The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-03
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Miss Alice Redfield gave kitchen
shower this afternoon at her home on
Portland avenue for Miss Stevenson
ana about twenty-fye young. women
were eharmingly simple and asters were
placed thru the rooms. The gifts were
| brought to Miss Stevenson in a gailv
decked clothesbasket.
Wednesday, afternoon Miss Kate
Buchanan will give a luncheon and Fri
day afternoon Miss Charlotte Esmond
Will entertain a group of Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi. IL ~ ..c.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Welcome gave
reception Saturday evening at their
home on Groveland avenue for Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry F. W ellcome of London,
Eng, who are their guests. Assisting
thru the rooms were Messrs. and Mines.
c. H. Ross, q. C. Warner, John Gordon,
Moore and Mrs. Flora Arnold. Autumn
foliage and flowers made beautiful deco
ration thru. the spacious rooms and an
orchestra played a program of music as
the guests came and went.
and Bernard Henning has been set for
Wednesday morning, Oct. 10, when the
service will be read in ST. Joseph 3
church.
The wedding of Miss Frances Rhoy
and j. Cos will take place Tuesday, Oct.
IS. Last week Miss Rhoy was honor
Alice Odean and the gifts were brought
in to the bride IN cart decked with
flowers by Masters Milton and Charles
Ross and Reynold Odean.
! Mrs. George R. Newell gave the first
of series Of luncheons and dinners
Saturday when she entertained group
| OF twelve women at luncheon and
bridge. The guests included, a number
Of women from St. Paul. - -: ~
A quiet, wedding took place Satur
day morning in St. Lawrence church
when Miss Alice Irwin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Irwin, and Richard Kyle
were married. Rev. Father Byrn read
the service and only the members of the
family were present.
The people of Simpson M E. church
gathered in the church parlors Friday
eX rs to say fGrewe to Rev and End
week for Los Angeles, cal. The par
lors were made beautiful with autumn
leaves and flowers Professor Hutch
inson, in behalf of the congregation,
presented DR.. Rider with gold watch
fand chain, and Mrs. Rider was given a
diamond and pear. pin and shopping
ing was the program by Misses e. Nc
Murray, Martin, Nicoll and Wasser-
zhier and light refreshments were
served.
A charmingly appointed luncheon was
Glasco, 1905 Thirteenth avenue S, for
Miss Daisy M. Allison, whose marriage
to Edward Rathborn is to be one of the
early October events. The decorations
were in yellow and green and a large
bouquet of dahlias formed the center
piece. Covers were placed for seven
teen.a21s - ,..,,..e.o.. .-aT.ea,.
Mrs H. T. seyfried, of -25o1
Eighteenth avenue S, entertained at
dinner Friday evening in honor of the
eighty fifth birthday anniversary of her
guests and the decorations were in
autumn flowers. Mr.. Dauman left
Saturday morning for the south
The wedding of Miss Bernice Inez
Potter and DR.. Charles A. Dawson took
bride in Glyndon, MINI. A group of
friends from Minneapolis were present
and the service was read by Rev. DR..
Gulick., DR.. Dawson and his bride will
make their nome In GlyndOn. & DIR. DaW-
son is a graduate of the university and
( was connected with the staff of the CITY
hospital for year.
The marriage of Miss Johannah E.
Goreu and Edward. Reid Willard was
solemnized today at noon in the bridal
apartments Of the Rogers hotel by Rev
&. l.. Morrill,. The rooms were prettily
decorated with white roses. The bride !
gown was white chiffon over silk, with
real lace trimmings. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Rogers, Miss L.
Maude Booth, F. w. Page and Powhat
; tan Boiling. Mr.. end Mrs. Willard will
( live in Minneapolis.
Miss Maybelle barrow of 1898 Park
i avenue entertained last week for Miss
$ Mae Rider, who leaves Wednesday With
her parents, Rev. and Mrs W. H. Ri.
der, for Los Angeles, Cal. Thirty
guests were present and Miss barrow
had cleverly arranged for them to take
an imaginary journey to California
with Miss Ri der. Tickets were issued
over the road Miss Rider will travel
and stops were made at the importan mt
I places. The house was frightened with
autumn leaves and in the diningroom
) where supper was served. grapes were
effectively used with the bright foliage
I -r.- PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.