The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-17

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Mrs. 3. r. Barber entertained sixty
Of the younger women at an informal
tea this afternoon at her home on Park
avenue for Miss Harriet Wagner. The
ARRANGEMENTS s we, were charmi Ia simple,
bowls and vases thru the rooms. Brides
maid roses were chosen for the dining
| room, and u great cluster of the pink
| blossoms was on the table. Mrs. Bar
be-, and Miss Wagner received alone,
Misses Alice Smith, Marioria Northrop,
Eda Shull, Laura Harrington, Elizabeth
Donaldson, Mines. Alvin Skiles, e. HI.
Hodgson and H. X. Side. The hours
were from 3 until O'Clock.
Miss Frances Chamberlain gave de-
lightful Japanese party this afternoon
at her home on the East Side, when
she entertained eighteen young women
in honor of Miss Blanche L. La Rue, a
bride Of the week. Japanese lanterns
phere to the rooms, while the guests
| all wore kimonos and had their hair
done in Japanese fashion. Fan tan
was played, and when a player pro-
crossed she was given another Japan
csc ornament to be worn, in her hair.
served, after which each guest wrote
letter to the bride, which will be
opened on the first anniversary Of her
wedding. 49,.
Miss Alice Redfield entertained
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Portland avenue for Miss Georgia
SWEET, bride of Wednesday,.
E.rA Prendergast will give theater
party. this evening at the Metropolitan
cal Cottraux Of New Orleans, La, whose
wedding will be an event Of Wednes-
day. Tomorrow there will be a tally
no ride and a luncheon at the Town
7 and Country club for Miss Morgan and
I Mrs. Cottraux, and in the evening the
) neapolis club by the brides mother and
J brother. =. FL. p
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mckinley have
5 announced the engagement of their
daughter, Dollie, to Herbert ". Frin Fri? k
{ take place next month.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel P. Sedgwick of
I Bis Oakland avenue will give an in
{ formal reception tomorrow evening for
s Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Griswold Of Oakland,
I home.
Mrs. Griswold formerly resided. in
5 Minneapolis and will be remembered
) as Miss Eva Balch. The affair tomor-
I for and no Invitations have been Issued
: but Mr.. and Mrs. Sedgwick hope that
J Mrs. Griswold's old friends will be
I present. =. .
: Miss Evers has issued invitations for
I a recital to be. given by the faculty
Of Stanley Hall conservatory Friday
by Miss Helen B. Holden, reader, Miss
! Loretta Dellone, harpist, and Signo1
I Edgar Pterra on the mandolin. ."E
s. The women of Broadway Methodist
I ing in. the church parlors for Rev: T
81 n. Swinnteron, the retiring pastor, an0
: Mrs. Swinnerton and for Rev. and Mrs
I G.. 2. Haynes, the new pastor and hit
s. Miss Blossom Thompson gave an in
: formal tea Saturday afternoon at the
I home Of Mrs. Anton Knoblaugh will
s. Mrs. WILTON B. Roberts as the honor
) guest. About fifty young women hat
I been hidden to meet Mrs. Roberts be
{ arrangement Of flowers was used thr,
5 the rooms Assisting the hostess Were
: Mrs. Washington Yale and Misses Reid
! Bust, Wells, Roberts, Star and Garlic.
I Friday evening Miss. Blanche Deggle,
) place shortly, was honor guest at
I parcel shower which was arranged a
7 8 surprise for the bride. During tn
+ evening each guest made buster, an
5 there was musical program, followe
I by refreshments.
s week was that of Miss Mamie E. Butts
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Butts
( and Harry A.. Williams, which too
5 place in u Forest Heights, Congregations
: flowers, with autumn leaves, made q
I attractive decoration in the church
{ Morton Haight played the weddin
s march. The ushers were Ellis Engbers
: Louis Hanson. William Donaldson an
I William Hamilton. Miss Nina A. Wi
s liams, in a white gown and carry III
5 bride entered with her father. Sh
I wore cream nun $ yelling, shirred an
I trimmed with silk, and carried bird
: roses. Ernest Pedene was best maj
1AO CuC oC1f4CO w DO 4OCaN Ny 1GCf. MI
Barnes in the presence Of two hundre
guests. a reception followed at II
fifty guests, and the affair. also eel
) brated the twenty-ffth anniversary
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Butt
4 Mr.. Williams and his bride went ava
for short trip, and they will be !,
J home after Nov. Is at 1923 Penn av
! nue. N. g..
s Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Lindman
1892 Lincoln street NE, celebrated the
I golden wedding last week. An afte
noon reception was followed by fa1
~ lily dinner for which covers were place
. for twenty two Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
~. man have four children, HI: G. Lindma
J. w. Lindman, Mrs. D. H. Allen al
I Mrs. S. S. Haw Of Tucson, Ariz.
Miss Heva Schwartz, daughter Of M
! and Mrs. W. Schwartz Of GA Hoag a
I enue n, and Jacob Harris were me-
{ ried last evening in Holcomb hall. Aft
the service supper was served to Il
$50 invited guests and the evening W
: spent in dancing. The bridal coup