The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

we're screened with foliage
and poinsettia blossoms. "A. e. Leroy,
William Weed, George Benz, Frank 4,
Lampe, formed the entertainment COM
mittee, which arranged the affair and
Rossiter's orchestra played. supper
was served in the club diningroom
after the dance program.
A luncheon of sixteen covers was given
yesterday by Mrs. s. H. Cary Of Bryant
avenue S for Miss Newell Of Iowa, who
is ! her guest: a basket Of pink roses g.
nished charming decorations and the
name cards contained the menu ar
ranged as a guessing contest. The lun-
cheon was progressive affair, served at
small tables, and after each course the
three guests who had correctly guessed
what the next course would be sat at
the table with Miss Newell.
Mrs. Clotille Ray Hazleton of Haw-
ternoon for Mrs. Albert P. Weigard of
Dodson, Mont. The reception rooms were
bright with American Beauty roses and
pink roses were in the diningroom. The
ball was hung with southern smilax and
foliage formed a screen behind which
an orchestra played musical program.
The guests numbered about one hun
.dred. -. ~
and Benjamin Augustus Krinke, of Nc
Clellan, Iowa, took place Tuesday in
Owatonna, MINI. Miss Peterson is the
daughter of Mrs. G.. L. Peterson of
this city, and her mother accompanied
her to Owatonna. The service was read
by Rev.. Mr.. Hartford at. the Owa.
tonna hotel, and only a small group
Of friends were present. Miss Sayre of
Owatonna was maid of honor and wore
white silk and pearl ornaments. The
bride s gown was Of white silk peau
de crepe, shirred and embroidered, and
her ornaments were diamonds. MIR.
Krinke was attended by his brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Krinke went away for a
short trip, and they will be at home
after Feb. in Mcclellan. Mr.. Krinke
formerly resided in Owatonna, where
his father was pastor Of the Methodist
church, but he is now in business in
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton an
nounee the engagement Of their f p diang n
Karlen.
Mrs. Olga Won W. Haskell will leave
tomorrow evening for Ottawa, Can.
where she will be the guest of Sir Loui!
and Lady Davies. Mrs. Haskell viii
participate in all the gaieties attend
ant. on the opening Of parliament ane
will be present at the first drawing
room held by the new geeverner general
Wednesday. Ottawa is very gay dur
ing the opening of the Canadian parlia
ment, for there is always round O.
dinners and receptions, SO that it will
be several weeks, before Mrs. Haskell
returns.
| PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Mabel Hughes returned this week fro1
| Ipswich, 8. D..
August F. Gaulke Of Robbinsdale is HON
from visit in Wells, MINI.
| Mrs. F. c. Garhard Of 273O Dupont avenue
is home from visit in Wyoming.
The Misses Adelaide and Hazel Wheelock hav
returned to St. Mary's school, Far1bault
Lorraine Social club will meet at the hon
of Mrs. Shepard, 2931 Portland avenue, Tue
day afternoon.
Nicollet lodge. No. A., d. Of H., will give
Central avenue.
Mrs. E. P. Manewell Of 1929 Hennepin av. hi
recovered from serious illness and Is able
see her friends.
Is for the east and they will sail Jan. 20 for
trip to the Mediterranean.
The Nab9bs Will give dancing party d in M,
7 will be master Of ceremonies.
4 The Nonasoos VIII give dancing party IN &c
Phoenix club Thursday evening. w. II. Cam
i bell will be master of ceremonies.
1 Mrs. E. II. Moulton and Miss Kate Moultt
have Joined the Minneapolis colony in Calforn
and are at Santa Barbara for the winter.
John De Laittre and Miss Corinne De Laitt
are planning a trip to Honolulu and will lea
| the last Of the month for three months visi
ing the holidays with her parents, IN Br.
Mawr. will return to Montevideo tho fir
Miss Winifred Westlake and Misses Marit
McCulloch and German Downs Of st. Paul lie
! Thursday evening to return to Hagerman &C
lege, Lexington, Ky. sr
Minneapolis people at New York . hotels are
Woolan; Breslin. ". Mylne; Holland, H.
, Spear, w. De LaBarre.
. Harry Preston was pleasantly surprised THU
:. his his birthday anniversary. Games and mu,
t. were followed by supper. 81
3 / Miss Maude Leighton Of 1909 Fremont aven
! N and Miss Gabrielle Brendemuhl Of Moorhea
. Mimi, who have been spending the holidays
the city, returned to Carleton college, Mortified
. Wednesday.
" Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Durgin leave Monday I
=. New York and next Saturday they will sail
e visit Mr.. Durgin's relatives in Somersetshil
= England, before their return.
A.. B. Cults, Jr., the new assistant gene
a passenger agent Of the Minneapolis & st. Lo'
d Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cults, lao Laurel aven,
9 He arrived Tuesday and will remain here p
manently.
/. The Rodotta cnch club met Wednesday VI
:, Mrs. G. A. Kelly, 1406 Fifth avenue S. Prii
J, were awarded to Mines. O.. G: Smith, G.
a Kelly and Bennett. The club had as a gu
Il Mrs. Edwin James of st. Thomas, n D. M
@ Souder 1904 Humboldt avenue, will entert
the club Tuesday afternoon, and Its next regu
meeting will be Wednesday, with NJ
Thomas Kelly, 1901 Second avenue q.
o Windburn smalts, and tan isr
= pretty. Have fair face, satin SIX
/. using Satin Skin Cream and Powd
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