The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-21

program at the Orpheum itheater. Miss
Hayward was presented with beauti-
many aen of her the raeS etSHFes s1f
will leave for the east tonight.
The wedding Of Miss Lelah M. Stuart
and Daniel L. Cubberly of Chicago was
quietly solemnized yesterday afternoon
at the home Of the officiating minister,
Rev. G: i. Morrill, on Tenth avenue 8.
The bridge wore her travelling gown Of
I blue cloth and carried roses. The at
tendants were P. E. Conley of Chicago,
A. M. Stuart and Miss Minnie Du Sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cubberly will take an
esatern trip, before they return to Chi
cago to reside.
Miss Gertrude Yerxa, who is here
with the eStrongheart' company, is
niece Of Arlington Yerxa, who former
ly lived in Minneapolis. This after
noon Mrs. j. j. Gerber of 314O Lyndale
avenue s entertained informally in hon
or of Miss Yerxa that she might meet
a group of Minneapolis people. Pink
| chrysanthemums were with the palms
| and ferns in the parlors, the hall was
bright with American Beauty roses and
the dining room had poinsettia bios
SONS. t.@
Mrs, William L. Waldron will give a
home, 2425 Girard avenue S. In the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron will
| give dinner of twenty covers.
| Mrs: T. NJ. Levering and Mrs. Win
| throp Lawrence will entertain at cards
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Levering in Kenwood.
Mrs: R. S. Humphrey Of Cedar ave-
shower last evening for Miss May Ellen
Cross. a bride of next week. Yellow
chrysanthemums frightened the rooms,
which were lighted with yellow tapers.
Bride roses marked the BRIDES place
at the supper table, and chrysanthe
NUNS formed the centerpiece. Covers
were placed for twenty five.
A lot Of people moved into the Plaza
this, week and are comfortably settled
at that popular new hotel. Among those
George W. Porter, Frank Petit, How
ard Kelly, Sewers, Frank Reid, John
Burkholz, Messrs. Scott Woodworth
Willis Williams, Frank Platt and his
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. William o 'Brien
and Miss Alice O'Brien are expected
home this week and they will 20 at
once to the Plaza. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Eliel. Snow .Woodworth, R. M. Bowler,
Miss Valentine, J. A. Valentine, Ralph
Whelan, Horace Earle, H. Eliel, Ed
mund Pennington and John Bradstreet
will move in as soon as their apart
ments are ready for them.
| J. J. Nate will go to Chicago early
in the month to be present at the
golden wedding celebration Of his par.
ents Rev. and Mrs: John Nate, which
; son last summer and made many friends
, in the city. The Chicago preachers
!, have appointed a committee to draft
resolutions on the coming anniversary
and have requested all friends to write
a letter Of congratulation to the aged
couple.
There was considerable interest
manifested in the two art exhibits
last week.. that of Alexis Fournier al
CLOVIS and of the Society Of Fine Arts
in the public library art gallery, and
in spite Of the many social distractions
and the evangelistic meetings people
found time to go from one to the other
Mr.. Fournier never made such sp1en
did showing in the city before, for he
has collection of over seventy pic
lures. He has planned a most delight
full affair for tomorrow evening wher
, he will give reception. He sent out
ABOUT. 400 invitations so that il
will be large affair. All the ar1
lovers are sure to be present to admire
and comment on the pictures and there
> will also be music.
Mr.. Fournier will have an exhibit Of
his pictures in the rooms Of the state
art society in the new state capito!
at st. Paul when he leaves Minneapolis
about Dec. 10. He will have several
re- Of his pictures to to show o hsFe
which have been on exhibition in gal
: leries in the large cities will be for
warded tc him so that we will have g
chance to see them. His collect ion has
attracted more than ordinary interest
and it is good news to art lovers te
hint that several Of his pictures will
probably remain in Minneapolis, the
property of local connoisseurs.
| Pure food laws good. Burnett's Vanills
| ia fDO6. substitute.