The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
THE SOCIAL SIDE OF7LIFE7 ~ 1lINNEAPOLIs

Price. The rooms were gay with autumn
nished by several members Of the
Apollo club, assisted by Miss Maude
Stuart and Fred Warner, who gave
vocal numbers. Assisting in the din-,
ingroom were Misses Belle Warner,
Beth Warner and Edna Roberts. There
were about fifty guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tierny Of SIS Hum
prised Thursday evening by seventy
FIVE friends who gathered to aid in cele-
brating the twentieth anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tierny g marriage. Music
and cards were the amusements and
luncheon was served at midnight. Mr..
and Mrs. Tierny were presented with,
many handsome gifts in china, includ-
ing a dinner set. Among the guests
were DR.. and Mrs. j. Donovan Of Eden.
Valley, Mimi, and Mr.. Tierny 8 mother
from Henderson, MINI.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Sullivan
of Minneapolis and Charles James
Whyte of Chicago took place Sept. 30
at Portland, Ore. Rev. Father Black
Of st. Francis church offciated at q
nuptial high mass. Mrs. William Can
aday, sister of the bridegroom, was
matron Of honor and Professor T, E
Sullivan Of st. Paul was best man. The
ceremony was followed by an elaborate
wedding breakfast, after which the
young couple left for an ocean trip.
| They will be at home after Dec. at
Portland, Ore.t The bride is a sister OF
| Mrs. j ohm Cochran Of st. Paul.
Miss Hattie Smith Of Lyndale avenue
| s will entertain at luncheon Tuesday
afternoon for Miss Florence Campbell,
whose marriage to DR.. Don D. Rider
will take place Wednesday evening,
Oct. IS. The invitations for the we'd
week by Mr.. and Mrs. David Campbell
and the service will be read at their
| home, 2728 First avenue s. Miss
Blanche Edgerton will be maid Of hon
or and Rev. William Rider will act as
best man. Several other affairs will
be given next week for the bride and
sorority, Gamma Mu Pi, is planning
a banquet.
ing gifts on the brides, and what a
wealth of pretty things the bridal cou-
Piles have received! Wedding gowns
and wedding gifts really monopolize
conversation, and one hears whispers
/ Of check Of 100000 for one bride, a
trip to Europe, the gift Of the bride IS
father, for another, and a set Of silver
$50 years for a third. When one Of the
girls was planning the arrangements
3 for her wedding last week and spoke Of
the room in which she would display
her gifts her mother declared that she
would not receive enough to make 9
good showing in the room, which is not
a small one. But the gifts came ana
came, hundreds of them, until they
overlooked the apartment and had to
be- scattered thru half dozen more
Among the pretty things were two
strings of exquisite coral, white and
pink, a further illustration Of the fact
that it is quite the proper thing to
give the October bride personal jew.
!. elry.
Miss Marjorie Northup will be the
guest Of honor at two receptions which
Mrs. William B. Dean of Summit ave
nue., st. Paul, will give on Fridays, Oct
| 20 and e., The engagement Of Miss
Northup and Sidney B. Dean was an
nounced in the spring.
Mrs. Dwight M. Baldwin of eO7 +
Seventeenth street, will entertain al
cards Wednesday afternoon.
The dancing clubs are already plan
ming their winter IS gatherings and BY
the first Of November many Of then
will have commenced their regular in
formal parties. The Monday Nigh
club, a popular organization of Eas
Side married people, will, as usual, hay,
it's first party the last Monday in Octo
Der. The Tuesday Limited will hav,
its opening dance Now. The elias
OF young people chaperoned by Mines
Fl. L. Tucker and g. T. sHickox he'll,
H ts FIT ab R "a East the eygnnf th S ReGss
about sixty Central high school boy
and girls in the class which is direct
ed by Mrs: S. G.. Noble. Tuesday after
. noon the class which meets at the hom.
Of Mrs. William Donaldson will hav,
it's first party of the fall.
Plymouth club, the mems club O.
Plymouth church, will begin it's seaso1
Monday evening in the parlors of tn
church, when it will be addressed b,
Dr.: Richard Burton of the university
as well as gentlemen viii be present t.e
A program Of the social meetings 0
: the club covering the season has bee
prepared, and the list Of speakers II
cludes many of national as well a
local reputation, who will talk O
travel, municipal affairs, literature DO
ltics, art and architecture. There wi
also be a musicale and banquet. A
;; OF the men Of the church, especial
l young men, are welcome to the NEE
!. ings and eligible to membership in til
: Club. A particularly large ATTENDING
? IS expected at the open meeting Nor
day night.