The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

bridegroom mother the wedding will
De very quietly solemnized and only the
family will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Phillips announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Mary, to George Goodale Bryant Of Chi
cago. The wedding will take place
April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Griswold an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Agnes, to Chester Haines Kinnard.
The wedding will take place early in
June.
Rev. and Mrs. j. s. Montgomery will
leave the last Of the month for Denver,
COL, where Mr.: Montgomery will be.
come pastor of the large Methodist
have planned a luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Montgomery which will be given
in the church diningroom Wednesday
at 2 clock. 1t will be large and
elaborate affair and the guests will be
by no means confined to the Wesley
women, for Mrs. Montgomery has a
large number Of friends in other de-
who will want to attend
this faGGTe gatheFG1g All of them
it is important that the guests notify
some member Of the committee Of their
intention that the caterer may know
how many to prepare for Places may
also be secured from George Hicks at
the church. The committee includes
Mines. Mark B. Smith, M. w. Savage,
G.. Sumner Couch, E. H. Cobb, w. Fl.
Lands, J. w. Morrison, J. G. Purple,
J. W: Martin, Abbie Winslow Hit, J
I. McCulloch, ". J. Smith, A. F.
A large reception will be given by
the Wesley church people Tuesday even
ing, March 81, for both Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery.
Miss Marie A. Parker gave novel
Japanese shower last evening at her
home on Hawthorn avenue for Miss
Mabel Teare, bride Of next week:
The decorations were all suggestive Of
cherry blossoms were used in profusion
Pink carnations were in the diningroom,
where the place cards were decorated
with Japanese sketches, and the bride 8
place was marked with q cluster Of car
nations tied with tulle. Tiny Japanese
umbrellas were inserted in the ices and
everything was as Japanesey as possible
There ere were fifteen n gTG;s sa rs.r. and Mr.
atersoo viii IN aes see
Marie Parker will be the maid Of honor
and Jay Weeks of st. Paul the best
man. Tho ushers will be group Of
the BRIDE friends. Mines. J. NJ. Hob
bins, w. T. Harris, T. M. Read, Misses
Georgia Hughston and Ethel Chelew
St. Paul. Little Downing Godfrey will!
carry the ring and Marion Martin will
be flower girl.
foi~ oh
PENDANTS at luncheon at the West hote]
Tuesday, and Miss Wilma Morrill,, who
will sing at the wedding, and Mrs: May
IS. Jones, her accompanist, will be
among the guests.
A number Of out-of-town people, MI
and Mrs. W. B. Anderson, Mrs. A. B
Blake, Miss Mildred HOWE of Winona
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bean and Mis-
Blake Of Chicago will como to the city
Tuesday or Wednesday to attend thu
marriage Of Miss Genevive Mullin ant
Ward Mitchell Blake, which will take
place Wednesday evening. Miss Blake
will have no attendants but her sorority
sisters, the Theta Delta Zeta girls, wht
will assist in the diningroom and thru
the rooms.
The Monday Gard club will be enter
tanned next week by Mrs. j. B. Secombe
628 East Franklin avenue.
| Mrs. Mobiles dancing class, chaper
oned by Mines: g, F: Hitchcock, J. 1
Record and n. L. Tucker, has post
poned it's closing party until Frida!
evening, March 81.
Mrs. Charles E. Cook entertained
second group Of women at cards thi
afternoon at her home on East Eigh
teenth street. Euchre was played an
Mrs. Cook was assisted by tho sam
group Of women who aided her yeste1
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Walker will
leave tomorrow to spen da year in Gall
fornia and they will make their HON
in San Francisco. A number Of info1
NAL affairs have been. given for Mrs
Walker in the past two weeks. Thurs
day Miss Susan Christian gave a lunch
con, Mrs. Harry Belden was hostess q
an Afternoon tea and Mrs. A.. w Stron
gave q luncheon on Tuesday. Las
week Mines. Frederick II. Carpenter
George Harrison and Miss Lucy Har
entertained for Mrs. Walker. 90"
Miss Eda Shull gave dinner of te
covers last evening at her home on Par
avenue. Red roses and tapers furnishe
the attractive table decorations. TIL
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thon
as, Dr.. and Mrs. A. A. Law, Misses Ma,
garet Welles, Miss Hart of Ghicag
Horace Lowry, Wallace Burt and Jane
Bingham Of New York. ..a3
Miss Agnes Peterson Of St. Pa,
entertained at luncheon at the CONNIE
cial club in st. Paul yesterday f
Mines. Henry Hymes and Phillip (
Heintz Of Rochester, MINI. There wei
ten guests and before luncheon the ne
capitol WAS visited. Mines. Hymes an
Heintz are guests Of Mrs. NJ. G. Wrigl
of First avenue 8 and this evening MI
Wright will give q small informal di
Mrs. 8. 8. Kluge entertained Wedne
| day afternoon at her home on Chicay
| avenue for Mrs. A. w. Smith, who W,
leave early in April for Europe. Aspa
agus ferns and primr oses were the de
! orations. Light refreshments we
i served.
N Msdassdsy szsnss sv for MISS e
| place March 20. The decorations we
| in red and green. Games and guessi1
contests were played and the prize "
! won by Miss Nettie Bloom. Miss q,
sic Morris gave several recitation
Mrs. Davidson was assisted by NJ
| W. souitt Of Helena, Mont, Miss
i f>,x,;1.o, an1 Ammo Pot,;ror