The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Townsend an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Eleanor Nesbitt, and DR.. Frederick
G. Poehler Of Herried, S. d. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Miss Marcia M. Foss, who will leave
Thursday for Cranbrook, B. G., where
she will be married to w. A. Mitchell.
Tomorrow Miss Foss will receive her
friends informally from until 'cIock
and 8 until 10 CLOCK at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Foss,
on the East Side.15 .@1
Miss Edna H. Chapman will enter.
tain forty guests at an Easter party
Tuesday evening, April 10, at her home
on Fourth avenue 5. n .a.
Mrs. Samuel S. Thorpe entertained. at
dinner Saturday evening in Donaldson g
tearooms. The affair was arranged as.
a surprise for Mr.: Thorpe and twenty
fGmr guests oh mad Of arns dden to meet
center of the. table and, long -stemmed
green carnation was at each cover, as
we'll as green taper in crystal
holder. The guests were Messrs: and
Mines. F. A. Chamberlain, Henry
Fletcher, Walter Eggleston, Fred Bean,
Smith, Milo Philips, George Harrison,
Arthur Armitage and John Baxter.
Miss Susan Christian entertained at
dinner at her home on Ninth street,
Saturday evening. z. - .,.a -,,.....:...:
Mrs. E. D. Luce Of the Hampshire
Arms gave a luncheon Of twenty covers
Saturday for the active members of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The
decorations were an the chapter colors
with a basket of flowers as a center
piece and taper at each cover.
Master Paul Tisdale gave a matinee
party at the Orpheum theater Saturday
afternoon and after the performance
luncheon was served at Dayton s tea
rooms. The guests were Clara Erdman
Langdon, Leo Murphy, Francis Murphy
|Aloise Branton, Eddie aLangdon and
: Noble Tisdale. T. aaF I e. :eye"s ~s5o ID. -
The Knight Owls" group of young
men of the eighth ward, gave a spread
. Friday evening at the home of MIR
: and Mrs. J. A. Tyler, s220S Irving ave
nue. S. After a:.dear hunting" con
test, four-course, supper was served
and daffodils. ". Nell Hobar
acted as postmaster and the toasts wer
responded to by members Of the. club
Clyde Decker, Thomas Croker, Ere.
Fowler, Donald Lopez, Tom Wright
Milo A. Phillips, James s. Kiehle, Ro:
Tyler, Allan Wash, Granville Tyler, an
Percy Stocking; 11ns,ag ueRst mth yer Wa,
man, Mae Delamater, Belle Kiehle, Rut
r ~
Margaret Benton, Ruth Hobart, Grac
y Dean, Ethel Hobart and Gail Merritt.
=. Miss Florence Hafner: left Thursda
f evening for, Seattle, Wash, where hi
!. marriage to- Edward Morrison will TAX
= place. . Several affairs were given #
4 Miss Hafner before. she went ava
>. Miss Mae Cross entertain ed at a the
3 ter party and dinner, Mines. Moe, 70
: shower, Miss Molin, a handkerchi'
shower, Miss Buck was hostess at q pa
eel shower, Miss Bartel at a skitche
shower and Miss Draper at a tow
1shoWer. Misses Hill and Rodney ga
e a trolley ride to st. Paul and supp
n was served at the home of Mrs. Lesh {
70 East Jessamine street.
Z PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
f. Mrs. H. F. Hoyt is visiting in Kansas CT
a Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Heritage are home FRI
~ Arkansas. } ''-.'
, 10 Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Mayberg and son return
II today from two months trip in Europe.
II Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Robbins have return
Y, to Robbinsdale for the spring and summer.
id Leon P. Branyen is home, from Piilsb1
"a academy. Owatonna, for; ten days vacation.
Mrs. Bert Winter Of park a az an nas Ea
ID E Eaisst Mrs. Arthur W: "'n'eF ''"''s 'A
n, Miss Mary Starr wall, 2o1e, Oakland aven
I'd has returned from visit to Cuba and the I
n. Of Pines. IL. as..e
,e Mrs. F. H. Welcome Of Groveland avenue
N entertaining her sister, Mrs. Cressey Of Gran
n a Falls, MINI. ~ -, - :
is Fred Rollins lin ~ 10 seventh avenue ST. tom
row afternoon. t.#- - = g. 1850.
,. Mrs E. L. Carpenter and little son, v
have been in Georgia for two months return
is lis and iu gone 'I south They will probably mt
re- their home in Oklahoma -.
, Mrs. W. W. Redfeld Of Portland avenue
liza daughter, Mrs. Edgar Hoover:
or Mrs. Gertrude Bowen, long resident t Of +
I'LL city the guest Of Mrs. E. Farnsworth on Mo
Curve avenue. ~ -.@..
The Ladies' Aid society Of Thirteenth Ave-
Methodist church will hold its annual apron s
tn will be served from to 8 o'clock: -4.
Miss Alice member Of an the fae'
OF st. Mary nall, Far1Dault, is spending
- vacation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. D.
n Thompson, on Fifteenth street.
be E. r. tombstone, formerly editor Of the ii,
on Of this city now editor Of the Cleveland Leat
he is in the city today: Mr.: tombstone has m
he friends in Minneapolis who will be pleased
he know that his health is better than it
IN been during the past year.,
pc Minneapolis people at NeW York hotels are
he Miss s.. E. Fulton; New amsterdam. W.
no no Potts; Aston, I. Nichols; Seville, s. Bro
'th ", S. Norris, Holland A.. y. ~ Morrison. b
~ S. D. Cargill; Wellington, Miss B. Ascheim.
"a "a The pupils Of Miss Carrie Weatherbee Wal
"A gave piano recital Friday evening at the b
ill Of Mrs n Emerson, Clinton avenue s.
program was by Daisy Smith, Dora Smith, I
Ostlund, Cora Johnson, Allen Alters, Mart
. Hammons, Harriet Ahlers. Herbert Guern
10 Minerva Morse, Gladys Daggett, Charlotte
comber, Pearl Woodman and Miss Warnes.
A PUPILS RECITAL.
Miss Gladys Friend, assisted by \
Agnes Griswold,y gave a pupils recita