The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18

engagement has just been announced, will
be married in May.
The annual reception which the Mems
club of ST. Marks proca thedral will give
tomorrow evening in the parish house,
promises to be most delightful affair
with Judge Tuttle of Chicago and Judge
Paige Morris of Duluth as speakers Mrs
Maude Timer oJnes and Thomas Nc
Cracker to sing and Miss Blanche Booth
to read. The members of the parish and
their friends are invited to be present and
the young women of the church will serve
refreshments.
There have been so many requests for a
continuance of the athletic dances Of
the North High School Athletic associa-
ton that it has been decided to give one
more party in the Phoenix clubrooms
Friday evening, April 20.
Mrs. David Fuller will entertain the
Tuesday club tomorrow afternoon at her
home, 1928 w Lake street.
Little Helen Strong was the guest of
honor at a delightful party which her
aunt, Mrs. Frank c. Todd, gave at her
home on Groveland avenue Saturday, to
celebrate her birthday anniversary. An
egg rolling contest, an egg hunt and
other games with a graphophone made the
afternoon a memorable one and white
.hyaclnths and, narcissus blossoms decked
the table. Miss Louise Strong aided in
entertaining the twenty small guests.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dahl
on Portland avenue was charmingly dec
Grated Friday evening, when the mar
riage of their oldest daughter Miss Ruth
ioo
| lied before a large gathering Of friends
Rev. M. Craft, grandfather of the bride,
read the services at 8 o'clock in the
| library, which was handsomely decorated
| with Easter lilies, palms, vinca vines and
| smllax. The string orchestra formed Of
| the bridegroom's college mates heralded
the approach of the bridal party. Miss
Pauline Dahl was her sisters maid of
| honor and the two bridesmaids were
Miss Eva b. Lundquist and Miss Grace N.
Oftedahl. Edward Layman was the best
man, and the ushers were F. H. LANCE
and c. A. Tallmore. The bridal gown
was Of white silk crepe de chine and the
bride wore veil and carried bride roses.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaids wore
white swiss and their flowers were red
| roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paige left for wedding
| trip and they will receive after June
at 26O5 Aldrich avenue s.
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent Friday morning at the marriage OF
Miss Ethel Emilia Harris, daughter OF
George Harris and Ernest James Robert
son. which took place in st. Marks pro-
cathedral Mrs. Edwin H. Rank and
George L. Daniels were the attendants and
the bride wore tan crepe de Paris over
silk and carried violets. Mr. Robertson
and his bride went to Vancouver. B. C..
for their bridal trip and on their return
they will be at home in MINNEAPOLIS.
The girl friends of the Del Monta. clut
are planning a pillow shower for the new
clubhouse at 80 E Lake street, which the
club has taken. The members, Harry w
Warner, Cove G. Laybourne, Charles O
Hamn, Ernest s. Bates Charles e. Ellis.
road. Burt Cook, Chester Heally, Ralph p
Bachman, Fred w. Nebelthau and Kiett
w. Davis will be hosts at number of at.
fairs and have already set apart Sunda,
afternoons to receive visitors and the
house is thrown open for their inspec.
ton. The den and cardroom are finished
In Flemish oak and furnished in black and
red and there is Dutch room in tan and
black. The club gave an informal DANCING
party last week and entertained a large
group of friends.
A twenty-ffth wedding anniversary
oiouSul iVV guests TO the nome Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Burns on Cedar avenue
FRIDAY evening and red and white roses
ana carnations made the rooms beautiful
and cards and dancing were the amuse.
mems. A musical program was also giver
and supper was served, Mrs. w. b. Buck.
1 E; Misses Edna Layman and Louise
Burns assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, Amons
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs T. McAyo1
of Hastings, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fal.
laher, st. Paul, Mimi; Mr. and Mrs. E
KEENAN, and daughter Des Moines, Iowa
the Misses Grady, Britt. Iowa; Mrs J. ]
Burns, Belt, Mont, and E. J. Burns, Wat
erloo, N. Y.
Mrs. L. w. Gerrish of W Twenty-eightf
street will leave shortly for Seattle, Wash.
and last week the older members of tn.
Ladies Aid society Of Tuttle church en-
tertained informally for her at the HON.
of Mrs. Mccormick. 10 w Twenty -eightf
street.
very pretty affair of last Monday
evening, was the celebration Of the tenti
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. ant
Mrs W. L. Priebe, at their home in tn,
Franklin Heights. About fifty guests wer
present and were very DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tanned with games and music by Mis-
Clara Rahuf Of Minneapolis and Miss Ma,
Kelly of st. Paul. Favors in guessing con
tests were won by Miss Lydia Roliff. Mrs
). w. thompson and Frank Davis Of ST
FauE Inc rooms We're bright with flow
ers and smilax. the entire color scheme be
ing In pink and white. The table in tn
dining room had doiles of tin-foil, and pin]
tapers, carnations and pink ribbon
for decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Prieb
were remembered with many an
propriate gifts. The out-of tow,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Miss c. Davis, Albert Ebel and family
w. F. Refke and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. voreckf Miss Ma.
Kelly of st. Paul, and Mr.. Rohweder of Wi
mona.
A china shower was given for Miss Ros
n Kick Saturday afternoon by her sis
ter, Miss Harriet Klick, at their home O
Royaiston avenue, and the bride receives
many pretty gifts Invitations for th
marriage of Miss Kick and William Dio