The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10

ocust blossoms were in the other rooms.
After dinner the Young Women's Mis-
society 81 Stewart Memorial
Presbyterian church surprised the bride
by giving her a linen shower.
Announcement is made of the mar
of Miss Bertha Younghusband of
and Ernest r. Eastman Of
Ottawa. Cam, which takes place at
the home of the BRIDES father in South
March, Can, Wednesday, June 28.
Miss Y~ounghusband is one of the grad
uate nurses of st; Barnabas hospital
and her home has Been Beer IN Minneapolis
day night for Sault Ste.s Marie to spend
a week with her brother before going
home. Mr.. Eastman and his bride will
reside in Ottawa, where Mr.. Eastman
holds a government position.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Hagen Of 1920
Central avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Marguerite, to
The wedding will take place this month.
The wedding of Miss Emma Isadora
Ericsson and Juston E.. Krafe will take
place Wednesday evening in Augustana
Lutheran church. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Mathilda Ericsson.
A pretty compliment was paid to the
graduating class of the Kenwood school
yesterday by Mrs. B. R. Coppage, at her
home in Kenwood. A handsomely APP
pointed luncheon was prepared, to which
the girls Of the class, numbering fifteen,
were invited. The name cards con
tanned original verses ofrpoetry relating
to the individual characteristics of the
Young maidens and caused much merris
ment. Marguerite C~oppageain a clever
little speech, presented Mrs! Ames, the
principal of the school, with a dainty
remembrance Of the occasion.
The teachers of the Corcoran school
gave a breakfast yesterday morning, in
honor of Miss Maxwell, Miss Edith Nc
Clellan and Miss Maud Stedman. Cow
ers were laid for twelve. The decora-
tions were American Beauty roses,
snowballs and ferns, and the place Of
each honor guest was marked with a
rose.
A farewell dinner was given Thurs
day evening for Mrs; H: W. Conklin at
her apartments in the Roosevelt by a
Mines. HIN. Richardson, A.. H. Bald
win, Misses Florence Page, May Rod
ney, Nellie Olson, Bertha Kuehn, Julia
Smoke, Martha Meyer, Maude Leach,
Blanche Kendall, Ester Peterson, Mel
lie LeCour, Blanche Grotte and Jennie
Berg. Mrs. Conklin will leave shortly
for the south and will visit New York
before she returns late in the summer.
Mrs. J.. R. Holt Of Portland avenue,
assisted by her daughter, Lillian, en-:
tertained at luncheon Thursday in
honor Of her mothers birthday ami.
versary. Covers were laid for ten.
A parcel shower was given Wednes.
day afternoon by Mrs. A. E. McCarty
for Miss Helen ]. Hemenway. Lunch
con was served in tiny baskets deco
rated with ferns and white carnations
The Misses Lillian and Edna Black
man entertained Wednesday, evening al
a granite shower at their home, 232(
Sixth street s., for Miss Sadie Steb
bins, a June bride. Twenty guests
we're present. The rooms were deco
rated with hearts and flowers. Instru
mental and vocal selections were givel
by Misses Lillian Blackman, Lillian
Smith, Sarah A. Brooks, Zelma Hine
and Max Cole. Light refreshments
were served. .-E '- .,
The principal, Miss J.. L. Gowdy, an.
the primary teachers of the Washing
ton school, gave a dinner at Dayton
tearooms last week with Miss Maym
/ Weir as guest of :h9nor. ,ses ~
Miss Olive PiifdeIl' will leave thi
evening for Sioux City, Iowa. to atten,
the wedding of Miss Lydia Thompso:
to W. H. Lasight, which will take plac
Wednesday. Miss Thompson has visite
has made many friends in the city. MI
and Mrs. Lasight will come to MinneaI
oils on their wedding trip and vii
spend a week with Miss Pindell at he
home, Spring Beach, Lake Calhoun.
The wedding of Miss Mayme Tobi1
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Tobin o
Brydle, was solemnized Tuesday ever
ing in Spokane, Wash. The bride we
formerly a teacher in the Minneapoli
schools, but for the past two years sh
has taught in Spokane. Mr.. and Mr.
Brydle will make their home in Sp,
, kane.
. Miss Myrtle Peaslee and Miss Mar
j. Dagarel Of 1888 Stevens avenue, ente
I tanned at a strawberry luncheOn THIS a.
5 %ternoon. Covers were laid for six an
! the table was daintily decorated in re
and white dotted with Strawberries an
lighted with green tapers. Red an
{ white carnations with ferns formed tt
general decorations of the rooms.
Mrs. Ezra Farnsworth and Mrs. G.
Cairns gave an informal reception tn
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carr
on Yale place for Mrs. Millard
i, Bowen, who will leave this evening
! join Mr.. Bowen in Buffalo, N. Y, whe,
> they will make their home. Wild ros
!; and iris blossoms furnished an attrac
i've decoration thru the rooms. Nine
William Donaldson, George Mile
Franc Daniels and" D. R. Wagner we
the assisting m
Miss Lillian Gramme of 1419 Six
street N entertained seventeen your
e women Thursday evening at a surpri
granite shower for Miss Martha Schlc
er, a June bride. The rooms were dec
rated with snowballs. The bride w
led blindfolded to a chair and seatt