The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

Alexis Fournier arrived In Minneap-
oils Friday morning to spend several
weeks with friends in the city. At
present he is the guest Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Arthur @. 8. Trachauer. Friday after
noon Edgar Perera will given an infor-
NAL reception for Mr.. Fourier and
there is some informal affair for nearly
every day next week for the artist has
in the city Mr.: Fournier will have an
exhibition of his paintings and will
show about sixty-fve Of his pictures at
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Fourier formerly resided in
Minneapolis you will remember, buffet
two or three years ago to make their
home in East Aurora, New York. From
Minneapolis Mr.. Fourier will 60 to
Chicago, Boston and New York.
! Local society, and the Roosevelt
club in particular, is nifesting an un-
usual interest in the coming of Julien
Eltinge to the Orpheum this week. MI.
E1tinge, who is Harvard man and
made his amateur theatrical beginnings
with the fashionable Boston Cadets and
the Boston Bankers association s annual
operate productions, is just completing
the first year Of his professional career
and the fact that he was the original
Countess Sylvia in the "Baron Hum
bug' production which was repeated by
the Roosevelt club two years ago has
caused the club to take him up with
| enthusiasm. |. :. II. :.
Since arriving at the Hampshire Arms
with his mana ger, Otto Harras, Thurs
day, Mr. Eltinge has been the guest OF
honor at several little affairs and on
Tuesday night the members of the club
to the number of $50, will attend the
Orpheum. The performance at the Or.
pheum will be Followed by a "stag
Informal at the club rooms in honor OF
the impersonator.
The fraternities of the Central and
East high schools have issued about 12t
invitations for a dancing party which
: they will give Friday evening in Elks
hall.
One Of the pretty weddings Of the
4, week was that of Miss Emadel Wet.
and John Douglas Clark which tool
;; place Thursday evening at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
, w. Viets, 3430 Elliot avenue. Palm
: and ferns were in the reception hal
, where the stair rail was wreathed will
!, SHllaX, ana WnlC0 CTySduIueuu1uS WeI'
!, on the piano. In the parlor ropes O.
9 smi1ax were festooned from the chande
), lier to the corners and a bank Of palm
!, furnished background for the brida
, party. The mantel was tangle of foil
1 age in which white crysanthemums wer
: caught. Pink chrysanthemums were Il
: the dining room which was canopie
i with white satin ribbon. Misses Maui
: Wainman, on the violin, and Miss Ed
wilma Wainman, at the piano, played tn
"Lohengrin chorus and later CAV
! the Mendelssohn march. The bride
4 attendant was little Margaret Hazlett
= flower girl, who carried basket o
f lilies of the valley. The bride wore he
: travelling gown Of Alice blue broadclot
Q with blouse of peau de sole trimme
e with Irish lace, and her hat was of blue
J. She carried white chrysanthemums tie
y with white tulle. The service was TO
a lowed by an informal reception and MI
}. and Mrs. Viets and Mrs. Chariot
s Crane assisted in receiving. Mise
s Name Viets, Katherine Owens, JUL
T and Emma Pfugshampt were in the dir
ing room. Mr. and Mrs. Clark left o
the late train for Crosby, N. D., wher
+ they will reside. Mr.. Clark is Law
l. yer in Crosby.