The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-21

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The largest affair Of the day was
the card party which Mrs. John AM
brose O,Brien gave at her home on
had been hidden and euchre was
played. The rooms were, beautiful
with American Beauty roses and
palms and ferns, and the chandeliers
were wreathed with smilax. The
score cards represented roses in water
water color and the prizes were pretty
! nan, c. e. Stone, F. E. Rice, George
was served during the afternoon and |
after the games there was light
luncheon from the card tables. Mrs.
O'Brien was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Larrabee and Mrs. M. j. Scanlon. The
out Of town guests included Mrs. J.
| V. r. Lyman and Mrs. w. p. F'raW-
ley of Eau Claire; Mines. A. w. Ken
lnan, G. q. Stone, FEE Rice, George
of st. Paul, and Mrs. William Saun-
try Of Saltwater. Tomorrow after
noon Mrs. O'Brien will have second
group Of guests for cards.
i Mrs. w. g. Shull entertained very
informally at luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Harmon place. The
i guests We're twelve women who have
been playing whist together this wins
tier, and after luncheon there We're
several games.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter
Issued invitations to-day for the mar
riage of their daughter Emma to Wal
ter B. Nettleton, which will take
place Thursday evening, Feb. 4. at
5 o'clock at the Carpenter residence
on Vine place. Only q small group
I. of relatives and IS near y friends will
witness the services
MI. and Peter 81 Lannoreaux have
come from Ogden, Utah, to celebrate
their golden wedding at the home OF
their son, Lowell A. Lamoreaux. 10
morrow evening a reception Will be
given and it will be largely family
affair with children, grandchildren and
| a group of intimate friends as guests.
The women, who will act as patron
esses for the junior ball which will be
given in the university armory Fri
day evening, Jan. 20, will be as fol-
lows: Mines. S. r. Van SAINT, Cyrus
Northrop, Walter r. Ramsey, George
H. Partridge, w. S. Pattee, II. L. Will
lianns, G. S. Fernald, E. J. Abbott, =.
S. Jones, w. w. Folwen, Cary, G. B.
Frankforter J: T. Wyman; j. B: San an
.
Ritchie, William Dawson, f. F. Wes-
brook, W.. r. Appleby, A. S. Brooks,
: G. F. James, Kenneth Clark, George
H. Morgan, S. D. Andrews, L. S. Gill
' lette, A. r. Pillsbury and Yerxa.
$ A social gathering will be held by
the members of the First Presbyter-
ian church and their friends in the
church parlOrs tomorrow evening
from until IL o'clock. The one hum
S dred or more new members who have
been welcomed by the church during
;, the past season will be the guests of
: honor. Mrs. Ell Torrance will serve
3 as chairman Of the committee of ar
: rangements and Captain O.. S. Clark
will deliver the address of welcome.
il George b. Dayton will make the re-
I Spouse and a short program of music
!. will be presented by, the church quar-
It tet. tisf ~ ~ ie
d .alssst& e 70. ~ it,ftos7a4@.
: A pleasant entertainment has been
!. planned for tomorrow evening by the
members of the Epsilon Pi Psi soror-
IL ity Of Stanley hall. The amusing play
IS ls"Six Cups of Chocolate will be pre-
scented by Misses Elizabeth Gilbert,
d Margaret Washburn, Gertrude Petit
20 grew. Luella Bender, Luyia Barclay,
. Elsie Wright and Della Hawke. Miss
= Grace Hoffman will open the program
4. with a recitation PATSY" Dancing
to will also be a feature Of the evening.
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Re The Ideal Euchre club will have its
e nlidwinter luncheon tomorrow after
. noon at the home of Mrs r. Twendle
# 2541 Garfield avenue S.
le The marriage of Miss Grace Eve
Matchan, daughter of George l.
e, Matchan, and Merton Gilbert Wash.
a burn, took place last evening at the
~ home of the brides father on Lyn.
70 dale avenue S. About $50 guest:
+ gathered to witness the service, which
t was read by Rev. J. S. Montgomery
" The residence Of DR.. and Mrs. r. D
Matchan, which adjoins the home OF
i n the bride, was thrown open and flow.
tn ers and green's were everywhere. A
i'll bower of green canopied with smila1
$. and banked with palms and ferns
relieved with pink carnations, was ar.
1 re ranged for the wedding party, ahC
70 carnations were used in profusion thru
O. the other rooms. In the dining-roon
ct the decorations were in red, with car.
nations in a basket and shaded lights
- on the table. -
>, Mrs. w. B. Groskopf was at the pia
q no and played the "Lohengrin" bri
- dal chorus. Mrs. P. D. Sherwin wa
n. her wedding gown Of white crepe d.
chine and carried a, shower bouque
of white roses. The brides gown wa
Of white French wolfe over silk. Boil
skirt and blouse were trimmed Wit
~ lace applique and velvet and draw
~, work over white velvet. Her flower
iss were lilies of the valley. Lloy
Ia. Matchan acted as best man. At tn
al reception which followed, the brida
ha couple were assisted in receiving b
,so Mr.. Matchan, DR.. and Mrs. r. [
Of Matchan, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwin an
re- Glenn Matchan.
,rn Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn went cas-
SIS. for a trip and they will be at HON
~ at 2801 Lyndale avenue S after Marc
is 1. The brides travelling gown an
led hat were In brown
les
A quiet wedding was solemnize
last evening at the home of Mr.. an
lie. Mrs. A. B. Chadwick, 205 e Graz
of street, when their daughter, Alic
"a Myrtle, and T. Kirt Boyer were mai
ost ried. The decorations were all in re
Die and green and carnations were tucke
in the ferns on mantel and cabinet
The bridal couple stood beneath
canopy of ferns and flowers, viii
the service was read by Rev Willial
Try Dawley. Miss Blanche Boyer playe
m the wedding march and Miss Dais
est Steele sang Sweetheart" just as tt
ars bridal couple entered unattended. TT
lg- bride wore her travelling gown