The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-08

Mrs. Emanuel c. Cameron entertained
kerchief shower yesterday afternoon at
her home on Tenth avenue N in honor
of Miss Wilhelmina Swanson. The dec
-oratlOns were in green and white and
green tapers, with green and white car
nations as a centerpiece, decked the
table. Rosetves of ribbon, with float
ing ends, hung from the chandelier,
and a white satin bow marked the
Bride PLACE. &C.,, The dainty parcels were
kerchiefs and wreathed with green.
Mrs. Marlowe e. Price, Mrs. Alois
Meier, the Misses Lillian Swanson and
Cora Fletcher furnished musical pro-
gram. Mrs. Cameron was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. w. II. Leeman Of
Henderson, Mimi, Mines. Price, Meier
OF st. Paul and Miss Fletcher
Mrs. J. G. Carpenter gave hosiery
shower today at her home on East -Four
teenth street for Miss Mabel Teare, a
bride OF next week. During the after
noon the guests hemmed house linen for
the bride. Luncheon was served and
the table was decorated to suggest ST..
Patricl1's Day. Green CARNATIONS
formed the centerpiece and tiny pipes
were fastened to the place cards, while
Cno IaVoiS "eie Iauuy naCS. A
the brides chair.
Last evening Mrs. I. N. Chellew gave
a dinner for Miss Teare at her home
in ST. Paul and Monday the Misses
Haughston of 1906 Hennepin avenue
gave thimblebee and luncheon. .
Tomorrow Mrs. j. M. Hobbins Of
Aldrich avenue s will be hostess at a
LUNCHEON. Friday evening Mrs. A. M.
Parker will give q Japanese. shower !;
Eighteenth street will give an apron
shower and on Tuesday Miss Teare
will entertain a group Of her girl
friends at luncheon. The wedding of
Miss Teare and Russell L. LaRue will
take place Wednesday afternoon in
| Westminster church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Drake announce
Lois Pearle, to Leonard B. Mason. The
wedding will take place early in April.
Miss Mabelle Brin and Abe Mitten-
thai of New York, whose wedding
will take place this evening, were
fhonor guests at theater party which
B. W. Harris and S. Brin gave Monday
evening at the metropolitan theater.
Sunday evening Mrs., A. Harris gave
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homo on Ninth street S. American
Beauty roses and ferns with red
tapers, furnished pretty table decora-
tions and q great cluster of flowers
tied with tulle was at the BRIDES place.
Covers were laid for twenty.
A quiet wedding of this evening will
be that Of Miss Matilda Westerman
and William G.. Fiddes, which will take
-. - Ia ~ 4ho hri1 do 10
mother, Mrs. Cecelie Westerman, SIS
RidgeWood avenue.
Miss Gladys Lee gave pretty lunch
eon. YESTERDAY. Covers were laid fo1
eight. The table was decorated in green
and white and the name cards were
I painted in pink roses. Present were
| the Misses Hertel, Gladys Kelly, He's
ter Shove, Frances Mahaney, Teresa
| Tully and the Misses Lee.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Laufers
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lau
fers, and June Bushnell Mauldin took
place yesterday afternoon. Miss leila
| Mauldin, the maid of honor, wore
brown silk and the bridal gown was
Of white lansdown and the bouquet of
bride roses. John Laufers was best
man. The service was read by Rev
| rather Ar1en ana was ATTENDED Dy only
a small group Of relatives, but in the
evening there was reception for fifty
guests at the Laufers' home on Fifth
! Street NE. Roses and smilax decked
I the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Mauldin will
be at home after March Is at 1927
Sixth street NE. =
Miss Addie Public and Arthur Dan
iels, both prominent young people OF
Pierce county, Wisconsin, were married
yesterday by Court Commissioner vii
liam E. Bates. Mr.. Daniels and his
bride left on an evening train and they
will make their home near Beldenville
Wis, where Mr.. Daniels has very fine
farm.
Mrs. A. J. Ronbeck entertained al
her home on Stevens avenue Monday
Miss Florence Nicholson served frappe
from a cozy nook in the dining room
Mrs. Compton and the Misses Rose anl
Grayce Ronbeck assisted thru tn,
rooms.
Mrs. W. H. Hallowell entertaine,
eighteen Of her lake neighbors yester
day afternoon with a thimble bee a
her home, 18l E Twenty-seventh street
The decorations were spring flowers.
A WASHINGTON BRIDE