The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-04

WING oiiSl accompanying SdCu ctIllClS
was a recipe requiring it's use. The
recipes were written in a little book
let decorated with gold. There were
twelve guests.
The Misses Edna and Ethel Matson
luncheon Thursday afternoon, in hon
or of their sister, Miss Lillian Matson,
one of the June brides. The appoint
ments were in red, and the brides
place was marked by a bouquet Of
lilies of the valley.
The teachers Of the Douglas school
entertained very pleasantly for Miss
Jessie Forester, principal of the
school, yesterday at a yachting trip
on the Mississippi, when they boarded
Keith's yacht at St. Paul and went
down to the junction of the Mississip-
p1 and Minnesota rivers. A dainty
luncheon was served on board before
they returned in the early evening.
Mrs. B. r. Coppage of 1911 Ken
wood Parkway, gave a ,prettily APP
son Earl, who left for ST. Louis the
same evening. White lilacs and lilies
of the valley were used for decora-
tons.
Misses Ethel Smith and Edith Smith
honor of Miss Edyth Daniels of New
York. The table was charmingly dec
GRATED in pink and white roses and
covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Ellen Laughton was guest of
honor last evening at a parcel shower
given by Miss Nellie Shockeney. A
decoration of snowballs and ferns pre-
vailed thru the rooms and in the din
ing-room the brides place was marked
with a large cluster Of snOWballs tied
with white ribbon. An informal pro-
gram of music was enjoyed by the
guests who spent the latter part of
the evening playing games.
Miss Alma Meyers gave dancing
party at her home on Oak Lake av-
enue Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served in the dining-room,
which was decorated in carnations
and snowballs. About fifty guests
were present.
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. McClay, 1920
Colfax avenue S, Miss Belle Kunsman
and James Anderson were quietly
married. The bride wore going
away gown of blue wolfe and in her
bouquet were bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left for a
and after July 1 they will be at home
in Eden Prairie.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
T. J. Tanning celebrated the sixth an
niversary Of their wedding day al
their home on E Twenty-first street
when Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey B. Fan
J. Ruth Of st. Paul, celebrated the
anniversaries Of their wedding days
also. The three brides with their
bridesmaids, Mrs. M. J. Gibbons, Mrs
Ruth and Miss Elizabeth Tanning, re-
ceived the guests. "
AS a fitting close for the schoo
year, the members Of the Alpha Phi
sorority Of the university are spend
ing a week at Hastings as guests O.
Miss Rose Marie Schaller, one Of thu
!. freshmen. Tuesday evening the.
. gave a banquet at Donaldson's tea
!, rooms in honor Of the graduatin,
members, and in compliment to then
the table was decorated in the clas
colors-red and white. Red an
white flowers were used as the cen
: terpiece and at each plate was a clus
ter Of carnations tied with ribbon
Glass candlesticks holding red taper
lighted the table.
Minneapolis people will be inter
ested in the marriage Of Miss Ros
. Richmond Cavins, daughter of Rev
e and Mrs. Benjamin F. Cavins of La
, fayette, Ind, and Frederick Syme
=. Johnston, professor Of agriculture i
4 the university at College Station, Tex
i which took place Wednesday in La
n fayette. The service was read b
Y Rev. Charles r. Henderson and Rich
d mond M. lowering Of Chicago wa
t best man. The bride was attende
r by flower girl and a page and Their
n were ushers and best man to ad
t dignity to the bridal train. Anon
n the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. job
: J. Griffths, Mrs. John Hendricks {
q Indianapolis, Miss Maude Henderso
=, Of New York. Mrs. Mortimer Lever
~ ing, Mrs. Groff-Bryant of Chicago, a
we'll known in the city, and Mrs. Wi
liam A. Willard of Minneapolis.