The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-28

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Invitations were issued this week by
Mrs. N. w. Ireys for the marriage of
her daughter, Beatrice, to Stuart w.
Wells, which will take place in st.
Marks procathedral Wednesday, Feb.
is, at 5 pm. Miss Ireys will have her
sister, Miss Marion Ireys, as her maid of
honor, and Miss Florence Wells and
Miss Margaret Welles as bridesmaids
Leonard Welles will serve as Mr.;
Charming Kibbee, Horace Lowry, Roy
Pierson and Wallace Burt. The service
will be read by Bishop s. G. Edsall
and will be- followed by small recep-
ton for the family at the Ireys apart
ments in the Imperial. 3 .
Mrs. Mary l.. Robinson will give the
bridal dinner at the Lowry residence
Saturday evening, Feb. 4.
An interesting announcement of the
week was that Of the engagement Of
Miss Rebecca Van Cleve, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Van Cleve, and
Rev. j. H Nicol of Thief River Falls.
Miss Van. Cleve is the granddaughter
Of Mrs. Charlotte O.. Van &Cleve, a
famous Minnesota pioneer, and Mr..
Presbyterian church. The wedding will
take place in May and in the fall Mr..
Nicoll. will take his bride to Syria,
where they will serve as missionaries
at Beirut. The women Of the Presby-
terrain churches are very much interest,"
ed in Miss Van Cleve and her future
life, and Friday. afternoon the Social
circle; of Westminster church will have
linen shower for her at the home OF
Mrs. c.. G.. Webber on Clifton avenue. .
One of the weddings Of next week
will be that of Miss Aim Gallagher and
Frank Towne, which will be solemnized
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home Of the bride s uncle, j: Robit-
shek, on Ninth avenue S. 1t will be a
very quiet wedding, owing to the recent
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Cecilia Nelson and Rev. S. T..
| Hedberg will be followed by several
affairs for Miss Nelson, who is a dea-
coness Of Augustana church. Tuesday
afternoon a. linen shower will be given
| at the home of Mrs. Axel Anderson on
| Thirteenth avenue S, when there will
be thirty-six guests. Yesterday after
noon 200 Of the women of the church
assembled in the church parlors and
surprised Miss Nelson with gift of
a handsome tea set and a purse. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring. .~
Mrs. Howard Mel, Morton Of Clifton
avenue will give a tea Wednesday from
4 until 6 pm, in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Harold Penn-Gaskell Coates of St.
Louis, and of Miss Morton Of Philadel-
phia, who are her guests.
Mrs. Charles Fisher Hepburn will
give her last postnuptial at home Tues:
day, at her apartments in the Swinford.
Mrs. Hepburn has received every Tues
day in January and her receptions have
been charmingly informal. 1879: : I
Everybody is delighted to learn that
Miss Katherine Jewell Everts is com
Ling to Minneapolis again after an alb
much pleasant anticipation in regard
to the reading of my Lady's Ring:
which she will give Feb. is in the ball
room of Mr.. and Mrs. George Partridge
on Groveland terrace. Miss Everts will
leave Boston about the 10th and arrive
in Minneapolis several days before the
entertainment. Altho the reading il
under the auspices Of the Dramatic
club, the attendance will not be con
fined to the members, for the ballroom
will seat $50. Tickets will be placed
on sale next week at the metropolitan
Music store. Rossiter's orchestra will
: play a program as the guests gathe!
and depart, and altogether the affai
promises to be one Of the interesting
, events of February. -:,y7, : =. =
On Tuesday evening the Deutche
Frauen club will have it's annual CHART,
ball and the event will be an importan
one in German circles. Miss Beatrice
G(3j!ertsen will be- the only debutant'
this year. Miss Gjertsen is the daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Giertsel
and is one of the promising young sing
ers. The ball will be given in Ma
sonic Temple and will be attended b,
' several hundred guests. =
The Delta Gamma sorority will hav
its annual banquet in Donaldson 8 tie,
rooms March Is.
Mrs. Guy Fl. Nelson and Miss Peter
son of ST. Paul entertained; the grou1
Of women who assisted at the reception
which they gave yesterday at card
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Mel
johnson, wife Of Governor johnson, wa
again the honor guest and the prett,
decorations of yesterday furnished
beautiful setting. Progressive euchr
was played at nine tables. The guest
included Mines. johnson, Albert Berg
John Peterson, A. W. Lyman, Franz
Clague, Milton Wright, L. H. Ickler
John Stoughton, r. D.. O'Brien, w. G
McMurchy, st. Paul; F. R. Salisbury
Edward Benedict, George Gould, G. 4
Smith, p. A. Mcdonald, H. w. Delaney
B. F. Nelson, Fred Benjamin, Henri,
Meining, Ward Ford, Fred L. Gray
Minneapolis; Daniel Kennedy, Hector
MINI; Henry Hymes, Rochester, MINI.
: Toilet Jacobson, Alexandria, MINI.
Misses Nan Smith, Adeline Smith, Grac
Ulmer, Anna Hoy, Minneapolis; Mise
May Clark, Ofelt, Stoughton, Mabe
, Peterson, and Reba Ward, st. Paul.
A cotillion on roller skates was some
thing new,, in which 100 Of the younge
: set found pleasure last evening. Role