The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
evening for an extended wedding trip
thru the west, and they will be at home
after Nov. 20 at l4l Aldrich avenue N.

/,
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Teresa
Schultz and Eugene v. Lundberg will
take place Monday evening at the home
Of the BRIDES brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Alfred D. Hobdell. 3l12 Du-
pont avenue s.
Friday afternoon Mrs. G. A. Carlson
will entertain for Miss Schultz at her
home, 1900 Aldrich avenue s,
The wedding of Miss Rose Muller and
Phillip Kohl will take place Wednes..
day evening, Oct aS ,,na n the Church OF Of
| Muller will be maid Of honor and Miss
groom . attendants will be Joseph
| Mathey and Peter. M. Oos and Julius
Kirske and John -Mowak will act as
ushers. Little Madeline Howling will
be fowergirl.
/ A number Of pretty, affairs have been
evening Miss Rose Keller will give a
handkerchief shower for her at her
i home. 3l8 Thirteenth avenue NE.
Last evening Miss Mathey gave q
linen shower at her home, 926 Second
averue NE. Autumn leaves made 9
pretty decoration thru the rooms, and
in the diningroom woodblne e, and ropes
effect. Miss Muller g chair was twined
with green and gold ribbons. The TWEEN
ty-five guests included the Graham Hall
basket ball team Of which Miss Muller
is a member. Friday evening, Mrs:
!. H. w. Howling gave parcel shower for
the bride, at her home on Second street
NE. Pink roses and carnations were
! used for decorations, and thirty-fve
, guests were present. -<#a Is
, The wedding of Mrs. Emma Evans
> and D. r. Stohm of Elkhart, Ind, will
take place Monday evening at the home
of Professor A. E. Haynes, 7O3 River
= parkway. Last evening Mrs: M. &. g
| Mrs. Evans at her home, III East Fif:
; teenth street. Red and green were used
{ in the decorations and the dining room
. was cav with autumn foliage. and
Q lighted with jack O. lanterns. The
: BRIDES chair was adorned with clusters
}. of SALIVA. There were eighteen guests,
: The annual day Of entertainment fol
}. the ladies under Masonic escort comes
:. on Friday this year and the gallant
: Shrirers are making preparations fo1
outdoing their former successful eft
:. forts to make the ladies' annual a day
d much to be remembered. Among tht
; features Of the program is an auto
'. mobile ride in the. morning, sattendaanct
j. noon and a big vaudeville cotillion il
= the ballroom Of the Masonic Temple
f in the evening. Last season the Shrin
It ers and their ladies attended the Ly
ceum, but chose the Orpheum this sea
- son. They have engaged the orches
ira and first balcony aoors for the magi 5i
n nee Serformance Friday, which indl
q cate that the party will number some
It thing like over a thousand. 81"
r Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin
l. will entertain at dinner this evening
a at the Minneapolis club for Mr. an<
3. Mrs. Knoblauch of Emmetsburg, Iowa
8. Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs
n Charles H. johnson will give q Dime
at the Minneapolis club for MIR. ant
Il Mrs. Knoblauch. ~
\ Mrs. Charles H. johnson Of High
land avenue entertained twenty-fv
J women informally yesterday afternoo;
in honor of Mrs. Charles Reede Of chi
cago. Mrs. Reede was formerly a res
3 dent Of Minneapolis, and the guest
were a group Of her old friends an
D neighbors: Red Dahlias and foliag
a furnished an attractive decoration.
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lesuer celebrate
8 their thirty-ffth wedding. anniversarr
- Saturday evening at their home,, a
g Oak street. The house was prettll
- decorated with flowers and ferns, an
8 about forty guests were present. a q
lightful program of music was give
j and light refreshments were served.