The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-22

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S, last evening, to witness the marriage
Of Mrs. Maude Thompson Burroughs,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd N.
Thompson, and Fred A. Richter. The
bank of palms and Easter lilies was
arranged under a canopy Of smilax and
foliage thru the rooms. Miss Grace
Jungen played the "Lohehgrin' cho-
rus for the professional and the Men
delssohn march at the close. The bride
wore pale-blue crepe de Chine and car
ried lilies of the valley and white vio-
let's. Rev. Marion D. Shutter read the
service. Mr.. Richter and his bride
went away for a trip and they will
spend the summer. at Linwood, Mime
tonka. ST.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Jane Craven of Salem, n. j.,
and Andrew G. Cray, and the wedding
will be an interesting event Of the fall.
home this evening. Mr.. Cray is the
son of Judge Cray.
Mrs. Frank F. Heffelfnger gave a
luncheon for Miss Craven yesterday at
her home on Park avenue. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton Of Philadel-
pu1d. NlIS. Induu JULIUS gave
a delightful program Of songs during
Professor and Mrs. H. r. Eddy will
give a reception Saturday evening for
the Junior engineers at the university.
| The entertainment committee of the
Minikahda club has planned another
dinner dance, and it will be given Sat
urday evening. An orchestra will play
during dinner and later for the informal
dance program.
Miss Emma Miller. gave theate1
to hear "Parsifal.'' The guests Of
honor were Mrs. F. H. Boelow of Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, and Miss H. E.. Hendricks
An elaborate dinner was served at thu
Grill during the intermission.
Mrs. w. J. Brown entertained at din
ner during the intermission Of "Parsi
fal'' last evening, for Misses Myrtl'
and Clara Wilcox of Hancock, MINI
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. G. G.. Roosen Of Humboldt ave
nue. S, entertained a theater party t.
hear "Parsifal'' at the metropolitan
Monday evening. Sunday, Mrs: Roos
en- gave dinner in honor of her GU
Of town guests, Mrs. IF. H. Lindsey an
Mrs. L. P. Probst.
Mrs. Charles s. Cotton Of 1920 Pills
bury avenue, gave chafng dish suppe
Monday evening. Covers were place
for eight and the supper followed roo
. Ter skating party.
Mrs. NJ L. Fosseen gave luncheo
and theater party yesterday Afternoon
Luncheon was served at her home, an
covers were placed for fourteen at
table decked with red carnations an
!, ferns. After luncheon Mrs. Fossee
and her guests went to the Lyceum
! see "Cleopatra. - Present were Nine
t Frank Clague, p. W; DHranti II; sto n
7 Charles H. Dart, John G. Hardy, Thon
e as Torson, John 2. Olson, Tingdal
I Misses Matson, Cole, Johnson and M;
:, . bel Fosseen.
The Girls Of 1904, gaze Ts gr2gre ssr;
t banquet Saturday; The frs first ho couri
!, tions were in white carnations an
o ferns. The club then went to, the hon
Z of the Misses Fiske, for the secon
Q course. Red roses decked the tabl
,, Miss Gilbert served the third cOurs
: and Miss Freeman the fourth, and til
q decorations at both homes were in re-
:, Mrs. Brewster Smith and Mrs. Harr
y w. Ewing gave children g party Sa
urday afternoon at their home, 294
4 Portland avenue, in honor of the
: niece, Ruth Shepherd. The decoration
!. were suggestive Of st. Patrick's Da..
J. and green carnations and tulips wei
:, the flowers used, while the lights wei
J. all shaded in green. Games were playe
j. and prizes rewarded the lucky winner
e Supper was served from long tab
g wreathed with smilax and lighted wit
J. green tapers. There was st. Patric
5. favor for each of the thirty guests.
l. Miss Mary Forbes entertained
g group of nurses yesterday afternoon
n Emerson avenue S, in honor Of Mi
IS Emily Fruton of New Ulm, MINI. Pin
q carnations and potted plants wei
70 grouped about the rooms, and tlunchec
D. was served from small tables. Mi
= Fruton was one Of the Spanish-Ame
~ lean war nurses under the Red Gro
~ society, and she is spending a wee
IT. among the nurses Of the city. a. s.s
e PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
~ Mrs. W. s.. Best is in Los Angeles, Cal.
- Mrs. A.. R. Jewett is visiting in Chicago
70 Mrs. L. S. Kenney has returned from the ca
o. 7. D. Pullen left last evening for ten da
. trip to New York Z rFs ~
% With Mrs. Lineaweaver, 1775 Humboldt avenue
p The Cipher Card club will meet tomorrow aft