The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

chiffon over -taffeta, with trimming of
lace and carried bride roses Miss An
dreska was In white chiffon over silk,
with Mechlinslace, and her bouquet was
of pink roses The service was followed
by a supper at the Nie6llet hotel, where
American Beauty roses deGked tho ta-
bic. Mr.. and Mrs. Haviland went away
on a trip and on their return they will
be at home at 43 Fourth avenue Sc.
McNiven. ..@t
The reception and dance which was
given last evening by the Odin club in
the clubrooms was attended by about
one hundred and, fifty guests: The
rooms were bright with chrysanthemums
in baskets and vases, pink blossoms in
the parlors and red in, the ball room
while palms were arranged in the hall.
danced and an elaborate supper was
served. The patronesses were Mines. j.
A. Johnson Of st. Paul, John Lind, c..
"A. Smith, d. B. Gunderson, r. A. Aur-
ness, G. A. Christi M. A. Scheldrup and
D W. Cappelan. Frank 0. Moran was
chairman Of the entertainment commit.
tee and was assitsed by Q. L. Loberg,
II. s. Sempson, H. P. Parkinson and W..
s. Jenson: The reception committee in
A. Z. Moody, DR.. S. p. Moody, Charles
J. Hedwall, a; W. Skoog, A. W. Ben
son, Norman Thoen and o. D. Thoen. =
Miss Ruth Olney, who will leave
Monday to join Rev. Mr. Higgins in his
evangelistic work in the northern part
of the state, was given a pleasant sur
prise Tuesday evening at the home of
street SE. by the Christian FmdeayOr
Society SOC Of the First Con Congregational
church. Each Of the guests brought a
little gift for Miss Olney, and as they
were hidden thru the rooms the finding
of them proved very amusing: There
were forty guests. ! -. -.
Edgar Perera will leave tomorrow
on the steamship Cretic for Naples. Mr..
| Egypt, where he will visit his sister
and her husband, Count and Countess
Giuliotti, in Cairo. Count Gi1lotti is
one of the lawyers Of the khedive IS
| household. Mr. .Perera> will return by
way of Constantlnople and will spend
some time in Taormina, Sicily, before
he goes to Florence to- visit his brother
the winter. Mr.. Perera will not return
until late in the spring. -.
| PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
W. A. Lehman is spending Thanksgiving Al
his old home in Ohio.
| Fortuna Euchre club will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Sweitzer,s 1929 Irving avenue S
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Strong returned thi
morning from Washington, ID G. - ..~
| Vine lodge sewing circle will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. Palineter. 22i5 Sixteenth avenue S.,
| Union OF circles, Ladies Of the G. A. R.
| party.
Nicolet hotel parlors. "
| Mrs. Taussing Azemar has gone to st. Cloud
Minn to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. w. B
Mitchell -,''-~
Minneapolis people at New York hotels ar
as follows: Holland. p. f. Carpenter, A. W
| Morrison; Imperial, W. ". Eastman; MAMMA ttan
Miss NJ C. Stevenson, Miss NJ. e. Stannard.
! Fraulein Anna Schoen Rene left last evening
! for Chicago to be the guest of Nine. Liil1a
| Blauvelt and witness her performance Of 9TH
Rose Of the Alhambra. ~ .Fraulein Schoen Rem
! will return Monday. = rH>:. -
The young people of All Souls church viii
give a hard time social. Tuesday evening In th
| church Fines YIN be collected from
I guests who are too we'll dI essed.
i Miss Grace c. Horton entertained her youn
peoples dancing class at a confetti and serpen
| tine party last evening. The favors representa-
pieces of pumpkin pie, which were filed witt
I confetti and which the young people threw a
their partners.' " 90" :.