The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-30
MONDAY EVENING,

Mrs. Harvey Officer of St. Paul, and Will
liam Warren Owen, which will take place
Wednesday evening, June To- In st. Paul's
church, ST. Paul. Rev. Harvey Officer
will come from the east to read the serv-
ice The at home cards read Wednesdays
in September, at 231 Arundel street.
George P. Case left last evening for
New York, and he will be followed Friday
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Case and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Case, who go east to at
tend the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cal
derwood ard George Case, which will
be solemnized in Grace church, New York,
Wednesday. June Z. Charles Case will
be his brothers best man, and Miss Helen
Partridge will be the maid Of honor. Miss
Partridge has been east all spring, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge have
gone to join her and be present at the
wedding.
gave Il farewell dinner for Mr.. Case at the
Minneapolis club. Gladioli and sweet peas
were the flowers used to carry out color
scheme Of pink and green, and covers were
laid for twenty.
A wedding which will bring bride to
Minneapolis will take place In Philadelphia
Wednesday, when Miss Lois Bittorf and
Arthur M. Smith will be married Mr..
Smith and his bride will arrive in the
city about July /.
Miss Mildred McCabe, whose marriage
to DR.. c.. w. Rowe will take place on
Wednesday evening, June s, will have her
sister, Miss Eta McCabe, for her maid
Of honor, and H. D. Irvine will be DR.;
Rowe's best man. Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCabe will give the bridal dinner fol
their daughter Tuesday evening, June Z
and DR.. Rowe will arrive from Benton
I1arbor, Mich, that morning.
The university class of 80 will have its
reunion this year with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Hayden. 1920 Irving avenue 8. Wednes-
day evening
Saturday evening most delightful re.
ception was given at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. H. e. Blackburn of 706 Uni.
versity avenue Sc, In honor of the hfttett
anniversary Of their wedding. The day
not only celebrated their anniversary, bu
also that of their daughter, Mrs. j. L
Thwing, and of their son, F. w. Black
| burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs
| Thwing came from Duluth for the recep
ton, to which only the relatives were
hidden. To carry out the idea of thu
golden anniversary the rooms were dec.
| grated in golden-hued flowers. and wide
| bands of yellow satin ribbon, while the
lights were softened with yellow shades.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn were showeree
with gold pieces. In compliment to then
Mrs. Edna Fuller Kirk wrote poem
which was read by Mr.. Thw1ng from E
dainty booklet, where it was written IL
gold upon the white pages The brida
supper was served at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Pillsbury, where thu
| three celebrating couples were seated al
the table Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ray Of Ali e Twenty
seventh street entertained at a. granite
shower Friday evening for Miss Rub.
Page. Violets and carnations were uset
in profusion thru the rooms and on tn
dining table.
Tomorrow Mrs A. p Lindstrand will
give a parcel shower for Miss Page a
her home on Twenty ninth avenue s.
Friday evening the Misses Matte AM
Beulah McAllister were hostesses for Mis-
Sara DeLaittre. June bride, at a hosier.
| shower. The table was decorated in VIC
lets, with ribbons running down from tn
chandelier to large mound Of violets
and at the end of each ribbon was
parcel. Those present were the Misse
Sara and Grace DeLaittre, Miss Blanch