The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

Sullivan will leave Monday for Nashua,
where she has accepted position to
teach Greek and Latin in the Nashua
high school next year.
Miss Lucy Mabel Stanley of Chippe-
wa Falls, Wis, who was graduated from
the university Thursday, was the honor
guest at dinner which was given
THURSDAY Thurs lay evening nl By Mrs G.. ". Law
home on Park avenue. Lilies of the
valley ,decked the table, where covers
were placed for eight.
Twenty members of the class of 90 |
OF the university met at the home of
Miss Mary Moulton Cheney in st. An
t tee p annual last eEsnn aor 4 the h
tters which were read from absent mem
bers was one from Captain Rupert
Dewey, who is now in the Philippines,
and one from DR.. Elon Huntington of
Seattle. The rollcall was answered by
each guest giving a short. account Of
himself. The class has the honor of
ated with bank account, and it has
now about $40 on hand. The reunion
was attended by Messrs. and Mines.
Edwin Kraft, Arthur Selover, Edward
P. Burch. Mines. Helen Combs Stock
well, NoIrbXy, William Rockford, Albert
GRADER, William Gray, DR.; Arthur Elst-
Misses Clara Baldwin of St. Paul, Flor
ence Rose, Anna Guthrie, Esther
Friedlander, Professor John Zeleny and
Professor Anthony Zeleny.
The reunion of the class of '95 of
the university was held last evening at
the Delta Gamma lodge on Fifth street
Sc; The roll of the class was called
and the history of each member since
graduation was given. DR.. Harry W.
Allen was chosen president and Miss
Mabel Thomas secretary Present were
the Misses Lila Espy, Margaret Law
renee, Mary Hoyt, Thomas, Emma Hart,
Mrs. Susie Felch Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs; Il. II. Aspden, Mr.. and Mrs G.. H.
Campbell, Leon Truesdale and S. P.
Rees.
The upper grade teachers of the Har-
rlson school gave luncheon at the
! school yesterday, entertaining the lower
grade teachers in honor Of Miss Callie
G Ge,sa WHO o., viii leave next week for
ments were in green and white and an
umbrella filled with pink and white
carnations was suspended above the
table. Green and white ribbons were
festooned from the umbrella to the
table, where large basket of snow
| balls formed the centerpiece. Ferns
J and snowballs were also arranged thru
| the room: The same color scheme of
green and white was carried out in the
mel, and the ices represented pond
Lilies: The girls from the eighth grade
cooking class served. Covers were
placed for twenty and the guests in
cluded Frank I. Forsell, principal Of
the school, and Mrs. Forsell.
| Mrs. L. Norman entertained at her
home, 636 Ontario street, Wednesday
evening, for her niece, Miss May Nor
man. A dainty decoration was carried
out with snowballs and lilacs. Twenty
i've young people were present, and
games were played. Light refreshments
were served, and Mrs. Norman was as
sisted by Mrs. M. Flynn and Mrs E.
| w. Donovan.
Mrs. E. O. Cosman Of Twenty fourth
avenue NE, her mother, Mrs. N. S. Lock,
wood, and Cecil Cosman will leave next
Friday to spend the summer on the east,
ern seacoast. They will travel along
all the fashionable resorts and will ex-
tend their trip as far as Halifax, N. S.
A number of farewell affairs have been
given and are planned for Mrs. Cosman
before her departure. Mrs. Charles Gold
son IS tearoom this week, and Mrs James
McElroy entertained at her home on
Fremont avenue S. Thursday Mrs. S.
\ A. Reed will entertain at her summer
home at the lake for Mrs. Cosman.
! Miss Gertie Johnston and Miss Pearl
Gunkle Of Bloomington avenue gave a
parcel shower last evening for Miss
Lena Shepard, June bride. The de.
+ oil in whit C
and in the center of the supper table
was great mound of bridal wreath
while garlands were festooned from the
chandelier to the table. At each place
was a green heart-shaped taperholdel
:" with lighted taper, and as the guests
left the table they took their tapers
with them and foretold the future by
the distance they were carried before
the flame was extinguished. There
were thirty guests " i
Mrs. Charles: Warren of 2715 :Ellio
avenue will give a kitchen shower
; Tuesday night in honor of Miss Nora
con, June bride.
Last night Miss Clara Peterson gav'
china shower for Miss Noracon. TIL
: house was decorated with .snowballs
day evening Miss Lillian Vivian enter
! tanned at parcel shower. Lilac deco
E rations were used. The table had a cen
terpiece of lilacs and the brides chat
was marked with big bunch. A must
cal program furnished entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rudawsky will re
ceive. at their home, 1872 Grove street
> St. Paul, tomorrow, in honor of tn
: betrothal Of their daughter, Ida D. O.
New York, to Louis D. Coddon of st
: Paul. -.-.-..
3 Miss Renna Keith was the homo
! guest this afternoon at a luncheon
| which the Young Ladies' society o
4 Olivet church gave at the home of Mis-
d Josephine Bowler, $40 Ninth avenu
! Sc. Covers were placed for twenty
four and summer flowers, snowballs
! lilacs, honeysuckles and roses wer
d used for decorations. The bride foun
t a cluster of lilies of the valley at he
r cover. After luncheon an informa
y musical program was given and the
+. each guest wrote some advice in regar
s to managing husband in a booklet TO
the benefit Of the bride.
J. The Misses Bessie Scripture and Rut
: son S tearooms. this afternoon for Mis-
q Maud Derrick, a bride Of next weel
n Pink roses were in the center Of tn
g table, which was lighted with pin
). tapers in crystal holders and a cluste
:. Of the flowers marked Miss Derrick
S place.
J. rs.SEdward o 'Brien Of Portland a,
IS enue entertained at luncheon. +yeste,
e day afternoon for her sister, Miss Rub
I. Butcher of st. Paul, whose marriage t