The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16

We're all In RED. Each table was res
TONED with q canopy Of hearts inter-
mingled with cupids and had a center
piece OF tulips encircled with shaded
four.
Benjamin N. Faber Of 1413 Lyndale
avenue was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening by group Of his
friends in honor Of his eighteenth birth
day anniversary. Dancing and music
were the ,amusements and light refresh
and AIRS. Ludwig Ripe, MI. and Mrs.
Peter Faber, the Misses Lillian Meyers,
Mamie Faber, Marie Lissak, Anna Lis
SAX, Caroline Faber, Clara Faber, Ruby
Edwards, Blanche James, Margaret Do
Ian, Katie Peters, Name Peters, Ada
Dahl, Dale Stephenson, Vina Bennett,
Mary Freund; Messrs Peter Faber, Jr.,
George Breitner, Mathew Faber, Rob
ert Robertson, Frank Breitner, Oscar
Olson, John Gelman, Frank Klingel-
Joseph schlicting, Ia. Leighton, vii.
liam Peters, Henry Adler, Clyde Forth,
George Seibel, Arthur Frick, Dick Prick
and Emil Lissak.
Miss Emma Miller Of Elliot avenue
entertained the Elite Social club and
it's friends Oh Thursday evening at a
valentine party. Music and valentine
Misses Lillian sonnenberg, Barbara
Hare, Bertha Doeltz, Anna Brown, SUI
san Heighmark, Pansy Peacock, Rose
Malby, Bertha Mussner, Dollie Brown,
Magnetic Doeltz, Messrs. Fred Lam
bert, Hersey Weymouth, Floyd Har-
ney, John HERE, Alfred Malchow, Will
Golden, Henry Doeltz, Archie Peacock,
| Otto Golden, Archie Rice Monahan,
Emke Engstrom and McClain.
A wedding which will bring a bride
| st. Stephen 8 church, Anoka, when. Miss
Bridget Tigue and Henry Shaw Of Min
neapolis were married. Miss Margaret
Kennedy was bridesmaid and Tony
| Tigue acted as best man. The bridal
party came to Minneapolis in the after
noon and this evening reception will
be given for Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. J. j..
Carroll, 702 Sixth avenue N. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw will leave later for an east
ern trip. '...
| Miss Alvina Peterson and Charles E..
| Hicks were married Tuesday evening
at the home Of the BRIDE s mother. Rev.
! A. B. Marshall read the service. Mr..
and Mrs. Hicks will reside at the Col
onnade.
Misses Jessie Tonge ard Jennie IT.
win gave valentine dancing party,
Tuesday evening, in Mrs. Noble's hall.
The hall was hung with hundreds of
hearts, while poinsettia blossoms, bells,
japanese parasols and lanterns added to
! the decorations. The dance cards were
heart-shaped, and all Of the appoint
ments were suggestive of st. Valentine.
Frappe was served during the evening.
The guests numbered eighty.
Mrs. L. Norwood Smith entertained
at cards Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of her third wedding anniversary.
Prizes were won by Mines. Dorcas and
Anderson. Mrs. Smith was presented
with a number Of gifts from the guests
by Mrs. j. w. Thomas. Light refresh.
| ments were served.
Miss Evelyn Trower. Of Queen avenue
N entertained group Of friends at q
fancy dress valentine party in honor of
her birthday anniversary Tuesday. The
rooms were decorated with hearts
Games were played and refreshments
served. Present were Misses Lulu
Berry, Oral and Nellie Houk, Emma
Gertrude and Lizzie Marx, Iva Lem
Amelia and Matilda Erickson, Myrtle
Kray,, Jennie tombstone, Louise Rush
Lois Miller, Phyllis Elkins, Elva ano
Ruth Trower and Master Earl Trower.
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