The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10

Mrs. o. G. Wyman gave buffet
luncheon this afternoon at her home on
Park avenue. The guests of honor were
Mrs: John E: Bell, the new state regent
of the Daughters of the American Rev
olution, and Mrs. William NJ. Liggett,
the retiring state regent. Mrs. Bell
was charter member Of Monument
chapter, of which Mrs. Wyman is the
regent, and the members of the chapter
and the regents of the state chapters
were invited to meet her and Mrs. Lig-
gett. Red and white tulips were ar,
fashion and great cluster of the bril-
liant blossoms was on the table in the
diningroom. There were fifty guests.
Miss Maud Wilkins gave a. theater
party at the Metropolitan this after
noon in honor Of Miss Margaret Irwin,
a bride of the month. The. guests in
Guided ten of Miss Irwin 8 friends.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harry Gag
non Of East Fifteenth street will en-
terrain for Miss Irwin and on Monday
afternoon Miss Margaret Dickey will
be hostess at an affair at her home on
| Seventeeth avenue Sc.
The wedding of Miss Irwin and Eu-
gene T; Dieudonne Of Jonesville, Mimi,
ing and Miss Irwin will have as her
maid of honor Miss Josephine Irwin.
Miss Cora Dean and Miss Mae Commick
of Gaylord, MIMI, will be the brides
maids and little Myra Irwin, the flower
girl. The ushers will be Charles Field
and Frank Boegtli of st. Paul and An
thony Praxel Of Lamberton will act as
best man.
Miss Lucy Nash will entertain forty
of the students of the Minneapolis
School of Fine Arts at a costume party
this evening at her home on Minnehaha
boulevard. F
The people Of Wesley church will
Church parlors for the new pastor, Rev.
Lewis Thurber Guild, and Mrs. Guild.
J. W. Morrison, G. M. Critten and G.. J.
Gorham form the committee that has
charge Of the affair.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Alcott will be
honor guests at reception that will
lors Of All Souls Universalist church.
The affair is in the nature Of farewell
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alcott. No invitations
have been issued and all their friends
are hidden. Mr.. Alcott will leave next
week for his new charge in Webster
City. Iowa, and Mrs. Alcott will follow
him at the close of school.
! The Graham Hall girls have chosen
as their play this year the popular
comedy, IA Scrap Of Paper,' and it
will be given in johnson hall, Friday
evening, May 26. The cast will include
Marv Van Dusen, Clara Hudson, Be.
atrice Wilcox, Beatrice Calhoun, Marion
| Pryor, Louise della Barre: Evelyn Corse
: Winthrop, Airline Watson and Dorothy
Russell. '"|'
The people of the Fifth Avenue Con
} gregational church gave reception ii
;, honor of Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Smith
last, evening in the church parlors tt
celebrate the close Of the ninth year Of
, Mr.. Smiths pastorate. Palms ant
ferns and flowers decked the room ant
rugs and draperies added to the attrac
tive appearance. Mr.. and Mrs Smitl
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. an(
!, Mrs. J. M. Mcbride and DR.. and Mrs
R: P: Herrick. During the evening DR.
Herrick presented Mr.. and Mrs Smith
With hra a purse s containing $l35 in gold
Cooley, Miss Josephine Curtis, Mis-
Maud Wainman, DR.. B. G. Bacon
George Brown and Thomas McCracken
3 Frappe was served by Misses Alice LIE
s land, Maud Wainman, Sara Riedell am
/ Mary Turrintin.
The Sigma Tau fraternity had
: luncheon at Donaldson IS tearooms yes
! terday, afternoon. Covers were place,
for thirty-three and red roses and re,
tapers furnished attractive decorations
The Misses Gladys and Ruth Lee en-
1 tertained a number of the young pee
4 pie who took part in "The Chimes o
a Normandy performance last evenin
at their home on Willow street.
musical program was given by Mis-
Caroline Campbell, Miss Gladys Lee
q Ernest s. Bates and Fred W. Nebe
thau, with Miss Ruth Lee at the piano
A light supper was served and cover
4 were placed for twenty six.
q PERSONAL End SOCIAL.
81 Isaac Boasber. left for New York Monda
night on a brief business trip.
& Henry Legas sailed today from New York {
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