The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25

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Harris, and among the guests We're DR..
and Mrs. j. S. Montgomery and Rev. and
Mrs. W. B. Riley. The decorations were
in carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Fl. Norwood entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at their apart
ment in the Franklin Heights. The honor
guest was Frederick B. Kerrick, who left
Sunday evening for, Montana Covers
were laid for eight and centerpiece of
daffodils and tulips. with softly shaded
lights in silver holders, formed the table
decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Kerrick gave
a dinner Of eleven covers Friday evening
at their home on Fifth avenue Sc for Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Kerrick. Carnations and
ferns were used as decoration. Mrs. r.
b. McGrath of Excelsior was an over-Sun-
day guest of Mrs. w. III. Kerrick.
Miss frankie Rogers of Merriam Park.
whose marriage to Henry Myers of New
York. will take place tomorrow. was the
honor guest at dinner Saturday evening
given in Donaldson's tea rooms by Miss
Edith Williams. A basket Of white tulips
decked the table and the mantel was
filled with lilies and ferns. Present were
Miss Rogers, Mr.. Myers, Messrs. and
Mines. F. O.. Williams. Norman Storr,
Miss Coykendal, Miss Emma Leveross
and Mr.. Bruce OF New York.
Miss Mamie Bishop was the guest OF
honor at china shower Friday evening
at the home of Miss Maybelle Nelson,
when Miss Nelson and Mrs. Alice Barnes
were hostesses. guessing contest on
what bride is liable to carry in her trav-
cling bag was won by Miss Bishop and she
was presented with pretty gifts of china
in pink basket festooned with smilaX.
Miss Minnie Peterson aided in entertain
ing and Miss Rank and Miss Lee gave
recitations and songs.
Messrs and Mines George N. Borden
and w. F. Fitzpatrick entertained Thurs
day evening at the home Of the former in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Grail, nee
Davis Bride roses were the appropriate
decorations for the parlors and in the din
ing-room lovers knots of pink and green
hung from the chandelier. Mrs. John
Robb, Misses Leona Brace, Trella Stern
and Lulu Fitzpatrick served the cupid ices
and Misses Ruth Swager and Ethel Bor-
den presided in the oriental booth, where
frappe was served.
Among the weddings of last week was
that of Miss Carrie Elizabeth Hufnail and
John McClintic Shaw, which took place
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. George HUFF
nail on Twenty-fifth avenue NE. The
decora tons were in green and white in
the parlors and pink in the dining-room.
Miss Mabelle Smell played the wedding
march and Miss Blanche Wilcox Of Bar
ron, Wis, was the brides attendant. The
bride wore white mousseline de sole and
carried bride roses. The service was READ
by Rev. L. A Wisey and Miss Bessie
Hufnail sang 20, Promise Me-" Misses
Jennie Hood. Belle Sullivan and Bessie
Horton presided in the dining-room.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. HUFF
nail Oneita Wis; DR.. and Mrs. Hufnail,
Osceola, Wis.,; Mrs. Wiley and Miss
Blanche Wilcox, Barron, Wis and Mrs.
Clark, Sparta, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
will receive after May IS at 1884 Twenty
ninth avenue NE.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. ]. l.. Brown
entertained baby party at her East Side
home, in honor Of the first birthday ami
versary of her grandson, Thomas harley
Comfort Twelve little ones, with their
mothers and grandmothers, were present
The coors in the dining-room were pink
and green and in the center of the table
was a huge pink crepe paper pie filled
with toys from which green ribbons led
to each plate. Upon the place cards We're
tiny downy chickens. The only out-cf-
town guest was little Miss Frances Janet
Miller OIL ManRdlO.
| Much of the sting Of defeat was drawn
for the University of Minnesota girls
basketball team by the rush Of delight.
full social attentions bestowed upon the
Minnesota party during its stay at the
University of Nebraska The girls were
given royal time, which occupied theil
days completely. The visitors were en-
tertained in the several sorority houses
and. after luncheon on Friday, they wipl
their hostesses were taken by private
trolley car to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Bryan, where they were most cor
daily received and served with light re
freshments.
After the game in the evening tn
Kappa Kappa Gammas gave a chatting
dish supper. Saturday morning the Delt;
Gammas were hostesses at breakfast a
one Of the hotels. Covers were laid TO
forty and the decorations were in yellow
and green. The principal function wa
given by the basketball team and it's sup
porters, and was a luncheon at Hote
Under. At this the decorations were il
the Minnesota colors. and silver hat pins
.. with the University of Nebraska SEAL wer
presented to the members of the team
At the Kappa Alpha Theta tea in tn
afternoon a number of faculty womel