The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12

entertained by Mrs. J. M. Baltuff, of
1929 Harriet avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Winchester E. Moore
of 902 Seventh street s announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Jennie
Ign, which took place June 20, at Louis
vile, Ky.
The marriage of Mrs Maud Marshall
Jacobs to Henry E. Barnes, Jr., was
solemnized quietly Monday evening at
Hotel Pfster, Milwaukee. Mrs. Jacobs
is daughter Of William K. Marshall
tended only by relatives, Roy 7. Fl.
Barnes of Hartford, Conn, served his
brother as best man.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Pearl
Flint and William Lover was performed
Tuesday morning by Court Commits
sioner William Bates. After a short
honeymoon at Minnetonka, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lover will go to Barron, Wis,
where they will make their home.
Miss Elizabeth Eichler was hostess
last night at dinner at the Hampshire
Arms. Covers were laid for twelve and
the table decorations were sweet peas.
Governor and Mrs. johnson were the
guests of honor at a dinner given Mon
day night by Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Phil
lips at their home on Park avenue.
After dinner the party drove to Lake
Harriet for the band concert and to
Wonderland. The same party was en-
tertained Yesterday at launch party
on the Mississippi, going to Lake City:
In the party were Attorney General
and Mrs. Young, Miss Florence Young,
and F. G.. Winston.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Williams Of Ste
vens avenue entertained eighteen
friends last night in honor of their
guest, Miss Daisy Weer of Chicago: A
delightful musical program was given.
by Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Lloyd Of
Chicago, Harry Squire and Dr.. P. T.
| Warham. The house was adorned with
spicy nasturtiums and dainty refresh
ments were served.
A party Of ladies surprised Mrs. Jo-
sephine Ellis Monday on her birthday
and refreshments served. The guests
were: Mines. Thompson, Spalt, Benson,
Root, Berglund, Collins, Carlin, Ander-
son, Goodrich, Edwards, Smith and Miss
Annie Anderson.
Mrs; L. .Engleman Coler, Mrs. G. Gus;
tave Kitzinger, George D. Kitzinger and
Mrs. William Lowe Of Manistee, Mich,
spent few days in MINI eapolis on
their way to the Yellowstone, leaving
a Monday; MIS-; }; T. 4h Gerb S; and Roy Roy
stay, giving a luncheon for them at
Minnetonka last week and taking them
to Hotel Keewaydin for an over-Sun-
day visit. Monday they gave lun.
cheon for their guests at their home,
3l40 Lyndale avenue S. :.
Westminster Social circle had lawn
party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W.
E. Booths, 3139 Calhoun boulevard.
The beautiful grounds were fitted up
with rustic seats, touches and chairs
and very large grape arbor was hung
with many flags, among. which were con
spicuous two brought from the Philip
pines. Long trellises Of blossoming
sweet peas and nasturtiums made set
floral decoration unnecessary, and many
Japanese lanterns combined with the
flags to make bright touches of color:
The afternoon was given to informal
sociability, and at 6 CLOCK an elab
crate supper was served on four long
tables arranged in the form Of a hollow
square. Mrs. Booth was assisted by
Mines. p. R. Wagner, W. II. Kerrick
s: R: Mitchell, J; +. Lyle, 3; W
il OTloV1Sn ana w. BOOCQ, ana DY MISSES
Ruth Sheriff., Ethel Mitchell, Pear
Bunce and Olive Smith. There were
seventy-fve guests. -.
( A pretty wedding at the home Of
4 Mrs. Roy Whitney, ~ Hunt street, st
Anthony Park, united her sister, Rosel
Ia Gwendolin MacAdam to Alfred T
Hanson. The marriage service was reat
by Rev. E. S. Cressey. The bride wa!
attended by Miss Nellie Whitney ant
j Mr.. Thorndon served the bridegroom
as best man. The Lohengrin wedding
\ march was played by Miss Frances
Edridge, cousin of the bride, on tn,
piano, and Miss Florence Kahoot O:
Duluth on the violin. The bride wor'
d dainty gown of white organdie owe
| taffeta and carried an armful of brid
| roses. - .- -.
After an extended wedding trip MI
and Mrs. Hanson will be at home afte
Nov. l, at Litchville, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kane announc
: the marriage of their daughter, Jewel
to George R. Haywood, May IS. TIL
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Father Cahill Of St. Joseph parish, 81
Paul. The bride was attended by Mis-
Nell McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs. Hey
wood, after short visit in Chicago
will make their home in Minneapolis
The engagement of Miss Mabe
Lucks to William A. Leonard is ar
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