The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-19


banck Of Glasgow, Scotland and Miss
Sophie Ruglas. Miss Ruglas gave a
musical program during the evening.
Mrs. w. R. Galloway has issued invi-
] tations for breakfast which she will
give Tuesday morning at her home on
Fremont avenue s for Miss Martha
| Scott Anderson.
| Mrs. C. F. Clement of 1888 Third ave-
nue. will entertain Wednesday even
ing for Mrs Redmond Of St. Louis and
| Miss Fisher Of Florence, Wis. Cards
will be played and there will also be
| literary program.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. C. Pike
of Portland avenue will give an infor-
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Cole for the marriage
Of their daughter May, to Arthur L.
Jones, which will take place Thursday
afternoon, Sept. ii, at the home Of the
BRIDE parents ir Prospect Park.
DR.. and Mrs. L. P. Foster entertained
about fifty guests Wednesday at lunch
con in honor Of Mrs. H. P. Knudson,
Mrs. William Bregen and Mrs. A..
Knudson, who are visiting them from
Grand Forks, N. D. Large tables were
arranged in the dining room, living
room and parlor. An ornamental bas
the center Of each table, and fern leaves
i were strewn over the white cloth.
The place cards were dainty affairs in
white and gold. About the rooms were
single chrysa sunfowers, their
ragged edges contrasting prettily with
the broad leaves Of soft green. The
same decorations were used on the
porch. s. ..
In the afternoon Mrs. Marion Donnel-
ly, Miss Olga Anderson, Miss Ethel HUI
berg and Miss fora Anderson gave a
musical program. Miss Olga Anderson
presided at the frappe table during the
| afternoon.
AmonE IT, H sP Pyte2 d s W. benzsS
Themes, c.. H. Hammer, H. A. Peterson,
G. E. Fenton. A. Bunsten E. G. Dorge,
Jens johnson, A. N. Wosmuth, J. A. N.
King, ~Possenheim, L. Jensen, P. E..
Anderson, Quale. Fergustad, A. T. Han
son, A. J. Luland, Quale, Louis Olsen,
A. Erickson, A. N. Anderson, La Claire,
Clausen, Otto Tollifsen, T. Erickson;
Misses Mabel Hanson, I. Bjorhus; from
st. Paul, Mines. Lee, r. G. Halvorsen,
A. Norman, Hermann Anderson and
Miss Olga Anderson; Mrs Marion Don
nelly of Hastings; Mrs. Sophia Lin
gren of Duluth and Mrs. Smith Of
Texas
onterfa1ned this aftc ri 'S for Mmes A
Knudson and Bregen.
The marriage of Miss Eileen Beatrice
Malone. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Malone, and Burr NJ. Finnell. of
Huntsville, Ala, was solemnized last
evening at 5 'clocl1 at the parish
Rev. Father Lee offciated.
The ceremony was followed by an
informal reception at the bride s home,
713 Second street NE. The house was
decorated with late summer flowers. In
the dining room pink and white were
the chosen colors and a large wedding
bell was hung above the table and
cover.
The bride was gowned in pink silk
chiffon, trimmed with handsome rose
point lace. Miss Margaret E. Neary the
maid Of honor, wore pink tissue. Ar
thur Leheay was the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finnell left on a late
train for Chicago, where they join Mr..
extended trip on the Pacific coast. They
will meet the bridegroom s mother in
Portland on the way to their home in
Huntville, Ala, where Mr.. Finnell is
in business.
Miss Lucy Ella Smith and Frank James
Tyner of Fargo, N. D., were married
Wednesday at the home Of the bride q: IS
5o orFS 1 Mimi. ' DR.: 'i Fannie t'H Allen
Anderson Of Minneapolis was maid of
honor and Miss Jennie Smith was
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyner went
to Lake Superior on their wedding trip
and later they will make their home in
Fargo. The bride was formerly a
teacher in the Minneapolis schools.
A number of well-known East Side
young people are planning to spend the
tai, Robbinsdale. The Campers, Misses
Bessie Bull, Esther Chapman, Lu;
ellie Thompson, Elva Leonard, Muriel
Humphreys, Glare Lougee, Messrs
Cecil McKearcher, Earl Maui, John
Mereen, Archie Potter, Zenas Potter and
Lyall Decker. will be chaperoned by
Mrs. Eugene Humphreys, and left today
, fo- camp.
A delightful entertainment was given
, at the homo of Horace Chreiman, 242O
Oakland avenue, Tuesday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
his sister. Dorothy. An orchestra
opened the prograre with Bohm s
"Birthday Festival.' 4 stage
equipped with footlights and scenery
had been built and "Thc Homage of
the Gods dedicated to Miss Chreimar
was given. It was the work of Fritz
Enrich and Mr.. Chre:iman, who
"Traumerei" played by the orchestra
and two songs by Miss Matson fol
lowed. Then camo the main effort OF
the evening, a one-act comedy, al
on Account Of Bracelet, = with the
cast as follows: Harry Osgood, a bro
ker, Horace Chrciman; Augustus, g
clerk, +. Erich; Louise, wife of Harry
Winnie Chreiman; Arabclla Primrose
seamstress. Doris Chrciman. After
the play Edith Baily, Sadie and Bert
Chreiman in Dutch costume sang "Buy
a Broom.' Dancing rounded out the
evening. There were about forty
/ guests. E.2, ..-.-- ~
| PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Cessna Koch left this week to spend ,
year In Santa barbara, Cal. + u.s. #..4-
Mrs. L. NJ Trenkleyi and Mrs. e. Bach o.
4 ST. Louis Park have gone east,
! Mrs TT w Jime-so, and douphtar er,opd