The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

Mrs. A. G. Plimpton announces the
engagement of her daughter Ethel
Louise to P. f. Hirsch. The wedding
will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury, Mr..
and, Mrs. Sewall D. Andrews, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Douglas and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Marfeld were among those
who entertained at supper at the Min
neapolis club after the performance of
Leah Kleschna,'' last evening. Those
who had box parties at the Auditorium
We're Mr.; and Mrs. Frank Heffe Finger,
Mr.. and NJ A. w. Paris, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carleton Young and Lucian Swift.
The annual alumni reception to the
graduating Gloss Of the East high school
will be given tomorrow evening in Mrs.
Noble s hall, 315 Fourteenth avenue
Sc. The affair will be an informal re-
union, Of the former students of the
school as we'll as welcome to the
alumni association Of the graduates.
Mrs. Elgin SERVER entertained a
group of young women this afternoon
at her home on the East Side in honor
Of Miss Maud Derrick. There were
twelve guests, friends Of the bride, and
the rooms W ere decked with spring
flowers.
Miss Belle West, whose marriage to
Charles Frederick McVoy will take
place in June, was the honor guest at
a linen shower given last evening at
the home Of Mrs. J. Long, 4O3 Broad
way NE, by the L. G. K. club. The
decorations were in red and white and
carnations were used with ferns. The
guests donned white paper caps
trimmed, with red hearts during the
games that preceded supper. Later a
toy trunk, was formally delivered at
the door for Miss West, who found it
filled with dainty pieces Of linen.
Miss Erma Rogers Of Stevens avenue
entertained last evening in honor OF
Miss Florence Dodd Of Buffalo.
Miss Alice Moore gave a parcel
shower Wednesday in honor of Miss
Nellie G. Gallagher, a bride of next
month. The parlors were festoone6
with hearts and the small tables from
winch supper was served wer deco
rated with apple blossoms, while hearts
ana japanese lanterns added to the fes
tive appearance. The favors were
hearts with the brides monogram
Games and music were the diversions
and the gifts were brought to Miss
gallagher by little Kathryn O'Donnell
lnere were eighteen guests.
Monday evening the members Of
All Souls church babe farewell to thei,
pastor, Rev. A. N. Alcott, who left
the following morning for his future
place Of work, Webster City,. Ove1
two hundred guests called and were
received by Rev. and Mrs. Alcott
G. Bailey, W. II. Kirk and Frank CHESS
ner. Mrs. Alcott will remain in Min
neapolis until June, when she will joi1
Mr.. Alcott. ''
The annual luncheon given by thu
Y. w. c: A. of the university for thu
senior class was given Saturday eve
ming. The decorations were in tn.
senior colors, black and orange. Mis-
Mary Sanford proposed the toasts anc
responses were made by Marjorie
Vance, 10 Sublette and Anna Morris
After the program Miss Sanford CAV,
short farewell talk.
} Mrs. O. G. Smith will give thimbl,
: bee at her home, 200 Fifth street Sc
tuesday. afternoon, for the women O:
J Holy Trinity church.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. ]; B. Walkup of Chicago is visitin
her daughter, Mrs. Shuler POOP Park avenue
| Miss II