The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-08

whether the hostesses will give their ball
this year or not. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lowry arrived this morning after trip
of several months in Europe, and as Mrs
Lowry is leading spirit among the hos
tesses, all plans were held in allegiance
until her return.a It. is so late: people, are
alreac y talking Of going to- the lake, that
| some Of the hOstessesl are rather in favor
of emitting the ball altogether, while just
about as many are Of the opinion that a
brilliant affair just after Easter will be
very much appreciated. "
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. .Northrop an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marjorie, to Sidney Butler Dean of
st. Paul. -
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Stone an
nounce the engagement of their daubh-
ter, Olive, to Harry Camp Reynolds.
The wedding will take place early. in
June. ~. :-:.s.r -. ~.a-.sa-. :-s- .
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mcclure an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Myrtle c.. to Frank Elliott Parme-
lee Of West Salem, Wis. The wedding
will take place the middle Of June.
The wedding of Miss Eta McCabe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James McCabe,
and DR.. H. G. Irvine, is set for Wednes-
day evening, May 81. 49,. 4. e
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Kinney announce
| the enga cement Of their daughter, Madge,
and John Rauch off Chicago. The we'd
| ding will take place in the early summer.
Among the weddings of next week will
be that Of Miss Helen, Mabel Huntington
and Fred L. Bosworth, which will take
place Tuesday evening in All Souls Cni-'
versalist church. Miss Huntington's only
attendant will be, Miss Bosworth, the
| bridgegrooms sister, and Arthur Proels
will act as best man. The service will
be followed by a reception at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Huntington, on Fifth street SE
The third annual dance of the senior
class of the East high school will be given
! Friday evening in Johnson hall. Miss
Mary Evans will be mistress of ceremo-
MES and lead the grand march, which will
be followed by a program of 20 dances.
The committee includes Miss Faith Whea-
ton, Miss Marguerite Morgan, Adm Tyler,
Cecil McKercher and Harvey Warner.
The Monday Card club will be, enter
tanned on Monday by Mrs. Theodore Hays
of 81 Bedford avenue.
Mrs. S. B. Fry entertained a group of
young women at a thfrnble- bee this aft
ernoon at her home on ColfaN avenue S,
for the Misses Anna and Lolita Fry,
whose double wedding will take place
next Wednesday evening. The rooms were
, bright with spring flowers and the after
Moons amusements included several sur
prises for the two brides y
The Presbyterian ministers of Min
4 neapolis and their wives were enter,
! tanned at dinner last evening in Day.
toms tearooms by Judge and Mrs. El]
Torrance and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T
Thompson. The forty two guests were
seated at three tables decked with
flowers and red tapers in crystal hold.
: ers. Informal toasts were responded
to by DR.. j. p. Bushnell, DR.. j. B. Mar
shall, DR.. Charles Thayer, Rev. G. T.
Hubbard, Rev. Donald L. Mckay and
DIR. r. N. Adams .
The guests included DR.. and Mrs. John
e. Bushnell, DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Mar.
shall, Rev. Charles T.. Hubbard, Rev
and Mrs. F. B. Roberts, Rev. Donald D
Mckay, Rev. and Mrs. Willard s. Ward
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas J, McCrossan
DR.. and Mrs. Mrs. D. y. Kiehle, Rev
and Mrs. R. J. Cresswell, Rev. and Mrs
William Campbell, DIR. and Mrs. Robert
N. Adams, Rev. and Mrs. George D
Parker, Rev. and Mrs. r. Z. Adams
Rev. and Mrs. Otis G. Dale, Rev. an6
Mrs. w. o. Wallace, DR.. and Mrs
Charles Thayer, Alexander e. Patter
son and Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Lattimer.
Mrs. Mark Perkins gave luncheon
Of twelve covers yesterday at her home
in Kenwood in honor of her sister, Mrs
II. s. Slater Of Detroit. Clusters Of
table and above the center was sus
pended ball of the flowers and ferns
. Gauzy butterflies lowered over TIT