The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

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Captain and Mrs. G. w. Lawrence Of
Park avenue will celebrate their fifth
eth marriage anniversary, Wednesday,
April 5, at which time their daughter,
Mrs. Kate Whiting of Washington, will
be at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Phillips issued
invitations today for the marriage of
their daughter Mary to George Goodale
Bryant of Chicago, Wednesday evening,
April IL, at 2401 Portland avenue. Miss
Phillips only attendant will be her lit
tie niece, Mary Phillips. Samuel S. Phil
lips will be best man. Mr.. Bryant and
his bride will be at home in Evanston
after their wedding trip.
Mr.. Bryant gave dinner at the West
hotel the other day. Covers were placed
for twelve.
The wedding of Miss Helene Hunt
ington, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. H. W.
Hunt ington, and Fred l.. Bossworth of
Seattle, Wash, is announced for April
II, at 8 pm. in All Souls Universal
list church.
Monday afternoon Miss Mabel Boss
worth Of 1927 Third avenue Sc, will
give shower for Miss Huntington
and on Thursday afternoon Miss Edith
1912 Fifth street Sc. The following
Thursday Miss Alma Campbell of no
| Thirteenth avenue Sc will entertain
Miss Huntington and group of her
| friends.
The Disco club will give luncheon
at Donaldson s tea rooms Thursday at
| ternoon, April 6, in honor of Miss Al
berta Fisher and H. r. Ruetell, whose
wedding will take place in May.
Social interest centers in the grand
opera next week. Governor and Mrs.
John A. johnson will be the honor
guests at box party given by L. A.
Wood for "Parsifal' and during the in
Permission Mr.. Wood will give a dinner
at the Commercial club. J. D. Holtzer-
man, George Peavey and Carleton Pills
bury will also be hosts at the box: parties
and Mrs. E. G. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Heffelfnger and Mr.. Holtzerman will
give box parties. Mr.. Holtzerman will
fhave as his guests Consul and Mrs. Cru
now Of St. Paul.
All the downtown cafes and tearooms
are planning to serve dinners during the
'Parsifal' intermission. About three
hundred will dine at Donaldson s and a
profusion of palms and ferns and ORR
entail rugs will transform tie entrance <?
to that popular tearoom. Servants IN
livery will be in attendance and a
string orchestra will play. All Of the
tables were taken a week ago.
Miss MattieD Lyon, who will leave
April l to make her home in CALIFORNIA,
will be the guest of honor at dinner
given Tuesday evening by Miss Kate "a:
tee cent ia''s street. se Thursday evening Mrs.
Louis Thompson of Dupont avenue N
will entertain for her.
The Misses Kate and Isabel Kane
gave a dinner Thursday evening Tor
Miss Lyon at their home, 1927 Oakland
Eavenue. ~
The Monday Card club will be enter
tanned next week by Mrs. Edward nj.
Benedict, 1910 Stevens avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Fish entertained the
members of the Rockford College asso-
citation this afternoon at her home on
Third avenue s, in honor Of Mrs. Pay
zant Of Mexico City. The thirty guests
spent the afternoon talking Of college
days. Mrs. Payzant IS visiting bel
mother, Mrs. Young, Of Clinton avenue.
Mrs. M. H. Boutelle gave small in
formal luncheon today at Donaldson s
tearooms in honor Of Miss Lucy Board
man. The wedding of Miss Boardmar
and Herman K. Zuppinger will be quiet
" solemnized Thursday evening at the
Boardman residence on Mount Curve
avenue. Mr.. Zuppinger will arrive iron
New York, Thursday morning.
Mrs. J. F. Wilcox entertained 3
small group of guests at luncheon this
afternoon at Donaldson s tearooms.
The yoing men of Westminster Chris
tian Endeavor society gave a song SO
cial last evening in the church parlors
Each person wore some article to lndl
cate a song, and musical character
were represented around the room. MIS-
number, and was rewarded with pie
ture Of two musicians. Miss HERNIA
Schaffer and Fred Warner gave voca
numbers, and Miss Anna Long read sew
eral dialect poems in plantation cos
tune. Harry Wakeman,. Lewis Won
mer, Robert Richardson, Sam Swan AM
Fred Warner served refreshments an
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we'll, president Of the city Christian En-
deavor union on "Some Future Christian
Endeavor Events''; Miss Violet Rob
erts, "Optimistic View of Christian
Endeavor''; Miss Jennie Congdon
impressions of Cuba' Thomas Sher
idan was POSTMASTER. There Wer
about sixty guests.
The dancing class chaperoned by Mrs
It. S. Roberts, Mrs. II. G. Truesdale an
. Mrs. Perry Harrison had its CLOSING
. party last evening in johnson hall. l
!. was domino party. A buffet suPpe
, was served. Mrs. S. G. Noble ha
/ charge and about fifty were present.
About two hundred attended the clos
ing party Of the Friday afternoon elias
in Masonic Temple yesterday. The elias
y has numbered ninety-four from the Cen
: trail and East high schools and they en-
y tertained their friends at this dance
t Ponsonby's orchestra played program
were prettily tied with pink and whit
: null. The girls all wore dainty sun
mer gowns.
The people of Wesley church gail
cred in the church last evening to sa
farewell to the pastor, Rev. J. S. Mon
gomery and Mrs. Montgomery, VIII
leave Monday for their new home i
Colorado. The reception was precede
by a program in the main auditorium
presided over by DR.. Mark B. Smith
Mayor Jones, Rev. Marion D. Shuttle
Rev. William Fielder, Rev. F.. j
Thompson, H. F. Woodward and Fran
M. Nye expressed their regret at tn