The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-25

Cal. have announced the engagement of
their daughter Virginia, to John e. CAL
houn of this city. Mr. Calhoun is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Calhoun Of 1900
Dupont avenue s.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Lorraine Scott
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Helen Belvin, to Chester 8. Mac
MILAN of Duluth, a former resident of
Minneapolis. The marriage will be cele-
brated in Westminster church In Septem-
Der.
The engagement of Miss Louise Bling
ham and DR.. W. A. Coventry of Duluth
is announced. Miss Bingham has taught
in the Duluth schools for the past
two years and Dr. Coventry is one of the
prominent physicians of Duluth. The we'd
ding will take place in this city Aug a.
| Mrs. Will J. Buchanan entertained this
afternoon at her home 1910 Fourth avenue
! S, informally for Mrs. S. Goldstein of
Gladstone, Mich, who is the guest Of Mrs
W. M Kellie The rooms were decked
with cut flowers, and the pink roses and
carnations were arranged in vases. There
were twelve guests.
Saturday, Mrs. Goldstein was guest Of
honor at a luncheon, which Mrs. Kellie
!, gave at the Donaldson tearooms. A mound
! of red sweet peas was in the center of
the table, and sprays of smllax reached
to the edge Of the CLOTH AfterWard the
| eight guests were entertained at the Ly
ceum theater. Friday, Mrs. Kellie gave
a thimble bee for her guest, when the
=, decorations in the receivingrooms We're In
pink dahlias and sweet peas. In the hall
yellow nasturtiums were used. The guests
numbered seventeen.
Mrs Ely of Hamline will be hostess for
Mrs. Goldsten tomorrow.
Miss Vera Oldberg entertained score
} Of young ladies Saturday afternoon at her
} home, sos Fourth street Sc. The affair
was reunion of all of the young ladies
in the twin cities who had at some time
J attended Albert Lea college.
At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Adash Yershurum synagogue the mar
J rage of Miss Jennie Leonore Rosenthal
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rosenthal
and Nose RoSenstein of Delaware, OHIO
} was celebrated. A large reception fol
Z lowed the ceremony at the home Of tht
{ bride, GOT East Fifteenth street. Tht
J out of town guests were Miss Coda Ros
enstein and H. Rosenstein, sister ant
father of the bridegroom; Max Grundbert
and daughter of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenstein left for shor
trip in the east, and will be at their hom'
in Delawa Ohio, after Sept: 10.
Mrs F. c. Stafford of Milwaukee wa
guest of honor Saturday at a charmingl.
I appointed luncheon of fourteen covers
which Mrs. Ceylon p. Lyman gave a
! the Minikahda club. A basket filled witt
} pink Japanese lilies graced the center Q
I the table, and at each end was a cluste
{ of sweet peas mingled with asparagu
) ferns. -
} Thursday Mrs. Lyman entertained a
{ her home on Harmon place for her guests
The table decorations were all in pink
5 and sweet peas were the flowers, wit
I glowing pink tapers. Covers were laid 10
{ nine. -szf''j> ss3f18Es
I The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Lee
{ formerly Of Minneapolis, and Franci
: Croal of Milbank, S. D., was celebrate
J Tuesday, July L., in the cathedral g
! Seattle. Wash. The bride was gowns
in white crepe de. chine and carried l brid
) roses. Her only attendant, was her sis
ter, Miss Kathryn Lee, who wore pink an
carried roses of the same tone.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Croal left for sho1
eastern trip and they will be at home
! Milbank after Sept. Is.
Friday evening the Amateur Sress as
ISOLATION gave reception at the home (
; Miss Frances Rosenberg on Lyndale ave
nue. in honor of Morris j. Cohen, who wa
elected president Of the United Amater
Press association. Among the member
Of the association present were Mis-
Y Esther Swelter, director, and a.Geore
Cults, secretary Of the S. VA. p !
I. After Mr.. Cohen spoke of his trip an
}aI the convention in Baltimore, a progra1
5tof music was enjoyed and numbers wei
given by Miss Esther Swelter, Miss Dol
SAKE and M. J. Cohen, Harry Berman an
Isadore Borosky. I. Bernlan gave a reat