The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23

the engagement of Miss Pearl
John L. Sabin, of San Francisco, and
Captain Alfred w. .Bjornsted, Of the
Twenty-eigh infantry. Captain
Bjornsted served in the Philippines
later entered the regular army. He is
now stationed at Fort Smelling.
Invitations were issued today by Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Stone for the marriage
of their daughter, Olive, and Harry
Camp Reynolds, which will take place
Wednesday evening, June Z, in st.
Paul s Episcopal church. The service
M tb be h foew e b s%a Me- EeesR en
on Aldrich avenue S.
Saturday afternoon Miss Florence
Wright, Of Ridgewood avenue, will en-
terrain for Miss Stone. .s.,r r =
and "f MFs eeo MEs Ma%
will entertain for Miss Eleanor Mes
Mabel Smith ie'Ss and Mss suroS Margare st
Gilmore will give a luncheon for the
bride, and Monday Mrs. Frank Nichols
will be hostess at luncheon. The
wedding of Miss Nesbitt and DR.: Fred
erick G. Poehler will take place June !,
and the bride will have Miss Gilmore
and Miss Smith for her attendants.
Miss Smith has just returned from
California for the wedding. viii Poeh-
! Ter will be the best man and the ushers
will be DR.. Frank Poehler, DR.. M. Kief-
er and j. Uttendorfer. ,.':>.
Mrs. W. H. Hughes will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow for Miss Agnes
Griswold June bride. 49, -
Mrs A. L. Queneau of Bethlehem,
Pa, is visiting her father, H. E. Blais-
deli, on the East Side. Saturday after
noon Miss Helen Blaisdell will give a
reception in honor Of her sister.
The NJ Kappa fraternity will give a
dancing party in johnson hall Saturday
evening. "ss.'- r..
A Baptist social gathering will be
held in the First Baptist church Tues
day evening, May 80, in honor of the
4 twenty-ffth anniversary of the coming
) to Minneapolis of Boston W.. Smith
known as "Uncle Boston, as a. Sun
dayschool missionary. Rev. DR.. Gran
dali, pastor Of the Trinity church, will
be the principal speaker. "..,,.. -
|
appointed luncheon this afternoon il
the dutch room at Donaldson's te:
rooms for Miss Jessie McIver, brid
of June. A basket of pink peonies wa
in the, center of the table, which wa
lighted with pink tapers in crysta
{ holders, and white peonies marked tn
) brides chair. Covers were placed fo
I twelve. - D.
Z l. - j.
} entertained at linen shower last even
I ing, given by Miss Laura Button at he
{ home on Clinton avenue, Towels wer
) hemmed and the initials embroidere
by the Smart Set of which Miss. Smit:
{ is a member. Covers were laid flo
5 twelve Miss Ella Lille will give
I card party Saturday evening, in homo
( of Miss Smith . 49,. " ."'7'.''~
s Mrs. D. :Prigge and Miss France
and Miss Prigge viii viii the honor ion CUES
: at several affairs before She: goe!
| Thursday evening Miss 10 Ehrlich, Q
her. Last evening Miss Lola Lebe
gave a dinner of six covers for. Mis-
Prigge, and red and white carnation
and ferns made the table pretty. .
| Miss Gertrude Gregory entertaine
Friday evening for Mrs. H. D. Glove
| Games and music were the amusement
of the evening, and dainty refresl
ments were served.
| Miss Stella Carter, of Columbu
| Ohio, and Frank Kovaricl1, ,;of Ne
York, were married last evening at til
| Hampshire Arms. Rev. L. H. Halloc
read the service. 49,
| Miss Agnes Smith and Richard Ke1
were married yesterday at the residene
of the officiating clergyman, Rev., G.
Morrill,, 1898 Stevens avenue, ..