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

debutantes Of the season.
Miss Jessie H. Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, and Rich
ard Ashton Conover, were married last
evening at the home Of the BRIDES
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dollen..
m2ysE small gr9qSP em Of 5say o and
town-Chicago, st. Louis, Oshkosh and
Fargo-witnessed the service, which |
was read by Rev. H. M. Simmons. Mr..
Conover and his bride went away for a
short trip, after which they will be |
at home at the Hotel Waldorf, Fargo, !
n. D. T E@~
Miss Smith has been stenographer in |
the federal court of North Dakota for |
the past two years, and before that she
had a similar position with the federal
court in Minneapolis. Mr.. Conover is
a travelling salesman for a wholesale
hardware house in Duluth.
About 200 guests attended the en-
tertainment which was given last eve
aldson on Groveland Terrace by the
American Revolution. American Beau
ty roses, with ferns and palms, fur
nished an attractive setting in the
drawing room, and flags and bunting
draped the doorways. A. stage had been
arranged in the reception room, and
Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. G. T.Thomp-
son, they were ushered to seats by the
Misses Katherine Harris, Flora and
Marjorie Edwards and Marjorie Hig-
bee. A mandolin club Of eight univer-
sity Roys-:Ray and Ralph Knight, Ar
Samuel If and Telford s Thom sse and
Ramey Joyce played. Mr.. and Mrs.
John E., Calhoun and Professor Fyaps
gave clever one-act comedy, "a West
Point Regulation" and the Misses
Anna Long and Maria Porcher took
the parts in "The Reclaiming of Pete"
pfetation Of hPaul Revere IS Ride,''
George Meader sang and Miss Madeline
Light contributed a reading from Kip
| ling. After the program there was dan
cling in the. ballroom. The entertainr
ment was given to raise funds for the
| Continental hall. =
Miss Marcia Foss received informal
| ly this afternoon at her home on Haw-
thorn avenue. Miss Foss will leave
Thursday, accompanied by her father,
G. o. Foss, for Cranbrook, B. c., where
her marriage to w. A. Mitchell will
take place. The affair this afternoon
was in the nature Of a farewell, Car
nations and ferns were arranged thru
the rooms. Miss Foss was assisted by
group of her. friends. She will re-
ceive this evening also and the hours
are from to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. L. f. King of 1913 Blaisdell
avenue announces the engagement of
her sister, Miss Leone E.. Raymore of
| New York to Arthur L. King of Min.
! neapolis: The wedding will take place:
this spring. 8 's"f''~'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Easton of Uni
versity avenue Sc, who have been resi-
dents Of East Minneapolis for many
years, will shortly make their home in
Indianapolis, Ind. Mr.. Easton left
! Sunday night and Mrs. Easton and son
will join him the latter part Of April.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Easton were
hon1oreed guest, at number Of fare
well dinners. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Sto-
we'll gave handsomely appointed din
ner, using pink and green as the deco
were in red and covers were laid for
eight. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hunter
gave dinner for them at their homo
on Fourth street Sc. The decorations
were in red and covers wede laid for
twelve. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brant were
hosts at their home on Fifteenth street
pink and there were ten guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fleming gave a pref
ty green and white dinner followed by
euchre party. Mrs. H. w. Reed was
hostess at a dinner and Mrs. F. H. Day
gave dinner Sunday night, preceding
Mr.. Eaton's departure, for eight guests,
Wednesday afternoon Mrs: H. s.
her home on University avenue, and
Mrs. Frank McClain will be hostess
Thursday afternoon entertaining the
members Of a card club, to which Mrs
Easton belongs. ~
= l. The young men Of Plymouth church
y delightfully."- entertained the young
women at a reception in the church
parlors Saturday evening. The invita-
and printed in three colors, came as
April first surprises. Much amusement
was afforded by the unique program
} which consisted Of throwing bean bags
trip thru the Katzenjammer Kastle
playing marbles, Il guessing contest, {
group of songs by w. Scott Wood
worth, songs by trio and an expires
sion Of thanks from the young women
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. D. J. Mahoney of Thirteenth
avenue .OE, gave d IdicWclA dinner IL
Mrs. Baultic, who left Saturday even
ing to make her home in Portland, Ore
Covers were placed for ten and tulip
4 decorated the table.
The marriage of Miss Cornelia v. Co,
and Louis A. johnson was solemnize'
Saturday at noon by Rev. G.. L. Nor
rill, at the parsonage, 1898 Stevens ave
} nue..
Mrs. M. E. Rutherford gave an East
Ter party Saturday afternoon to eightee,
children to celebrate tho tenth birthda.
Of her daughter, Virginia. The decora
tions were pink and white. Miss Edit
Cook assisted in entertaining the littl
guests.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Day, 155 Linde1
II avenue, entertained the deacons o
Westminster church last evening at a
8 'clock dinner, the occasion being tn
annual business meeting. Pink Il an
white wood anemones in great baskets
brought from the Days Minnetonk
home, were in the parlor and pink an
white carnations and ferns in. the din
ingroom. Mrs. Day was assisted b
her sister, Mrs. s. B. Burchard.
There was a program of story telling
in which the wits Of those elected with
in the past year, were matched agains
4 thnen of 10no service as Durinu the huc