The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

parties have been arranged so that the
evening will be q combination Of pleas
ures. Table d hote dinner will be
diningroom, and there will be music
during dinner as well as for dancing
later.
The new rink near the club boat
house, has been exceedingly popular in
spite of the cold weather, and it the
boggan slide will be built.
The Minikahda club is still the most
popular place in town, and at least ten
fraternity parties will be given at the
club in March. They will all be dinner
dances.
Wallace A. Burt will lead the third
cotillion of the Cotillion club, which will
be given in Elks hall, Tuesday evening,
Miss Katherine Jewell Everts, who
Ria give a reading Of ,, my L La r.
and Mrs. George Partridge, for the
Dramatic club, and at the Y. w. @. a..
building, Friday afternoon, Feb. IT, for
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, is
now associated with Leland Powers
new school Of expression in Boston. She
has the dramatic pupils, and the Brown
time to give readings in and around
Boston. Before she comes west, Miss
Everts will take the leading role in
Maeterlink IS "Beatrice,' which will be
given by the Twentieth Century club, a
famous organization in Boston, which is
interested in plan for an independent
theater. DR.. Richard Burton is on the
club Is dramatic committee. q
Mrs. Volney S. Ireys entertained six
ty women at cards yesterday after
noon at her home on East Twenty fifth
street. Baskets filled with pink roses
and carnations were hung from the
and wall pockets 0gscow
furnished charming and unusual deco
ton. Euchre was played and after the
games light luncheon was served.
Tuesday evening reception will be
given IN Gethsemane parish house for
Rev. and Mrs. Irving p: johnson, and
the associate clergy and their wives,
Edward johnson and Rev. and Mrs.
Trimble.
The Misses Anna MacPhee and
Louise Marshall entertained at par
eel shower in their apartments in the
Laurel on "wednesday evening, in honor
Of Mrs: Genevieye Rouse, a bride Of
games and music was followed by a
dainty little lunch. The table was
beautifully appointed, the decorations
being carried out in violets, carnations
and ferns. The ices, bon bons and
Cakes also carried out the same color
scheme. The bride $ place was marked
by an immense bunch Of tulle and flow
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happy vein she was showered by the
dainty gifts from a white spiderweb
of satin ribbon, in which she found her
self suddenly entangled.
Those present were Misses Genevieve
Rouse, Emma johnson, Lillian thinner.
man, Georgiana Jorgenson, Pins
Josephine Preston, Anna MacPhee
A pretty wedding took place Wednes
day evening when Miss Turina Fieldby
in marriage by Rev. VIM. A. Gerrie OF
the Open Door Congregational church
at the home of the bride 8 mother, 241e
Emerson avenue N. The service was
, read in bower Of evergreen and holly
! under beautiful wedding bell and il
the presence of about fifty friends anc
relatives. The bride was gowned il
cream-colored crepe de chine, her vel
, was caught with white rosebuds, ani
J she carried a bouquet Of bride roses
Miss Julia Feldby, sister of the bride
, and carried pink roses. The othel
attendant, Miss, Bessie O'Brien, wore
) white. The best man was Mr.. Nelson
and little Rudy Merritt was ring
! bearer. Miss Eva O'Brien played tn,
, wedding march, and the "Spring Song
!; while the vows were being read, AM
I Miss Bessie O'Brien sang 90, Promis
$ Me- and "With You. -
e Mr., and Mrs. Bryant left for Chi
o cago on their wedding trip and the,
: will be at home after March l at 81
|, Vine place.
}, Miss Mary Anderson and Gustaf "
d Oberg were married Thursday evenin
l. at the home of T. johnson in Ferndalt
J. Rev. W. A. Black read the service
(. which was followed by wedding SUI
y per: Mr.: Oberg and his bride wi
+. make their home in Wayzata.
% Arrangements are nearly complete
r IT for the Company I ball, which will
a, given Thursday evening in Masoni
4 Temple. The program has been car
= fully arranged and among the popule
,h Se1ecIlOnS Will De the - sweet Captl'
n ity' waltzes by the Minneapolis con
n. poser, Edward E. Burlington, vetera
!. Of Company T. Many prominent NJ
" tional guard officers Of the state wi
be present in full uniform. The flo
l. lowing members of the company hay
h charge of the arrangements: Oar
2, tain E. w. Langdon, Lieutenant E..
n Andrews, Sergeant B. L. Kingsley ar
y Private D. P. Custer.
3 The Sub Rosa Card club will me-
- Monday afternoon with Mrs. Kaestne
- 900 Hawthorn avenue.
aad3 Mrs. W. II. Vanderburg entertaint
he at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Ham
ton Wright, who is visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Washburn, at F'a
he Oaks. b.
f. -
We Mrs. S. E. Cavan, Mrs. Charles
o. VanDuzee and Miss Cavan entertain
re at six-hand euchre yesterday at the
ny home on Linden avenue. The ROOF
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