The Minneapolis journal., 1905-12-04

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Mrs. Charles F. Haglin will receive at
day afternoon. The guests have been
invited in two groups and the hours will
be from "a and from 4-6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Paul Higbee viii be the honor
guest at a tea to be given by Mrs. A. e.
Higbee and Mrs. Earle G.. Nunally at
the home Of Mrs. Nunally, 1924 Park
avenue, Friday afternoon, Dec. .15. The
hours will be from 3 to Q clock. Mrs.
Higbee came to Minneapolis, as bride
last May; she was formerly Miss Louise
Day of Milwaukee.
The marriage of Miss Mamye NJ
Faunce and Richard H. Rainville, took
place yesterday at $3.50 pm. at the home
| Of the BRIDES parents, 1912 Western
| avenue. Rev. g. L. Morrill, read the
| service in the presence of large group
| Of friends and relatives. The decora'
| tions were in yellow chrysanthemums
Following, the service "a supper. was
at home at 1912 Western avenue. Nh
and Mrs. Arthur Fletcher of Ada, MINI,
were in Minneapolis for the wedding.
John Birkholz entertained at dinner
at the Plaza Saturday evening". Cow
ers were laid for ten and the guests
were E. Yates, r. w. Clifford, A. s.
Gillette, G. T. Jaffray, j. S. Bradstreet
and Walter J. Keith. The decorations
were in green, with ferns and trailing
vines. - Il. -; - - " ~,
The Beta Kappa Theta sorority gave
a progressive dinner Saturday. Courses
! were served at the. homes of Jessie
Stearns, Francelle Smith, Florence Turn
quist and Edna Lampert. Covers were
! laid for twenty-five. u
A double wedding took place at the
:. home of Mrs. E.. A. Blegen, 2443 Six
teenth avenue S, Thanksgiving evening
when her daughter Anna. was married
to Henry Weeks Of Centerville, s. D..
and Miss Martina Bagaasen was mar;
ried to the son Of: Mrs: :Blegen, Edward
. the service at t6 O'Clock, in the pres
enee of only the intimate relatives OF
the families. 4. - 's.s 49,: - =
H. W. Malcolm gave a Thanksgiving
cotillion for his children's classes Sat
urday afternoon in Masonic Temple. A
variety Of pretty fayors We're brought 9
cards with hand-painteds pictures rep
resenting Thanksgiving delicacies were
distributed and matched for partners
= The sleighbeH figure was alsos much en-
! joyed. Little Eunice: Mitchell gave 6
fancy dance during the afternoon: :
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Malcolm
gave Thanksgiving informal in tn
was decorated with chrysanthemums
! Frappe was served from fower-decke(
table. in the oriel window. r. -: T.. ;<:'*,
Saturday evening the high!schoo
class had @its holiday party in theFc
Twenty fifth street hall: ae..%.>> ?.
One ,. Of the out-of-town wedding
which, took place on Thanksgiving Day
{ in Chicago was Of much interest to Min
q neapolis people and particularly to. tn
congregation of the Church of the Re
deemer, as the bridegroom was Rev
) Everett Dean Ellenwood, formerly as
3 sistant pastor of the Church Of the Re
- deemer and now pastor of the Univer
Il salist church in Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Ellen
wood married Miss FLORENCE Ashcraft
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M
| quietly performed at the, family home
6064> Kimbark avenue, Chicago. D1
j Marion D. Shutter went down Wednes
i day, evening to read the SERVICE. Mis-
a Anna Cooper was the maid of homo
and Frederick E. fingers Of Mime
: apolis was best man. Mrs. E. q. But
: ters and #. Buffers Of Minneapolis
We're among the guests. ..~,.-5 il : - -
Mr.. Ellenwood has been assistan
pastor Of the Church of the Redeeme
for the past two years. He was o.
" dained in the church last fall and tn
call to Atlanta, Ca, was accepted b
him, as it opened broader field of wor
for a young minister. While his lare
circle of friends cannot fail; but reioie
at the advancement in his work, h!
departure is a loss and one which
It; It, keenly felt. Mr.. Ellenwood left Las
ca ce Sunday night for Chicago, and sper
IS, the few days preceding his marriae
: in that. city. The wedding ceremon
ls' was followed by a luncheon and il
ge formal reception. Mr., and Mrs. Elle1
3 wood left in the evening for their ne
ell home and Mr.. .EllenWood preached h
Ill., first sermon in the Atlanta chnrc
Is; yesterday. 4"
"a Miss Edith E. Stern and Percy
so Taylor were quietly married Thank
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