The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Newton gave
large reception last evening. at their
home, 1926 Elliot avenue. The; guests
IF honor were Miss Sarah j. Greer and
Rev. William Henry Geistweitrs of Chi
cago, whose maria ge will take. place to-.
morrow evening. Mr.. GeistWeit was
formerly pastor of Emmanuel Baptist
church and the reception was planned
to give the church people a chance to
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Newton and the.
honor guests were aided in receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs, R. L.. Towle. The rooms
We're decorated with flowers and foil
age and in the diningroo1n a basket of
pink carnations furnished an attractive
centerpiece. Misses Addie Patterson
and Anna Phillips served frappe.~ AS
sisting thru the rooms were Mines; :, N.
L. Poole, J. Haverstock, C. Tor
rance, Frank Green, c., J. Trigerson,
Misses Grace Miller and Grace Written.
Miss Edna Patterson sang several
solos. During the evening Miss Geer
was presented with a handsome cut
glass berry bowl from the people Of the
church and three young women from
her Sunday school class. gave her pretty
silver sugar. tongs. Among the guests
We're Rev. and Mrs. Irving Geistweit OF
Chicago, who are here for the wedding.
Thursday evening Mrs. NJ. A. Coonan
of the Monterey apartments entertained
twelve guests in honor Of Miss Geer.
Each was presented with heart on
which was written some. question, per
tanning to brides or weddings, which
was to be discussed: Supper was
served from a table decorated in pink,
and white. --.
A wedding that will bring q bride to
Minneapolis will take place in Column
bus, Ohio, May 10, when Miss GWendo-'
lvn Kelley of that city and DR.. Charles
W. Hack of Minneapolis will be mar
ried. s*., 49,.
The Misses Morawetz entertained in
formally this afternoon at their home
on Stevens avenue in honor OF their
cousin, Nine. Jacoby, who is here With
Jacobv sang the role of the Voice and
of the first flower girl in "Parsifal'
last evening.
Nine. Homer, who is a prominent
member of Conried opera company and
who sang in Giles -Huguenots' this
| afternoon, will be remembered BY
Plymouth CHURCH people. as Miss Louise
tor Of the church. Yesterday after
noon Mrs Charles Wood entertained a
7 group Of Nine. Honer's old school
I friends informally at luncheon and a
delightful hour was enjoyed with the
famous singer.
The last of the many pretty affairs
| which have been given for Miss Lucy
Boardman took place last evening, when
Mrs. William Boardman gave dinner
for the bride. A basket of flowers was
in the center of the table and more
blossoms marked the BRIDES: place. ..
Mrs. F. G.. Carnahan gave a lunch
con at her home, 1879 Hennepin ave
nue., yesterday for a group %. Of young
attend "Parsifal. > The guests were
, the Misses Kate and Mary Rising, the
| Misses Yeomans, Kinny, johnson, By
erstedt, Booth and Mrs. John Burgess.
Miss Christine R. Haggard and Harry
G. B. Blinkenberg were married yester-
day afternoon at the home Of the off
ciating minister, Rev. G.. Z. Morrill,,
The wedding Of Miss Jessie 10 uise
Marine, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
| Marine, and John Hunt .Bowker, Jr.,
took place Saturday evening at the
home Of the bride s parents, l5ll, Park
avenue. Red roses, with. smilax and
ferns. furnished pretty setting: Miss
Nellie Marine was maid Of honor, and
James Marine acted as best man. The
service was, read by Rev: T. Heysham
and was followed by a supper: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowker went. for trip south, and
they will be at home after May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nesbitt have
been in Columbus, Ohio. While they
were away. they celebrated the forty
second anniversary of their marriage
Mrs. William Beaver Of Columbus gave
Columbus, in honor Of the anniversary
and entertained twelve guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Pope Vose, who
have winter cottage at Jacksonville