The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-20

will take place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilcox in Aurora, I'LL, Tuesday even
ing, Feb. o. Mr.. Higgins is a member
of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and. is
graduate of the engineering depart
ment Of the university, He is now IN
| the employ of the Chicago, Burling-
| ton and Quincy railroad.
The Isledale club will have a leap
year party in Johnson hall Monday
evening.
The trustees of Westminster church
and their wives gave pleasant re-
ception last evening in the church par
lors which were made attractive with
rugs and hangings. The balcony rail-
ing was festooned with smilax and
flowers and palms We're arranged IN
the lecture room, where Rev. and Mrs.
John E. Bushnell, Messrs. and Mines.
| A. M. Clerihew and J. 5. POrteOus re-
ceived. Mines. J. B. Gilfillan and c. G.
| Weber presided at the table in the
| dining-room, where a basket of pink
roses and pink tapers in silver Candida
| bra were the decorations. A group OF
| young women assisted in serving. An
| orchestra played a delightful program
as the several hundred guests came
| and went.
! A delightful reception was given last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Ross in kenwood for Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Holmes Of Lowry Hill
Congregational church and the people
of the church by Messrs. and Mines.
Frank w. Shaw, Thomas Baker, S. 5.
Cook, F. w. Sears j. F. Cheseboro,
]. Rosholt, c. II. Ross and Mrs. F.
! w. Barnham, who received in the liv-
ing room, where red carnations and
American Beauty roses made a hand
some decoration. Delicate narcissus
| blossoms with ferns and vines were in
the living room and in the dining-room
pink carnations were on the side
| board and table with pink tapers in
silver holders. A program of music
was given by the church quartet, Mrs.
! Warnock, Misses Newhart, Catherine
| Baker and B. Norma Rosholt and Mr..
and Mrs. Keeler. A novel feature was
the presence Of four young men, Fred
Ross, Wilbur Shaw, Fred Cheseboro
and Lester Sears, who deftly aided in
the dining-room. The guests num-
| bered $50.
tanned sixty guests last evening at their
home, 1913 First avenue S. The rooms
were made bright with red roses and
palms, and hearts were played. A
light supper was served after the
games. ,-
Miss Grace Eva Matchan and Mer-
| ton E. Washburn, whose marriage
will take place this evening, were the
guests of honor at dinner given last
night by DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Matchan
| at their home on Lyndale avenue S.
Pink and white carnations with ferns
! formed the centerpiece and at each
cover was cluster of the spicy bios
SONS. A large bunch of the pink car
nations tied with white ribbon marked
the brides place. Covers were laid
| for fourteen. .-~.s 49,
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. A. Nc
Laughlin of 1897 Clinton avenue en-
tertained at luncheon for Mrs. Fred
H. Gilman Of Seattle, Wash, who is
spending a month in the city. Covers
were laid for six and the table was
made beautiful with American Beauty
roses. u.s.
Mrs. Herbert Gould gave a dinner
Monday evening for a group of young
women in honor of Miss Alice M
Chadwick, a bride Of the day. After
dinner Miss Chadwick was given a
hosiery shower and later T. Kirt Boyer
and the young men who had been din
ner guests of Fred Gould, Joined the
) young women. A short musical pro.
gram was pleasant feature of the