The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23
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Rev and Mrs. u. -. Parkef are cele-
brating their fiftieth wedding annlver,
daughter, Professor and Mrs. f. L.
Heeter, 1715 Fifth avenue s. They re-
ceived informally this afternoon, and
| the reception will continue this. even
ing. At 6 O'Clock Professor and Mrs.
Heeter will give a dinner Of twelve
decorations are in gold and white, with
fruit centerpiece and shaded lights.
In the parlor the Christmas greens are
used effectively.
Mr.. Parker is retired Presbyterian
minister, whose years Of active service
The family have only recently come to
Minneapolis, and the guests were most
ly church friends.
At the Portland Avenue Church of
Christ the Sunday school will have a
ing at 0 'clock. The coming of Christ
will be illustrated by the stereopticon,
after which the usual Christmas tree
celebration will be had with a distrlhu-
tion Of presents to the members OF the
school.
Miss Helen Brown entertained twenty
young women at chocolatiere this at
ternoon at her home on Second avenue
S, for her sister, Miss Hazel Brown,
who is a bride Of next week. The
guests brought their work and the after
noon sG was spent most lnforimallX; orina oroh y
Ritchie will entertain at luncheon for
Miss Brown at her home in the Florida
apartments.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis B. Newell enter
/ at the roller skating rink on Washing
ton avenue N. A chartered car con,
veyed the guests to the rink which had
been reserved for them, and feature, OF
4 the evening was game OF rlcochet be-
tween two teams, representing nj the M mar
\ ers for the benedicts Were Mr.. Newell
Alfred Pillsbury, Frank Blakeley, Harry
4 Selden and Bert Strong, while the bach
y elors were represented by Harry Car
a penter, Charles Gale. F. B. Mercer, T.
F. Wallace and Roy Pierson. Professor
y 8 to 0 in favor of the benedicts. The
= guests were:
nessrs; and Mines; Mines: L.; :.,dsa B. Newell
& bury, Russell Dibb1e, G. S. Langdon. 9: H; Hood
Lamb TaT p F. :S Johnson e, George fs H. chrstan Frank
81 lin Crosby, Douglas Mckay, Henry ]. Moreton
n H. P: Watson. Alden Smith, W. F. Brooks Wal
Wss EeresSs Sstas M5 cSsa Ss5
(A Beatrice Ireys McCulloch.
Messrs. Charles Pillsbury, Stuart Wells; jon
Rsb Bagey s. omss wasee Ned
d Lon Lon Rand, Bingham, Dr.. 7. i. Mercer.
\ The first of the holiday fraternity
81 parties was given at the Mln1kahd
n club last evening when the Tau Kapp
sess Ps ser0rM Mrs. ffte5t&ee r. e. Traesdss an4 NJ
u and Mrs. George Leach chaperoned tn
ID young people, The club was attrac tive
b 1y, DECORATED with holly and smlla1 Il
n and yellow bunting: Poinsettia: blos
u SONS added a brilliant touch to tn
n decorations. Supper was served in tn
n diningroom, where the tables we1
n decked with carnations and ferns.
n The wedding Of Miss Palma Harl
Il to take place Wednesday at Salt LAX
n MY NJ. and S Mrs. w. q. Smith Of tn
"A city. He is graduate of the ,uniyee
IN sity, and resided here until recently: M
II and Mrs. Smith and Mrs: harris
u Qsage, Iowa; Tin 60 to ota1a Htah foF so5sra IL
n lied, altho it will be followed by a r
M ception for 400 guests.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Fay celebrate
ID the fifteenth anniversary OF their, we
M ding Saturday evening at their HON
@ 1925 Humboldt avenue S. Abo
E thirty guests were present and t
b evening was pleasantly passed wi
M were served at 12 O'Clock. Mr.. al
an Mrs. Fay were presented with NAL
. beautiful pieces Of cut glass.