The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

and Hugh Il. Ruettell, Monday evening
will be almost family affair, and only
q small group Of relatives and near
friends will gather to witness the serv-
ice. Miss Fisher will have her. sister,
Mrs. M. R. O'Neill Of Fargo, for her
matron, Of honor, and Clifford Ruettell
of Fargo, will be the best man. Mr..
will take his bride to Excelsior
to reside. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. ,Vancleve
will issue invitations next week for the
and Rev. John H. Nicoll of Thief River
Falls, which will take place in Andrew
Presbyterian church, Wednesday even
ing, May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Irwin have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter Margaret, and Eugene Theo-
dore Dieudonne of GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
which will take place Wednesday even
renee church. A small reception at the
Irwin residence, 800 Union street Sc,
will follow the service. Mrs. D. E. IT.
win entertained this afternoon at her
home on Delaware street for Miss IT.
win. ....
DR.. and Mrs. o. M. Huestis announce
the engagement Of their sister, -Renna
Lee Keith, to Dr.. Charles j.. Wallace
will take place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Simpson announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Martha, to Edward M. Byrnes.
The marriage will take place June 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elsinger of St.
De- -. 4l~1 e -,
daughter. Amanda B., to Will Hanstein
Of New York. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz an
Dora Guilliam, to Max Hildebrand. The
wedding will take place early in June.
Mrs. E. A. Wheeler announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Anna
Luvia, to- James Duane Farmer. The
wedding will take place in June.
The senior promenade, the great so.
cial affair of the university year, will
be given Monday evening, May 20. For
several years it has been the custom to
have the university ball on the last
Tuesday in May, but this year Decora-
tion day falls on Tuesday, and the SEN
ior promenade was consequently set for
the Monday preceding.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
gave, delightful dancing party al. the
the out-of-town delegates to the sec
tional convention, which is being held
in the city. About ninety young people
were present. The dance cards were
ornamented with the fraternity emblem
and after the program, supper was
served. 81
The fraternity will have a banquet
this evening at the Minneapolis club
About twenty delegates, representing
leyan, Knox and and Wisconsin universities
arrived yesterday to attend the con
ventiOn. #::'s<es3
About five hundred young people at
tended the junior-senior ball Of the
Central high school, which was given il
Masonic Temple last evening. The
stage was banked with palms, ferns ant
Easter lilies and the light were shaded
of green and gold. -
The patronnesses were Mines. G.. M
Jordan, H. M. Hill, A. w. Hobert, F. P
Hopwood, B. E. Franklin, John Cogan
+. G.. Ball, G.. NJ: Geesaman, H. M
Parker, w. P. Spring, George Salzer
u. :. Pattee, w. M. Wright, ID. II. Kent
G. W. Jennison, J. P. Courtney, G..
H:. Hall, J. N. Greer, J. NJ. Root, Frick
Ella 3. Drew, the wives of the mem
bers Of the board and junior and senio
teachers of the Central High school.
During an intermission Clarenc
Mathewson, president Of the senio
class, and Arthur D. Spring, presiden
of the Junior class, spoke briefly, wei
coming the guests. D..
The committees which had charge o
Management-Harol Fisher, Jane
Courtney and Florence Hopwood.
Decoration-Charles Fairchild, Mar
VI Geesaman, Blanche Hitchcock, Mar
Campbell, Gertrude Chandler, Catherin
LStorer, William Stahl, Harry Cochrant
George Dyer, George Carleton, Pat
Shepard and Leila Paul.
John Tryon, Thomas Roberts, Bernie
Barber, Roger Johnston and Beula
Clark.
Reception-John Ealzer, Angus Cal
! ter, Katherine Drew, Donald Goodrich
Lee Root, Fay Kent, Allan Hill
} Fletcher Parker, Wesley Jenniso1
Gordon Pattee, Ben Corcoran and Flo,
r ence Wright. $780,. I
: LIZ OOuGu high SCHOOL juniors ma
their. annual party for the seniors i
Elks' hall last evening. The decors
i lions were in the senior colors, orang
) and blue, used with palms and fern
i. Perry Leonard welcomed the senior
. and the response was by Donald M
Oregon. Professor A. N. Ozias spok
4 briefly and Misses Bertha Sanders an
: Rozetta Monahan furnished reading
and recitations. The reception grou
included Messrs. and Mines. Ozias, "
K. Hicks, J. H. Cook, Miss Florenc
Turnquist, Miss Title Will, Miss Nab,
Limond, George Jevne, Charles Bone
and Jay Elliott. The committee on a
rangements was formed by Carl OF
Edna Lampert, George Jevne, Haz
Trevette, Jacob Lampert and Mario
Foster. Dancing was the amusement
the last half Of the evening.
The wedding of Miss Carin Sroh
and Helga Anderson took place Thur
day evening at the home Of Mr. an
A. L. King on Chicago avenue. TT
bride only arrived Wednesday fro
Malmo, Sweden. Mr.. Anderson is all
from Malmo, and preceded Miss sroh
: to Minneapolis by three years. I'll
! King residence was deliberately dec
a rated with palms, ferns and earn
3 tions, and roses were used with tt
8 foliage in, the diningroom. Miss E,
4 Norman played the wedding march F.;
i the bridal couple entered. The brio
s wore white and carried bride rose
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