The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
ssThere are people who are al
most in love, almost famous and
almost happy DE Krudener.

Mrs. j. D. McArdle entertained forty
women at cards this afternoon at her
home on Colfax avenue s. Poinsettia
blossoms furnished vivid decoration
in the living room and hall, and carna-
tions We're in the reception room. A
terpiece in the dining room. The chan
deliers were wreathed with southern
smilax and the lights were shaded with
spicy carnations. Mrs. McArdle was
assisted by Mrs. E. M. Goldsborough
and little Ruth McArdle and Irene
Parker. ''-,-..
The Cotillion club will give it's first
party of the year in Elks' hall this
evening. Cavour Langdon and Frank
Heffelfnger will lead, and number of
novel figures and favors are expected
| The club includes in its membership
about half hundred Of the well-known
young married men and bachelors, and
| the three parties that they give thru
the season are eagerly anticipated.
| Winter sports will attract many of
the Minikahda club members out to the
club tomorrow for tobogganing, skating
or hockey. The bus will leave Henne-
pin and Lake street at 1880 and $3.50
$3.50 and 6:15 o'clock. ..
The juniors of the North high school
will give the annual reception and ball
to the members of the senior class to,
morrow evening in Masonic Temple
An attractive program has been pre-.
pared and the affair will be the event
The committee in charge Of the ar
engagements consists of. Roy Languay
| Howard Robinson and Eleanor Charl-
ton Of the January class, and Ralph
Wingate, Rose Flaherty, Fowler Hobbs
and Albert Smith of the June division
! The marriage Of Miss Daisy E: Swan
son of Minneapolis and Will J. Qulg
ley of Chicago took place in st. Pau
} last evening in the presence of theil
immediate friends. After the ceremony
dinner was served to the guests a
) Carling's cafe. MI. and Mrs. Quigley
will leave tomorrow for Chicago, where
they will be at home after Jan. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Harden, and DR.
N. o. Pearce Of Chisholm, MINI, were
married at the home Of the BRIDE g par
ents in Bloomington Ferry at higl
noon Wednesday,. Smilax and ever
green's made seasonable and charm
ing background for the ceremony AMI
the wedding music was played by DR.
Z Katherine G. Harden. Rev. E. I
: Haynes of Hamilne read the service
; The BRIDES gown was of white Pari
I lawn and she carried bride roses. He
{ going away gown was Of green broad
: cloth. - ~.
! Miss Harden is the youngest daugh
ter of MI. and Mrs. Spencer Harder
pioneers Of Minnesota, and has live
) in Southeast Minneapolis for man.
I years. Both she and DR.. Pearce grao
I uated from. the university of Minnesot
{ -in@ the class -of4I905. DR.. Pearce is O.
} the staff of the Rood hospital and
practicing physician in Chisholm. H
( is the son of James A.;Pearce, prom
) nent mine owner of Duluth.
I miss. Mary S. Bruce and Harry
s Lewis We're married Wednesday ever
} ing at the home Of the officiating mil
I lister, DR.. A. B. Marshall, 1915 Port
land avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis wi
) reside for time at COS East Frankli
I avenue. ..~.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. John Saley celebrate
their golden. wedding recently at tn
, home of their son, DR.. John Saley, Jr
Central avenue, st. Paul. The room
We're appropriately decorated wit
and pleasing feature Of the ente]
tainment was the presentation to NJ
and Mrs. SaIey of number Of beaut
full gifts. About thirty Of the mos
intimate friends were present, anon
them the six children of Mr.. and Mr.
| Saley. Mr.. and Mrs. Saley made the
home in Bismarck, N. D., for man
, years, but are now living in st. Pa
}. with their son.