The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

The m n9M! Of Miss Ge en- vi y,
took place last evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Mullin, on Second avenue S.
The decorations were all in green and
white and a canopy Of south fern smilax
was arranged above the bank OF palms
played Rubenstein's "Melody in ~
as Misses Minnie Troendle and Kath
crime Hewson stretched the white rib
bons and smilax to form an aisle for the
bride, who entered as the Mendelssohn
march was played. There were no at
de ,chene fashioned with. chiffon and
Irish point lace and carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
service was read by Rev. j. E. Smith
and at the close Miss Burt played the
'Lohengrin' chorus. An informal re-
ception followed, and the young women
Zeta, assisted. Misses Effie Cole, Flor
ence and Laura -Fleu were in the din
ingroom where the decorations were in
the sorority colors, yellow and green.
A Japanese basket held a cluster of
jonquils in the center of the table and
white ribbons fell from the chandelier
corner: Frappe was served by Misses
Hazel Ramsdell and Maud Tubbs.
The out. of-town guests included Mrs.
A. B. Blake of Winona, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Bean and Miss Jane Flower of
Milaca,, Mr.: and Mrs. j. K. HOWE, Miss
Mildred HOWE Of Winona, Vaughn
Leigh Award and James Blake of Chi
cago.
Mr.. Blake and his bride went away
on the late train for a trip west and
they will be at home at 2S10 Second
avenue S for short time on their re-
turn.
The Delta Gamma alumnae had it's
annual banquet last evening in Donald
sons tearooms. Covers were placed
for sixty-fve at one long table. Down
the center of the table were twelve
! vases of green crystal holding narcis-
sus blossoms and at eithdE> end were
/ single candleholder was at each cover.
The name cards were of green with a
narcissus on the folded cover. Miss
Ada Comstock served as toastmistress
and the responses were as follows: Miss
Ina Firkins, "Delta Gamma and the
GGllege'; Miss Hattie tie Van Bergen
4 Miriam Clark, "Delta Gamma Yester.
I day.; Miss Mabel Thomas, "Delta
Gamma Today; and Miss Ruth Ro,
\ sholt, "Delta Gamma Forever.o
q Mrs. Charles H. johnson and Mrs. W.
4 NJ. Hopkins will entertain the Ramblers
johnson on Highland avenue in honor
Mrs. Gilbert Walker and Mrs. Ernest
Smith gave a luncheon yesterday at
Donaldson 8 tea rooms in honor of Miss
p Gsn With Whessr ane4s jar 6 of wh 6tp n
decked the table which was placed in
the Dutch room. The fifteen guests
/ were Mines. Phillips, Thorpe, Harrison
Armatage, Fletcher Walker, Sweet, Shu:
man, Bartholf, Misses Morris and Rob
bins. r
Mrs. Walter E. Maxwell, who will
I leave shortly to make her home IN
North Dakota, was the honor guest last
evening at a small informal dinner
given by Mrs. Fred Famous at her home
on GFant street. nf rs The guests were
eTs were pa ce for sx Pink ne ea fns
tions and ferns were the table decora.
lions.
+ Miss Marion Jones played a delight.
full program of piano numbers yester.
day during the luncheon which was
$ FOR Mrs. j. S: Montgomery. MS. N
+ w. Savage made the presentation 81
t silver to Mrs. Montgomery, who re-
:. sponded in few we'll chosen words.
Fifty couples attended the bank
O clerks first dance Of the season Tues
! day evening in johnson hail. Pleasure
d and the promotion of sociability were
g objects of the dancing party, as we'll as
@ to raise a fund to be used next July
in entertaining the national convention
Of the American Institute Of Banl
Clerks. Frappe was served during tn,
I'd evening. The committee included r. =
tb MacGregor, R. G.. Colyer and w. A
~ Meacham.
T. A group Of friends from Dodg
It. county, Minnesota, and from the cit,
ny gathered at the home Of Mrs. Luc,
n Elliott, 343l First avenue S, Tuesda,
B. afternoon, to aid in celebrating he
$; sixty sixth birthday anniversary. Mrs
h; Elliott was presented with a number O.
w. handsome gifts. Light refreshment
K, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The S. s. Gard club will meet tomorrow wit
Mrs. Henry c. Cook, 340l Portland avenue.
The Ideal Euchre club will meet tomorro
afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Aicher, 735 81,
w. teenth street.
The Flour City Euchre club met Monday wit