The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-11

Miss Edith Ives will have her sis
ter Miss Ora Ives, for maid OF honor
at her marriage to Richard P. Wood
worth, which wll, take place Wednes-
day afternoon, Jan. 20, in st. Marks
church, and w. Scott Woodwork will
be best man The ushers will be
Thomas Wallace, Hugh Mercer. Clar-
enca Tearse, John B. Gilfllan, Jr.,
Richard II. Woodwork and DR.. A.
A. Law. The service will be.followed
by Il dinner Il. the Ives residence,
on Columbus avenue. and Mr.. Wood
worth Wil take his bride on an ex-
tended trip. They will spend the
summer at Mirnetonka Beach.
Minneapolis people will be interest
ed IN the announcement OF the en-
gagement Of Miss Morris. eldest
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Page
bert, also Of Duluth. Mr.. Gilbert is
a Cornell man and is now in bust
ness in Portland, Ore. Miss Morris
has visited in Minneapolis number
OF times. She Is q charming girl and
very popular In Washington society
during her fathers term as congress-
man. The wedding will probably take
place in the spring.
The engagement Is announced Of
Mrs. Maud E. Morris and Robert g..
Ford. The wedding will take place
this month at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Field. 100 Chestnut ave-
nue..
The annual charity ball of the
Deurscher Erauen club Is announced
Masonic Temple. The ball commit
tee includes members from the senior
and Junior board, Mines. Carl Zachow,
George Gfroerer, Frank Gutsch, Mrs.
Carl Witt. Frank McLatn, Louis
Gluek and the officers of the club,
Mrs. Rosa Mueller. president; Mrs.
C. 0. Lampe, vice president; Mrs. G.
Baehr, secretary; Mrs. Frank Gutsch,
financial secretary, and Miss Emilia
Mueller, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall D. Andrews
entertained at dinner Saturday eve.
ming at their apartments In the Wis
consin. Among the guests we're Miss
Abbie Livingston. Miss Young an6
Sidney Dean of St Paul.
Miss Ristine. who Is visiting he,
aunt, Mrs. o. G. Wyman. on Parl
avenue, was the guest of honor las
evening at a dinner of ten cover
given by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Wilke!
at the Country club in st. Paul.
Delta Sigma NJ fraternity gave {
dancing party Friday evening at thu
Minnetonka Yacht club. The mem
bers and their guests went out on {
special train and were met at Deep
haven by bobs which conveyed then
to the clubhouse. The hall wa
decked in red and green and a larg'
facsimile of the fraternity pin wa
draped with red and green bunting
Messrs. and Mines. F. c.. McMulle1
young people and Fred McMullen act
ed zig master of ceremonies. A pro
gram Of fifteen numbers was fOlloWe,
by supper. The train returned q
1890 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hopkins enter
tanned at a unique dinner of twelv
covers Friday evening at their home IL
Kenwood. Red balloons were fast
ened to each chair and from the light
and foliage which formed the center
piece a number of balloons floate6
The lights were shaded in red an
tapers in silver holders were on tn
table.
tertained a group of guests at a must
Gale Thursday evening at their HON
on Park avenue. .-+
1@ Mrs. w. H. Kleinsorg and Mrs.
o. Brown gave a thimble bee las
week at the home Of Mrs. Brown on
Twenty-seventh street for Mrs. Ada
man of San Francisco. Red carna
tnons and ferns made the room
pretty. Luncheon was served from
carnation- trimmed table and the nam
cards had carnations and thimbles fO
decoration. Present were Nine
Henderson, Pond, Creveer, Muelle
Mcleod, Shearer, Harkins and Ada
man.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ,
W. Hall gave dancing party at til
Colonnade at which twenty CUES
were entertained. Palms and rose
decked the rooms. Miss Mabel Swat
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. A buff,
supper was served after the program
Of informal dances.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mr.
Charles E. Cook entertained twent
guests at whist. Pink flowers an
pink shaded lights made the room
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