The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

Miss Florence Kalkhoff entertained
informally this afternoon at her apart
ments at the Hampshire Arms for Miss
Lucy Boardman, whose wedding will
be an interesting event of next week.
The guests included small group of
Miss Boardman's friends and cards
were played. "a
gave thimble bee at her home on
Portland avenue for Miss Boardman,
and the guests were busy with tea
towels and dustcloth for the bride. Il
Saturday afternoon Mrs. M. H. Bou-.
telle will give a small luncheon at Dom
aldson s tearooms for Miss Boardman,
and after luncheon there will be thea,
Boardman will be hostess at a dinner
and it will be the last of the many pref
ty: affairs which have been given for
Miss Boardman in the days before her
marriage.
of fourteen covers this afternoon at
her home on Groveland avenue A bas-
ket of American Beauty roses was in
the center Of the table and long-stem-
med blossom was at each cover. Clus-
tiers of tulips were placed thru the
drawingroom. After luncheon euchre
was played.
Miss Ida M. Heffelfnger entertained
informally at luncheon this afternoon
at her home on the island for her guest,
Mrs. George II. Ellis of Spokane, Wash.
A color scheme Of pink and green was
used and great basket Of flowers
formed the centerpiece. Covers were
placed for eight. Tomorrow afternoon
will give luncheon for Mrs. Ellis. A
number Of informal affairs have already
been given for, her during her stay in
the city and last evening she was a
guest of honor at dinner in St. Paul,
given by Mr. and Mrs. Filbert. Mrs.
Ellis will leave early in the week for
her home in Spokane and later in. the
spring Miss Hefelfnger will go west
to- spend the summer with her. j.
i The members of Wesley church will
give a farewell reception for Rev. and
Mrs. j. S. Montgomery tomorrow even
ing in the church. A program of short
addresses will be given in the main
auditorium and later the guests will
of honor. It is hoped that all the
friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery
will be present, whether they are mem
bers Of Wesley church or not.
Mrs. Agnes D. Ballantyne of the Hen
nepin apartments announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Myrtle, to
Clarence S. Nixon of Duluth.
Mrs. J. F. Wilcox will entertain at
luncheon Saturday at Donaldson IS tea.
rooms.
j. Parker Coombs, who sings the role
of Klingsor in "Parsifal,'. was enter
1 tanned at supper by the Alpha Tai
I Omega Fraternity after the opera last
Z evening. Mr.. Coombs is member OF
the fraternity and graduate of Brown
university, where he became known al
4 singer and football player Of excep
4 tional ability. So. ."'
The first Of the series of 'antinuptia
I dinner parties for Rev. Mr.. Nichol ant
/ Miss Van Cleve was given last evenin{f
in Mckinley court by Mrs. E. S. Viii
q liams. Red and white tulips formed tn,
y floral decoration, and the lights wer'
3 red-shaded. The twenty guests includ
A ed only relatives and those who will as
I sist at the wedding. - h;
E One Of the prettiest of the recen
s church affairs in honor Of Miss Val
q Cleve was a reception at the home o
Highland Park Missionary society
Daffodils and ferns Frightened the par
were were Mrs. p. S. Williams, Mrs. E. M
Van Cleve, and Rev. Mr.. Nc Carlin, VIII
is supplying the Highland Park pulpit
Brief addresses were made by Mrs. wa
liams, and the guest of honor, to whor
mementos of the occasion. Light re
freshments were served by Mrs. Gilke1
son. assisted by Mines. E. H. Scofeld; s
M. Davis and L. Menk. About fort
guests were present. 49,.
: The wedding of Miss Bessie Wild
MINI, took place last evening at til
home of the bride, 1900 Nicollet avenu
A canopy Of smilax and ferns was a
ranged above the bank Of palms, an
viotets and white carnations adde
their beauty to the decorations tic oa M u
nath ana G9 gs1e hs Ey tee f STAR
as an accompaniment to the servic:
Little Margaret Arnold was flower 81
and carried basket of roses. MI
- Alice Minette, the matron of homo
wore brown crepe de chine trlmmt
with cream lace. The bride was
let's Frank Gibbons of Owatonna w
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons went east
a a trip, and they will be at home
. / West Concord after April 10.
=, A dainty handkerchief shower "
ii given Tuesday at the home of Mrs. M;
n Crosse, 2416 Aldrich avenue S, in hon
"a Of Miss Ella Berg, whose marriage
n Joseph Himmelsbath, will take pla
III next month. Little Marie Neil
81 hansen showered the bride after lune
q con was served. There were twel
n guests.
81 Fred WI. Saloon entertained t
q members Of the .Orpheus Singing soc
b ty; last evening at his new home, ~
n Fourth street N.
81 Miss Ada V. johnson and Martin
81 Carey were married last evening at t
u home Of the officiating minister, r.
m q r., Morrill,