, entertained a number {
her old school friends. Several We
cal and instrumental numbers helpe
to pass the evening pleasantly an
a buffet supper was served at a lat
hour. Miss Ferguson will leave tn
week for her home after spendin
delightful three weeks with FRIEND
and relatives in the twin cities an
in the village Of White Bear.
Mrs. Agnes Whitney Savage, d.
partment president of the w. r,
was the honor guest at dinn
Wednesday evening which was give
by Mrs. Sophie c. Fisher Of st. Pav
The other guests were the wome
who are associated with Mrs. Sa
age in the department work and II
soldiers home board, and included
group from Minneapolis. Cove
were laid for fourteen.
John F. Landry was pleasant
surprised last evening at his home
Bradford avenue, in honor Of
tWenty-f1rst birthday anniversa1
Games and dancing were the anus
ments, and the Misses Marguer
~, Donovan, Loretta Murphy and Hill
Holmes gave musical numbers.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. G. H. Ross returned from Winona too
Miss Edna Hall Is home from visit In
ham,
George r. Orland is visiting relatives in
gus Falls.
Miss Katherine Dibble Is visiting relatives
Fargo, N d.
DR.. NJ. F. Lenox has returned from
weeks trip in the west. arsH
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