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

and ferns were the decorations. A
musical program was given by. Misses
Russie and Grace Harding, Miss Mae
Irwin and Mr.. Horns string orchestra.
A dinner was served. ~
The Christmas gathering, was. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. B-,Hard-
ing, 1855 Dupont avenue s. and about
thirty relatives were present and en-
joyed an old-fashioned Christmas. The
entire Shouse was decorated with red,
white and blue and Christmas greens.
Miss Frances McLain entertained
twenty friends Wednesday evening at
her home,r 1910 .PillsbI1ry "a Vsnaeesst in
honor. of her cousins, the AN ssRs Etta
and Hazel Frost of OrtoaaYiIl Ell en- iifn.,
who are her guests for. the Ha6Iid an.
Games were played and Prizes were
won by Miss Florence Scallen, Miss
Sophia Brown, Fred Nebelthau and
James Courtne5v~ss:=sAas-- programs. was
given by Misses Lulu Crozier, Aarga-
ret Spellman Alice Courtney, McLain,
Messrs. Courtneys> Nebelthtth ands Elm
est Bates. Supper was served IN The
dining-room which was decorated. fin
red, white and green, and dancing fel-
Crozier, Mamie Tobin, Alice PRouse,
/ Spellman,, Brown, Ella Scallen. Mabel
McGregor;fl' Courtney, - JESSIE faanns
M essrs. Bates, Keith Davis Courtney
Nebelthau, Clyde Spellman, Bert Cook
Ernest, Crozier, George Miles and
George Garner.
A wedding Of New Years day was
that Of Miss Della Jewell and George
A. Boecke which took place at the
home Of A. q. Fewell, $500 Third ave-
nue. s.. Roses, holly and evergreens
were the pretty decorations, thru the
rooms. Miss Kittie. ,Hefty played the
W. YoI
Me-" just before the service was read
by Rev. G. L. Morrill,. Miss Visenta
Boecke was maid of honor and wore
| white and carried red carnations. The
| bride was in white crepe decline and
her flowers were white roses and or
| chids. T.. w. Fewell was, best man.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Fewell Of Wausau, Wis, Mrs.
| Charles Frisbie of Iowa Falls Iowa.
and Miss Visenta Boecke of Lena, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boecke went to Lena.
| ILL.,, where they will receive, after
Jan. / s. IS
E. :1Hotchkiss were married THURSDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
F.. S. Martin, 624 East Seventeenth
street. The bride was attended by lit
tie Ruth Kelting, who acted as flower
| girl. The parlor was, decorated with
|
room was in green and white. Rev.
/ Irving p. Johnson, rector of Geth-
semane church, read the service and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss, left on the
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Fiske enter
tanned informally at their home on
tClinton avenue New Years night.
There were twenty guests.
/ 4.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hanke 81
240O Dupont avenue S, had a pleasant
family gathering yesterday. Covers
/: were laid for twenty at dinner; and
azaleas and ferns made pretty deco
/ ration. Among the guests were DR.
and Mrs. Watson of Hopkins and. Mr
! and Mrs. Charles Hanke of ST. Louis
/ Park. s;EsEf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TUCK
4 1915 Ncollets avenue. en- t. it a ned ia
a midnight supper New Y eah' sseWe sfol
Harry III. Doner of the SLEEPY King
I opera company. The rooms wer,
!. prettily decorated with sllolly ~ nt
j mistletoe and yellow was the prevail
ing color In the dining roon1:...
PERSONAL AND. SOCIAL.
The Union Card club will meet with Mr.
Cowdry. 515 Hawthorn. avenue Tuesday ~.
The.=La Foi1lett Euchre club viii meet, Monda
Afternoon with Mrs NJ g. slenker' of. Of ssl
Fourth avenue S. Z. S5. =: szst
t by Mrs G: H Smith, 1904 sixteenth avenue.
Thursday afternoon. :ee4.
II Mrs George s. Fairn7an Of ehieago..l IS spen,
+ ing tbs holidays with Mrs e. Sinclair, z:
Eighteenth street. 49, - ~, ! S
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper of Blaisdell av
nue. planning European trip and will lea,
the last of the month