The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-29

white and purple lilacs were effectively
used thru the rooms After an hour
spent in sewing for the bride Miss Hol-
hday was given linen shower.
Mrs Frank G. Nickels entertained at
luncheon today at her home on Henne-
pin avenue for Miss Eleanor Nesbitt.
Marguerites in Japanese basket fur
nished a pretty centerpiece, and the
bride s chair was adorned with aspara-
gus ferns and flowers tied with white
tulle. After luncheon Miss Nesbitt was
given a handkerchief shower, and the
pretty bits Of embroidered linen were
brought to her in basket decorated
with white tulle and lilies Of the val
ley. 49,. -
The Stanley Hall sophomores gave a
luncheon today at Dayton's tearooms
for the Stanley Hall seniors. The ia
BILE was prettily decorated with pink
roses and covers were placed for six
teen.
Thursday evening the principals din
ner for the seniors will be given at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Atkinson on Harriet
Mrs. Greenleaf.
A wedding which will bring a bride
to Minneapolis will take place in
Spokane, Wash, Wednesday, June IA,
when Miss Jessie McTavish and Victor
Albert johnson will be married at the
home of the BRIDES uncle and aunt,
johnson and his bride will spend the
summer at the Lafayette club, Mime.
tonka.
Mrs. Matte j. Overmire of Fifth
avenue S announces the engagement of
her daughter, Edna Vera, to Arthur
Carlyle Weiss The wedding will take
place in June.
The w wedang of Mis- Nei lie e. G@ Ia
for Tuesday, June 6.
The Misses McDermott of 1912 Sixth
street will entertain for Miss Gala.
CHER Wednesday evening.
Miss Marjorie Northrup will enter:
tain a house party over tomorrow at
heE county home 6en at F. Ms Re Lak
ley of New York, who is visiting Miss
Dean of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heffelfnger gave
a dinner at the Town and Country club
Saturday evening.
About sixty young people attended
the dancing party that was given las as
Kappa fraternity. Palms and spring
flowers decorated the hall and the cor
ner where frappe was served wa
banked in green. Miss Ransom played
a program of fifteen numbers.
C. E. Bedell, who has recently re
turned to Minneapolis after spending
the winter in California and Arizona
was the honor guest at a luncheon which
tearooms. Covers were placed for sew
enteen and violets were used for table
decoration. The name cards had tiny
punches of blossoms tied to them will
white ribon. Toasts were responded tx
by Miss Gertrude Braman, G. K. Saul
and L. B. Schei and Mr.: Bedell.
Nate Barnes entertained at Dime
Thursday evening at the Hampshir
Arms for Mrs. Spencer, Miss Newhar
and Mr.. Shaw.
Thomas Bernard O'Hara, son Of Nj
and Mrs. Thomas O'Hara, 72O FIT
street S, entertained his young friend
at a birthday party last Saturday after
noon and evening. The rooms wer
decorated with foliage, potted plants
cut flowers and ribbons, the prevailin
colors being green and pink. Their
were about forty guests. Maste
O'Hara, who is only 8 years old, ha
completed the course at the Nazaret
school for boys at Lake City, MINI
! and after Spending the summer at Nil
neapolis will leave for Notre Dame I'm
,, versity in the fall.
Miss Elizabeth Arnold Of New Yor
. is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. ]
Tourtelotte on her way home from
stay Of several months in Denver, Co
Miss Arnold has visited in Minneapol
before, and has host of friends WI
. will regret that she will not make
longer stay. She will leave this wee
Q for home, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Tou
. telotte will join her at the Arnold sur
. mer home in the White Mountains.
r PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
" Mrs. John A. Arnold Of Colfax avenue s
visiting relatives in Ohio 49,
. | Nicollet circle, No. 4S7. P. n. c.. will 81
= a dance Thursday evening in Richmond hau.
The Nasturtium Euchre club will meet We
nesday with Mrs. Dexter. 121 Second street N
The Fleur de Lis club will meet tomorrt
afternoon with Mrs. Baldwin, 307 West Fifteen
street.
Sons of Veterans auxiliary. No. 2, will me
b. Friday afternoon with Mrs. ROstrOm, S27 Sc
| enth street Sc. -..-.
D. Mrs. Russell Spicer and daughter Of Willm,
Mimi, visiting Mrs. G. A. Moore, II
Sixth street Sc.
D. Miss Olive Adele Evers and Miss Madge Me