The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-01
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Miss Katharine Hewson entertained
her home on Girard avenue S In honor
Of Miss Genevieve Mullin, a bride of the
month. Spring flowers, daffodils and
Jonquils, made an attractive decoration
thru the rooms. Hearts were played
and after the games luncheon was
served from q polished table with a
centerpiece Of daffodils. The bride
found at her cover four-leafed clover
and cards bearing good wishes, which
tied to the lucky emblem with yellow
gauze ribbon. The reading Of the
wishes furnished much amusement and
the cards will prove novel souvenior.
Mrs. Fred Chaplin sang several selec-
tions during the afternoon. Miss Hew-
son was assisted by her mother, Mrs. s.
J. HeWson. K aS
The engagement is announced of Miss
Martha Emeroi Schacht and Rev. Joseph
W. Heard, the popular pastor Of Foss
NJ. E. church. The wedding will take
place in the near future and will be a
very quiet affair, attended by only few
near Friends.
The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety of Westminster church gave its
the home Of Mrs. Horace Hill on Oak
Grove street. The young women had in
vited their friends and the guests num-
bered over q hundred. Tulips and roses
were the flowers used thru the rooms
and tapers were with the blossoms on
the table in the diningroom. A feature
Of the evening was play, IA Little
Green ,God,' which had been drama
tized from Mrs: Caroline Atwater
Of ho H.,
Mrs. Frank Stacy and Mrs. Draper 3.
Dayton. The parts were cleverly tax.
en- by group of amateurs. Mrs. Hill
was assisted in receiving by the officers
| of the society and the other members
aided informally thru the rooms.
The reception for the people of St.
Stephens parish which was given last
parsonage, 1909 Clinton avenue, was
attended by several hundred guests.
profusion of flowers and foliage deckeG
the rooms and red carnations were il
the parlors, pink roses in the library anc
daffodils in the dining room. A string
orchestra played as the guests came ant
went. Father Dolphin was assisted by
q group of the church women. Mines A
and Hubert Kelly. Mrs. Henderson ani
Mrs. W. H. Davis presided in the din
ing room and Misses Isabel Kane anc
Courtney served frappe.
Miss Mildred G. Hoover and Hoyt O
Burger were married last evening a.
the home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. A
W. Chandler on Hennepin avenue
Palms, ferns and smilax simulated al
altar and white roses and carnation
were used with foliage thru the par
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green with carnations and roses ming
ling with the ferns. A string orchestrt
played the wedding march. The brides
maids were the Misses Laura and Nelli,
Chandler, who wore pale green gown
and carried pink roses. The brida
gown was Of pale blue silk fashioned
with lace applique and her flowers wer,
strang were the bridesmaids attend
ants The service was read by Rev. G
1 Il. Morrill, and was witnessed by onl,
g small group of relatives and nea:
friends.
Miss Elma L. Neil and Charles J
Brookart were married yesterday at 8.
Arthur avenue Sc. The service wa!
read by Rev. William Fielder. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brookart will make their home TO
the present at Eden Prairie.
The annual dancing party Of the Min
neapolis division, No. III, Order Of tn,
Railway Conductors, was given las
evening in Masonic TEMPLE. Red
white and blue bunting with palms fur
nished an attractive setting in the ball
room and the national colors were ais
used in the supper-room, which was il
charge Of the ladies' auxiliary. The or
chestra played program of twenty -fv
dances, which was enjoyed by abou
four hundred guests.
The Beta Kappa Phi sorority gave
supper Saturday, at the home of Mis-
Agnes Hill, in honor of Misses ELL
Scallon, Mary Cheney and Mile John
son. The decorations were in green an
gold, the sorority colorss. The table i
the diningroom was decorated wit
smilax and had centerpiece of yellov
dafodils. The place cards were al
tistically sketched by Miss Agnes Hill
Present were Misses Rhoda Christen
son, Pearl McKennan, Francis McLair
Agnes Hill, Florence Turnquist, Mabe
McGregor, Jessie Stearns, Mile John
son, Mary Cheney, Ella Scallon, Mabe
Watson, Marion Foster and Edna Sam
pert.