The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-27

The Misses Fleu entertained this
nue. S for Miss Genevieve Mullin. The
guests included twelve of the Theta
Delta Zeta girls, and the decorations
were in the sorority colors, green and
yellow. Miss Mullin had with her thir-
teen articles she would discard when
she became a bride and they sold at
auction to the other girls who paid for
Witch thew had VIII the
a granite shower. Sewing for the bride
was also diversion and a light lunch
con was served from a table decked
with yellow daffodils. Miss Mullin g
place was garlanded with flowers and
ribbons.
Miss Minnie Troendle will give a
luncheon for the Theta Delta Zeta girls
Friday, March 10, at her home on Gar
field avenue, for Miss Mullin.
The wedding of Miss Mabel M. Teare
and Russell l.. LaRue is announced to
take place Wednesday afternoon, March
Is, at o. clock, in Westminster church.
parlors will follow the service. About
500 invitations will be issued, and they
will be sent out this week.
The wedding of Miss Marion Maude
Lindsey and Louis Petit of Chicago
will take place Wednesday evening at
and Mrs. D. D. Lindsey, on Hewitt ave-
nue., Hamline.
The Monday Card club was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Guy H.
Nelson, 622 Fifth street Sc.
The Roosevelt club will be accom-
panied to Washington by number of
the wives of the members and Mines.
Thomas H. Ingersoll, William D.
Morse, Samuel V. Morris, Jr., Robert
Esterly, William Badger, Arthur He'll
we'll, John Shaw, R. L. Pollock and G. j.
Cotton are among those who will leave
with the club Wednesday evening.
with the club. The University Of Min.
nesota alumni in Washington are plan
ming reception for the Minnesota men
and women and altho the inauguration
on Saturday will be the interesting
| feature, the members are more especial
ly looking forward to their audience
with President Roosevelt, which has
been set for the following Monday
Not many of the Minneapolis people
expect 10 dICeHu JIG lAduS VI d'AoA O1i
on Saturday, but doubtless some OF
them will go to the promenade con
! day evening to see the decorations
which are always left for the second af
fair. There will be general scatter
ing after this and Richmond, Old Point
Comfort, New York, Boston and Other
eastern points will all have visitors
Frank G.. Esterlv and Merrill Bar lett
will 90 to Boston and be present at the
annual entertainment of the Boston
play.
Miss Helen Crittenden of 253s
Twelfth avenue S, entertained thirty
six guests Wednesday evening in
honor Of her cousin, Miss Mar
garet Haley. Musie and and games games
were THE IN men Ma and H Pe9
Raymond Donald and joseph Ellis !.
were in the patriotic colors. Supper
was served at midnight: The out
of-town guests were Miss Haley
Charles S. Finney, st. Paul; Mis-
Kate Jones, Wabasha; John Sebenthal
Joseph Ellis and Chester Jarvis o:
Eau Claire. Wis; and Wayne Davis o:
Madison. Wis. The other guests wer.
Misses Blenda Rasmussen, Agnes Hill
Lucy Buckendorf. Xanne and Francell
Smith, Grace Gramp, Alice Haley
Alice Howard, Emma Nelson, Cor;
Jevue, Ethel Crittenden, Mabe
Hughs, Rhoda Allcock, Irene Ken
needy, Irma Wells, Irene Chellgord
Marion Hussey, Gertrude and JUL;
Belts, Annie Johnson; Messrs. Ray
mond Donald Theodore Bawer. Sell
Gilkey, Harold Benner, Ray Granny
George Jevue, Harry Capron, Archi