The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-15

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Invitations were issued today for the
marriage of Miss Louise Day and Dr..
place Wednesday evening, May 81, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Thomas Day, 20l6
Grand avenue, Milwaukee. About $50
guests, members of the family and near
friends, have been hidden to witness
the service, which. will be followed by
| a large reception
ant her a ss M M aie & ee1 Da ae and
Mrs, Frederick L. -sivyer, and Miss
Jessie p Bu n am DR.; Higbee,s best e;s
group of college friends-Richard p.
Woodworth, Minneapolis; Harry A.
Scandrett, Topeka, Kan; w. o. Stout,
St. Paul, and Gordon M. Day of Mil
waukee. f
A number of affairs will be given
her wedding, and Miss Marjorie Higbee
| went down to Milwaukee last week to
be present at them. DR.. Higbee and
his bride will go away for trip of
| several weeks, after which they will
make their home in Minneapolis.
| The wedding of Miss Maud -Bernice
| Derrick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| David H. Derrick, and Angler Garfield
Furber Of Chicago, has been set for
June g., and invitations will be issued
! this week for the service which will
! be read in Holy Trinity church. at s
o clock. A reception will follow at the
Derrick residence on Eleventh ave
| nue. Sc.
| CT III ! !
| of Fifth Street Sc, will IL entertain for
the bride. On Friday afternoon Mrs.
Elgin SERVER will be hostess for an
affair, and on Wednesday evening,
June Mrs. E. J. SERVER will give the
bridal dinner.
II Mr.. and Mrs Albert W. Griswold have
issued the invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter Agnes to Chester
Haines Kinnard, which will take place
in Calvary Baptist church Wednesday
have for her attendants Miss Bertha
| Kinnard, maid of honor, and Misses
Lois Tennent and Blanch Kjnnard,
bridesmaids. The ushers will be DR..
| Frederick Erb, DR.. W. s. Lafans, Roy
| Cooley and Oscar B. Kinnard
4 Miss Daphne Murray will entertain
for Miss Griswold at her home at
White Bear Saturday. Miss. Frances
Thayer and Miss Annielaurie Lewis
will give chocolatiere Saturday morn
- ing May 81, and Mr.. and Mrs. AlbeN
W. Haines will give the bridal dinner
Monday, May 20, in Donaldson 8 tea
be given for Miss Griswold.
Minneapolis friends of Miss Mabel
Hay Barrows of New York, whose
work as a director Of Greek plays has
attracted much attention, have re
ceived invitations for her wedding
the family, Cedar Lodge, Georgeville
Quebec, Canada, June 2S. Miss Bar
rows is to marry Henry Raymond Mus
20 ser. The Invitations are quite unusual
being. done in quaint, irregular, brown
lettering on paper initiating birch
VI bark. In form, too, they do not follow
n rents being written out in full, Samue
M June Barrows and Isabel Chaplin Bar
81 rows, as Mrs. Barrows is always known
81 under her own name rather than thai
81 of her husband. "',.~. =
The French club, Nous Autres, hal
issued invitations for Tuesday evening
u May 23, when the club will present, twt
French plays. About $50 Invitation
have been sent out for the entertain
ment which will be given in the Churc]
u m;1 ih6 neuee d Paraors. me program
songs by Miss Gertrude Hale. Tn
viii include Miss Hale, Miss Helen
Schirmer and George H. Willard, an
the parts in the second play, 30, Mo
Adelaide by Marcy, will be taken b.
Mile. Langlois, Harry Mitchell an
e.. The club has held fortnightly meet
e. ings all winter with Mrs J. W. Fa
coner on Park avenue. The member
ship includes about twenty-five of tn
French students.
The annual alumni reception for til
graduating class Of the East hig
School viii be given Saturday evenin
in Mrs. Mobiles hall. Miss Ranso.
will play a, program of sixteen dance
The committee includes Harry Lathro
shedd, Fred Rollins, Rollo Wernic
- and Harvey Warner. w..
Miss Katherine Harris entertaine
thirty young women this afternoon
her home in Vine. place in honor
Miss Sue Weir; It was AN inform
en- shower for the bride. The room
AZ were bright with spring flowers.
$3.50 Miss Margaret Dickey gave a hea
Irwin, a bride of Wednesday. t
guests numbered eighteen, and aft
the games the bride was given pa
eel shower. Pink carnations and pc
MES deecked the rooms and the cente
piece in the diningroom was Of PHI
carnations, while cluster Of viii
peonies marked the bride s place. Mi
Dickey was assisted by her sister, Mi
Sadie Dickey.
The junior-senior ball Of the Ea
high school, which was given Frid
evening in Masonic Temple, was
tended by about three hundred you
people. The hall was hung with bs
ners and pennants and the stage W
banked with palms. A string orchest
played program Of twenty-six nu
4 bers. The patronesses were Mines.
F. Webster, w. T. Cooper, A. B. RI
bins, H. B. Tillotson, S. T. Fergust
G. L. Easton and F. R. Salisbury. T