The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-27
Ichild of Des Moines, Iowa, and G. F.
Cole presided at the table and were
assisted by Miss Rockwell and Mrs. w.

Cole presided at the table and were
assisted by Miss Rockwell, and Mrs. w.
u. Lawrence.
Mr. Conroy and his bride left on the
evening train for Chicago. They will
be at home at 1926 Fourteenth avenue
Sc after May 10. Mr.. Conroy was
formerly chief of police for Minneapo-
Miss Tweed Mcdonald and Joseph G..
Williams of Toronto were married yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Williams and
his bride left on the evening train for
their new home in Toronto.
The annual banquet Of Sigma ri was
rooms and was preceded by the initia-
tion of the following new members:
9. P. Bull, T. L. Hacker, Z. w. D. Hol-
way. J. p. Manchester, R. H. Muffin, =.
l.. Washhurn, Deborah Anderson, A. IL.
Bates, L. s. Billau, E. Bisbee, R. R.
Boyd, A. S. Cutler, A. V. Dahlberg, s.
Einarson, T.. G. Fray, E. D. Jackson, y.
A. Jensen, Bessie Leeds, -. Fl: LIE
Tourneau, T.. R. Mcmillan, p. G. Park
Sanford. Z. B. Sperry, G. T. Walker, +.
NJ. Williams, A. D. Wilson, and R. A.
Ziesmer
The Dutch room was transformed into
a chapel and after the ceremonies the
banquet was served in the green room,
where the long table was decorated with
three mounds of pink and white tulips
fringed with ferns. Pink roses and
ferns were at each cover and the lights
were shaded in pink. Tapers in blue
and white, the fraternity colors, were
on the buffet. Henry F. Nachtrieb was
POSTMASTER and the responses were as
follows: "The National Society," H..
T.. Eddy; Something About the IN
Search G. D. Head; Research in
Agriculture, Harry Snyder; " En-
cheering Research" F. H. Constant,
The annual reception which the
Church Of the Redeemer yves tor ITS
new members took place last evening agg
in the church parlors and over 200
people were present. Rev. and Mrs.
Marion D. Shutter were assisted in
receiving by a group Of the older
church people Miss Madeline oberg,
gave Ria musca dnd
s s5Tn Mmes Glay tus r Gooiey
Munroe and Arthur Peck. assisted by
ten young women, served light refresh
ments. Easter lilies and spirea bios
SONS were effectively arranged with
palms and ferns thru the rooms Mines.
A. W. Paris and. S. S. Linton were
chairmen of the committees which had
charge Of the reception.
Mrs. Hovey G.. Clarke entertained
Bishop and Mrs. s. G. Edsall and the
diocesan officers of the Woman's Aux
iliary Of Minnesota at luncheon yes
terday.
The high school dancing class will
have it's last party Saturday evening
in the hall, 500 E Twenty -fourth street.
H. W. Malcolm will give his last in
formal tomorrow evening in Masonic
Temple. The children IS class will have
it's closing party Saturday afterno9n,
when a cotiilion will be danced. The
favors will be suggestive of spring and
there will also be some fancy dances.
Mrs. Jessie M. johnson and W. H.
ing at the home Of Rev. T. E. Cullen of
the immaculate Conception parish
Mr.. and Mrs. Lieben will be at home
after May Is at 3245 Clinton avenue.
The j. L. D. Girls entertained 200
guests at dancing. party Tuesday even
ing in the Phoenix club. The decora.,
tions were in the club colors, white and
gold, and huge basket Of Easter lilies
Was placed in the reception room while
other baskets hung from the ceiling IN
the ballroom, which was festoooned with
white streamers..ss The platform was
banked with palms and lilies were ar
ranged in the windows: 49, The dance
cards were shaped liksathe club pins
and were embossed with the monogram
in gold. Light Refreshments were
served. The club members are Mines.
Browne, Keidel, Els, Cooke leighton,
Martin, Hall, Shores, Drew, Ponsonpy:
and Miss Pickett. %.&=##sss ~. ..@3G +.
Miss Linnie M. Russell of SUPERIOR
Wis. and Frank r. Hawkins were mar
ried Saturday afternoon. Rev. Stuart
B. Purves read the service.