The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
"The man who can govern
woman can govern nation
--Balzac.

1 | WOuldA Cetl1 SOHSAA d 11tGAOAs |
| -Balzac.
] Mrs. Frank Barrows Cudworth and
Mrs. Robert George Morrison have is
sued invitations for reception which
will be given Friday afternoon, Nov. J,
from 3 to 5 CLOCK, at 1000 Laurel
Gilmore, a bride of the month.
Mrs. Ceylon Lyman entertained at a I
luncheon today at her home ON Har-
\ mon place in honor Of her guests, MT.
and Mrs. g. Stanley Mitchell Of Mil
and pink roses furnished an ATTRACTING
J table decoration. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell /
will return home Sunday. -"
The wedding of Miss Florence Shove,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrss F. B. Shove,
evening in the Methodist church at
Hamline. Palms and flowers made the |
church beautiful. Jason Waite Of St.
Paul was at the organ and played the
professional and the Mendelssohn
march at the close Of the service, which
was read by Rev; 4. n: Ayison. The
gan and W. G.. Shepard. The bride was
attended by the Misses Jennie Bollln-
ger, Jessie Hughes and Molly Bassett.
They were all in. white, with Wreaths
in their hair, and their bouquets were
white chrysanthemums. The bride was
carried white chrysanthemums. The SER
vice was followed by reception at
{ the Shove residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
) gan went away on the late train to
I make their home in Hartford, Conn.
5 Mrs. W. G. M. Martin entertained yes
I terday afternoon at her home on Oak
Z Grove street in honor of Miss Alice
{ Moore, who will leave this evening for
) her home in Boston. Miss Moore spent
I the summer at Lake Minnetonka, and
{ during the past month while she has
been the guest of Mrs. Martin a mum
) Der Of delightful affairs have been Civ
I en- for her. Autumn foliage in differ
ent tones of yellow and yellow chrys-
( anthemums formed pretty decorations
for the rooms. Mrs. Martin was assist
ed in receiving by Mines. Louis Black
and Arthur Stone and Misses Edith. Al;
lison and Blanche Armstrong presided
at the tea table. The receiving hours
I were from 2 till 6 0 'clock, and about
& 100 guests called. - .'.'
5 Mrs George F. Gordon gave euehre
I party yesterday at her home, Slo6 Elev-
( enth avenue s, in honor of Mrs. Henry
s. Nash of Dakota. The rooms were bright
s with autumn leaves and berries and
I carnations furnished the center decora-
{ tion for the table in the diningroom.
: Governor and Mrs. John A. Johnson
I entertained a group of st. Paul friends
{ at a box party at the Orpheum theater
) last evening. The guests We're Mr.. and
{ Kipp and Mr.: and Mrs. =. =. Weleh.
Il ,E%1r.r = I, 80. 80 s.Sl !. :.
I ~ appointed dinner last evening in the
{ private dinin.groem OF the Hampshire
s Arms. A mound Of pink rosebuds and
} ferns was in the center Of the table,, and
{ at either end we're pink-shaded tapers
{ in cut-glass holders. Ths place cards
! were hand painted. Covers were placed
q for twelve. ~@ -
{ Miss Jeanette Baier gave a dinner last
} evening at her home On! Bloomington
I avenue, entertaining group Of univer
I sity students. Later the guests formed
5 a theater party at the Metropolitan.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George Hen
ry entertained informally at luncheon
7 at the Hampshire Arms. ..~ $3.50, >... x,
81 Miss Mary Sauer of Sarona, Wis, an,
q Dell G. Cunningham were married at tn
I Parish house of the Immaculate churc]
len read the service. . The bride wor
I pretty gown of white silk and carrie
bride roses. She was attended by Mis-
J Rose Sauer who was In white dotte
I Swiss and carried pink carnations. He1
bert T. Park was best man. Mr.. an
Mrs. Cunningham have gone east 0
~ their wedding trip, and after Nov. 1
. they will be at home at 800 Eight
ew street s.
We The marriage Of Mrs. Olive J. Reim
I'M stad to DR.. W. H. Shaver of Madeli
by Mimi, took place at the home Of tt
ca brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
nds Sardeson, 922 Emerson avenue !
to Wednesday. evening. Rev. A. E. No
esi- man read the service in the presence
only the immediate relatives.
OF Miss Mae L. Mcintyre and Earle
lol- Parker were married yesterday afte
t ex- noon at the home of the officiating mil
me lister, Rev. G., L. Morrill,, 1856 Tent
God = g....- . *~...
'ho Mrs. Robert R. Odell, 1886 Irvir
8 q avenue S, on Tuesday, entertained
Gle. dinner her old school mates, Mr. ar
of Mrs. George T. 7. Kenyon Of Chicag
W. r. convention. Some thirty years h;
the elapsed since they had met, and II
t sH afternoon and evening were spent
.en- "reminiscences Of the olden time ! =
and >-.>r,., ~ =. p
ONE Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. futile entertain,
at cards Saturday evening, the occ
g. sion being their wedding anniversa1
= They were the recipients Of many bea
tiful gifts, Among the guests were t
past officers Of Lorraine chapter, n
able 16, 0. of A.; Mistletoe court, No.
O. Of A., and the Silent Sisters.
the Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Warner emit,
And tanned at dinner last evening in hon
pay of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Thompst
~fwhose marriage took place this fl
- The decorations were in green a
- white and the color scheme was CT
III ried out with carnations and ferns. CO
IA ers were placed for twenty. The Mis-:
b Holman, Bean and Warner assisted t
@ hostess.
Miss Rosamond Dean entertained i
evening at the home Of her broth
PIT w Thirty ninth street, for M
81 Florence May Cornish, a bride Of nj
l \ y