The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-14
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A pleasant afternoon has been
urday. There will be music all after.
noon and evening, and after O'Clock
tea will be served on the lawn by a
group Of the young matrons and young
women. During the afternoon the men
will play a qualifying round to secure
positions on the club golf team. There
will be tablo d 'hote dinner and music
and several large dinner parties have
already been planned.
Miss Marion Jones gave luncheon
Of eight covers this afternoon at her
home on Hennepin avenue, for Miss
Georgia Bryant. A great basket of pink
and white peonies was in the center Of
the table, and horseshoe wound with
ribbon and tied to a cluster ofHpeonies.
was at Miss Bryant's place; a fter
shower for Miss Bryant.
Mrs. Melvin Grimes entertained at
luncheon this afternoon for Mrs. Alvah
Libbey, bride Of last month. A basket
Of pink wild roses was in the center Of
the table, with a big pink bow tied to
the handle, and syringa blossoms were
used thru the rooms. Covers were placed
for twelve
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cawcutt will
give musical tomorrow evening at
their home on Emerson avenue N. The
| program will be given by quartet
Mrs. Cawcutt, Miss B. L. Wasserzieher,
A. w. Van Dyke and A. 3. Mclean,
assisted by Mss Eunice Cameron, Miss
Odegard, Joseph Muller and Albert
Bush.
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| Day were the honor guests at a prettily
appointed dinner which Miss Ethel
on Colfax avenue S. White gladioli
formed the centerpiece and a flower
was at each place. The BRIDES cover
was also marked with a cluster o. white
sweet peas tied with white tulle. The
were placed for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell! e. Jepson Of
Emerson avenue N arranged pleasant
surprise last evening at their home in
honor Of the SEVENTEEN birthday ami
versary Of their father, John Jepson.
About thirty guests were present and
a delightful informal evening was en-
joyed. Miss Jessie Jepson, who has just
several readings. Pink carnations fur
nished ! an attractive decoration thru
the rooms. MI. John Jepson has re-
sided in Minneapolis about two years
and, with Mrs. Jepson, came from Fari-
! bault, MINI.
A quiet wedding took place Monday
Smith at Linden Hills, when her daugh-
ter, Bessie Mae, was married to John
M. Hogan. Only relatives and few
intimate friends were present. Rev.
Charles Maxwell offciated.
Mrs William A. Clark is spending: a
few days with her sister, Mrs. E.. s.
Hoyt, at the Hampshire Arms. Mrs:
Clark is the wife Of Senator Clark of
mother, Mrs. P. J. La Chapelle, is on
I her way to Europe to bring her little
| daughter to New York. The announce
ment Of Senator Clarke 8 marriage to
his beautiful young ward, Miss Anna
La Chapelle, several years after the
most romantic events of last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Marks Rivkin
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Ida Frances to Charles Selcer.
Mrs. D. R. Howell Of Sixteenth street
2, entertained at luncheon yesterday
Pittsburg, Pa, who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs: Gus .Ellery. Covers were laid
for eight. .,.N.,
The first annual banquet Of the boys
cabinet of the Young Mems Christian
Dayton 8 tearoom. Pink carnations
decked the table and covers were placed
for fifteen. --,r ...5 tr~