The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-13

During the afternoon the guests hemmed
towels for the bride and light refresh
ments were served.
DR.. and Mrs, J. A. Frey announce the
engagement of their daughter Florence to
Orville A. Giltner of Ottumwa, Iowa. The
marriage will take place In June.
Miss Elizabeth Chute and Frederick B.
Chute entertained at dinner at the Mini
kahda club last evening for Miss Charlotte
Mead and Edward r. Sanford, Jr., Of st.
Paul, whose marriage VIII take place the
last Of the month. Red carnations and
ferns were in the center Of the table and
the bride found lilies of the valley and
ferns at her cover. The other guests were
| Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, Professor
! Charles F. McClumpha of Minneapolis,
! George M. Kenyon and Mr.. Rank Of ST..
Paul.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dell HOLSTER of 1900 Cali
fornia street NE, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Anna
Beatrice, and George H. Payette. The
wedding will take place next month.
| The wedding Of Miss Leore Austin,
daughter of Mrs. Florence Austin Of 1000
First avenue N, and John Arthur Weber
Is announced to take place June 81 in
Winnebago City.
Miss Rose Tollefson, daughter Of Mrs.
Julia Toolefson, has chosen Saturday, May
81, as the day of her marriage to r. A.
Jacobson.
The women Of the Universalist churches
Of the twin cities will give a reception in
the Church Of the Redeemer Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock in honor Of Rev. Mr..
McGlauften, the tri-state missionary re-
Gently appointed for the northwest.
The Eta Gamma girls will give a dan
cling party this evening in Mrs. Mobiles
hall Mr. and Mrs. A. Massolt, Mines
A. I. Bentson, G. F. Witt and Miss Bo-
hanon will chaperon the young people and
Miss Mabel Runge and Mr.. Ravenscroft
Will lead the opening march.
Mrs. Wallace p. White was hostess al
an American Beauty luncheon which she
gave yesterday at her home on Portland
avenue for her cousin, Mrs. Alvin Smart
Of Duluth, and there was a large basket
table. Covers were placed for twelve an6
after luncheon games were played.
Mrs. Herbert Kelsey gave an automobile
party in the Journal Seeing Minneapoli:
car yesterday afternoon, and after ride
around the boulevards and lakes light re.
freshments were served at the home O.
the hostess on Dupont avenue s. There
were twelve guests.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Ramer ant
Orson A. Weld was a pretty event o
Wednesday evening and took place at tn
home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. 8. r
Kramer, on Fremont avenue N. Marsh
marigolds were mingled with ferns in tn
. az Fo,.~, g., ~
dining room. Miss leila Austin playe
softly during the service, which was reat
by Rev. G. F. Holt, and Miss Ida Wilson
sang. About 100 guests were present an
at the informal reception refreshment
were served by Misses Louise Shore, Lii
, ian Varney, Dora Mosier and Nellie Ra
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Weld left for tlei
new home at Mound, Minnetonka, wher
they will be at home after June Is.
: Major and Mrs. F. B. Rowley were pre-
, scented with a handsome vase by tn
! members of Company B, N. G.. s. M, a
smoke social in the company room d
the armory Tuesday evening. Major Row
|, ley was captain of the company for man
years. At the same time Lieutenant
D. c.. Strachan was given a silver loving Gu
and both presentations were made by Z
i e.. White, in behalf Of the company :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P, Gates and daugh
, ter Georgianna, with Mrs J. w. Ray an
her brother, J. A. Rabb, left Daytona
= Fla, where they spent the white,
Wednesday, and will reach home to-mo1
row. DR.. Kiehle, who was with the part
in Florida, will stop at St.. Louis to NEE
Mrs. Kiehe and Miss Florence Kiehl'
who have, been in Baltimore, and they wi
ct be present at the marriage of DR.. Fred
erick A. Kiehle and Miss Rose E. Ste
vens, which will take place Thursday !
St. Louis.