The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-25

on nion avenue. Red carnations and
ferns deoked the supper table, and clus-
tiers of white carnations tied with tulle
marked the places Of the brides. Gues&r
Ing contests were an amusement, and
prizes were awarded the quickest witted.
The guests were Misses DeLaittre, Meal
lister, Grace DeLaittre. Beulah McAllis-
ter. Margaret Burke, Mabel Mahla, Mrs.
III. c. Read Of Crookston and Mrs. Robert
Crocher.
Mrs. Frank II. Strout and Miss Julia
Hallahan entertained at parcel shower
at the home Of Mrs. Strout on Fourth
street NE last evening for Miss Laugh
ton. About twenty guests were present,
and as they arrived they placed their gifts
In a basket festooned with ribbons. Each
parcel contained word Of advice. and
after the reading games were played.
Cherry and lilac blossoms made the parlors
fragrant, and in the dining-roOm white
carnations were on the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Perrin of $500 Gar
field avenue entertained at dinner last
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Of
West Superior, who are returning from q
wedding trip to Waterloo, Iowa Mrs.
Breckenridge was formerly Miss Gunmun+
a popular West Superior young woman.
The table decorations were red carnations
and ferns.
The third annual banquet Of the Liter
airy and Debating society OF the South
high school was held Monday night in the
airline Lunch rooms. The table decora-
lions were in pink and white carnations,
roses, lilies OF the valley and ferns. a
most enjoyable program OF toasts followed
the banquet. Willis Newton, the presi-
dent of the organization, acted as toast
master and called for responses from
members of the society and graduates Of
the school. The society has greatly In
creased In membership and enthusiasm
since it's formation three years ago. It is
a part OF the state debating league and
has been successful in training debaters
owing largely to the efforts Of Professor
W. A. Westersen Of the faculty. Covers
were laid for fifty and Miss Watts, Mrs.
buchanan, Miss Crump, Mr.. Westersen
and Professor and Mrs. A. N. Ozias were
guests Of the society.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Mccormack of 704 Twenty-third avenue s
Mrs. Gala berHn- Williams Of Chi
cago, and Miss Boomer of GAINESVILLE,
Iowa.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Lillian Lawton leaves this evening for De-
troit.
Miss Eta Ham has sonesto Wisconsin to visit
relatives for two weeks.
of Mrs 9. ". Peterson. ioao Hawthorn avenue
Mrs. o.. e. Beltz has returned from Sioux
City. where she spent hve weeks with her
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. BrauR s. Gold are homo from a
three weeks trip to New York, Boston and Chi.
cago.
Mrs. T. f. oHalloran ana Mrs J. Dempsey Of
Dubuque Iowa, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. +. Carlston.
Mrs. James Mcdonald OF Seattle, WASH. was
the guest last week Of Mr. and Mrs. @. l..
Hopkins Of Hopkins.
\. Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Bousfield bias taken the
p. b. Bousheld residence at 10 Thirteenth street
s. for the summer.
The Band Of Peace society win give musical
entertainment in A. o. U. W. hall. 229 Central
avenue, Sunday evening.
serve dinner from II 80 until o'clock to-mor.
row In st. Marks church.
Misses Wtnifred Westlake and Marion McCul-
loch and Miss Germaine Downs of ST. Paul are
home from Campbell-Hakerman college. Licking
ton, Ky. ~.
Mrs; Lyman P. White. who has beep spending
Der, will return to Brainerd tomorrow. Mrs.
Barber will 60 with her mother for a visit
The Bon Am1tie club will be entertained Tues
day at luncheon BY Mrs b. s. Winter, Sol Elf.
last hostess, and prizes were won by Mines j.
w. Perrin and Will Thurston.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are al
follows: Grand Union, r. W. Jones; MARI
borough, q. A. Bond; Westminster, II. d. Tay
lor; Victoria, a; e: Williamson Holland, ]. p
j. G. Hunter.