The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

SHIRLEY orchestra played for dancing.
A light supper was served at midnight
and the dining room was decorated
with lilacs and. flags The guests mum
bered about lou.
at home to the members Of Trinity
Baptist church and to friends tomor-
row evening at 2200 Hennepin avenue.
The women Of st. Charles parish
will give a reception Sunday evening
| from 5 until 10 o o'clock, in honor Of
Rev. Father Cleary at his home, 319
| Thirteenth avenue S. Father Cleary
will leave Monday for Europe and the
! reception was arranged to enable his
| people to say farewell.
The class Of '95 Of the university
will have reunion Friday evening at
the Delta Gamma lodge, 1921 Fifth
street Sc. This will be the tenth an
niversary of the graduation Of the class
and all members are expected to be
present.
The last of the pre-nuptial affairs fol
Miss Agnes Griswold and c. H. Kinnard
took place last evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Haineso Of Kenwood gave
the bridal dinner at Donaldson IS tea
rooms. The table was placed in the
Dutch room and covers were laid fol
twenty-one. A mound of snowballs and
| ferns was in the center of the table and
a green taper in a crystal holder was at
each cover. The place cards were
place was marked with white peonies
tied with white tulle.
Miss Gertrude Boosey of Little Rock
Ark. and F. B. Luce were married Sun
day afternoon at the home Of the
bride s sister, Mrs. Francisco, 808 TWEEN
ty-seventh avenue NE. Rev. l.. A
Willsey read the service which was fol
lowed by supper, There was only
one attendant, little Katheryn Fran
cisco, who carried the ring. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Luce went east for trip, and they
will be at home after Sept. 1 in Min
neapolis. --
Miss Laura M. Larson entertained a.
her home in North Minneapolis, Sat
urday evening. Both outdoor and par
lor games were played. A delightful
musical prigram was also given
Among the, guests were Misses Bunton
E EdTards AXe95y " LaE vfs1 Grayss
Lu Fruen; Messsrs;; L: c; Mead, McKen
zie, J. Lynde, Clyde Undine, Vance Con
fer, Emil Krammer, Gray, Fruen AM
Thomas Charlton.
The Minnesota people who are nov
residing in or near Fernando, CAL, ha'
their annual picnic Thursday at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Cooley. Al
Eold-time Minnesota picnic dinner wa
served under the pepper trees at noon
and was enjoyed by eighteen guests
Mrs H. w. Hunt read a paper .fRecol
lections of Minnesota Winter, - MI
Cooley spoke of "Shadows of Mime
sota,'' Miss Emma Youngstown O
"Hiawatha.' Homer and Wilbu
Hunt and Mrs. R. D. Evans also contrib
uted to the program. Charles o. F
Youngstown spoke in favor of pei
, manent organizations and Mr.. Coole:
was chosen chairman and DR.. Macarthur
, secretary. -
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
> Miss Edith knight is visiting in Springfield
Ohio.
Mrs; Annie Prentice has been visiting in Rea'
Palmer i1rs; " wis S''''@''' ''S ~
Mrs. Fannie E. Rowley and daughters hay
removed to Bellingham, Wash.
MinneaJ oils people at New York hotels al
,. as follows: Hotel Astor,W. II. Gardner; Crane
G. Jackson. - f.
! Carlo Fischer is home from concert trip an
! will be in Minneapolis about two weeks befo
- he leaves for California with Mrs. Fischer.
Pansy lodge No. 81, D. of R., will give
shirtwaist dance for the benefit Of the %
Fellows home. Saturday at 800 Nfcollet avenu
Minneapolis chapter. No 8, O. E. S., wi
have thimble bee at the home of Mrs. ].
, Johnson zoos Second avenue S, tomorrow a
ternoon. .-" .-. .
: Mrs. William Long and Ray Long Of $50 II
ing avenue left last week for months Wis
with Mr. and Mrs. P. Hackett of Hawarde
. Iowa. ..@ ...--- ~
) Miss Marion Derrick. a pupil Of Miss Ell
Henke, will give q recital at her home, 10
}. Pierce street NE. tomorrow. The program W
. | consist of selections from Schuman, Jense
5 Chaninade Haydn. Bohm and Gottschalk. Mi
. Stella. Mathous will assist with recitations al
Miss Henke with vocal selections.