The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

4aG lie SOlllllOn cup gave us SeCoIu
party of the season last evening in
Elks' hall. 1t was flower german
and the favor tables We're heaped with
pink, red and white carnations. Mines
Willis Walker. James Ford Bell and
John Elliott Shaw presided over the
favors and the cotillion was led by c..
NJ. Case and Louis B. Newell. Sixty
couples danced and a number of
pretty figures were introduced. In
one the debutantes were, given baskets
tied with red ribbons and the other
dancers threw carnations until the
baskets were filed with the spicy
blossoms. Lantern poles with red and
white lanterns suspended from them
and fagstaffs with waving banners
were used in other figures. AS sur
prise to the guests Miss Mae Stebbins
of THE Chaperons" appeared at
midnight and gave her marvellous In
step dance and was rewarded with a
shower of flowers. Supper in the BALI
room followed. Among the guests
We're Misses Ransom, Dean and Liy-
ingston of st. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Edith Ives,
daughter of Mrs. F.. e. Ives, and Rich
ard Woodwork will take place in St
Marks church Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 20, at o'clock,
The wedding of Miss Maude Cliff
and Eugene Whitmore will take place
Wednesday evening in the Fifth Pres
byterian church. A reception for the
bridal party and the Immediate rela-
tlves will follow at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l..
Cliff or Fifth avenue ~. Miss Bessie
Schoemaker will be the maid Of honor
and little Leslie Freeman will be flow
er girl. Fred Cliff, the brides brother
will act as best man
Wednesday evening Miss Lizzie
hCfo ntf -nf A .
gave a parcel shower for Miss Cliff
The shower was preceded by a,
luncheon and covers were laid for %
Ferns and carnations were at each
cover and the brides place was
marked with great cluster of roses
anu terms. Christmas green's and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made the other
rooms pretty. Miss Cliff received
many pretty gifts from the guests.
The marriage Of Miss Rowena Pat
tee and Edward Winter Evenson
% SPOKANE, WASH, which will take
place Thursday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. Dean and Mrs.
w. 5. Pattee, on Fifth avenue ST
Will bring a group of visiting yOunp.
women to the city, friends Of Miss
Pattee at the Boston conservatory of
music and also from the university.
MISS Nina ,Bruer will be the maid 0f
honor and the maids will be Misses
Georgia Everest and Alice Jones Of
Duluth; Miss Watson from the south :.
Miss TAFT, North Dakota; Miss Lille
MARK, OWatonna; Catherine Bruer, st.
Iaul; ana MISS Alice French Of Min
neapolis. Richard Pattee and clay
Evenson, the bridegroom's brother.
Will be among Mr.. Evenson's attend
ants. 80 -
Tuesday afternoon Miss French will
give tea at her home in. the Yale
hats for Miss Pattee and the young
women of her bridal party. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Keyer announce the
4 engagement of their niece Miss Min
ME Arnold and s Dr.. Harvey Bach1sa Oh
of F1ndley N. D. The reception dav
viii be announced later.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche
keyser, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
+ e. keyser, and Jacob, A. Sch1oss will
take place Tuesday afternoon at 4
. o'clock in the Phoenix j. club rooms
only the immediate relatives will be
present at the service and the dinner
which will follow, but in the evening
s there will be a large reception for the
young people. Misses Carrie Keyse1
and Ella Monasch will be the brides
attendants and Bert Keyser will be
best man. The out of-town guests
will include Sam Keyser. of Phfladel-
phia: Mr.. and Mrs. AL Abrams, Miss
Clara Abrahms Rudolph Abrahms OF
West Superior and DR.. Harvey Bach
rach of Findley, N. D.
Henry n. Knott, assistant city clerk
rather stole a march on his many
friends in and out Of the city hall this
afternoon when he quietly left fo1
Ellsworth, Wis. where he will be mar.
ried Monday noon. The bride is Miss
Annabel McShane Of Ellsworth, vel