The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-28

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Never say man, but men; nor
| women, but woman; for the world
has thousands of men and only one
woman. Weiss. 81
The women IS tennis tournament had
a most suspicious opening this after
| noon and a throng of men and women
gathered at the Minikahda club to
watch the play. There was music all
afternoon and from until 6 O'Clock
tea was served on the club lawn. Mrs
and was assisted by Mines. Richard
| Woodwork, Curtis Woodwork of Buff
falo, N. Y; Norman Stewart Of Chi
cago, Ayers of Indianapolis and Miss
Marguerite Gray.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Forman, who is visiting his Mime
apolis relatives. Mr.. Forman came to
| the city about week ago and will re-
main a fortnight longer. He makes
| New York his home for about six
months in the year now and divides
and Paris. He has Just finished new
novel and is puzzling over a name for
it. This winter Mr.. -Forman will be
busy with short stories, as his orders
| from the different magazies will leave
him no time for anything longer until
next spring.
| The wedding of Miss Mabel Forseen
and George Howard Thacker will take
place Tuesday evening, Sept. IL, at the
home of the bride s parents, l401 Eight
street S. -: =.
Saturday evening Mrs. NJ: L. For
seen gave a linen shower HNer for Miss For
avenue. Garden flowers made an eff
fective decoration thru the rooms,
| goldenglow being used in the library
and scarlet gladiola in the dining room.
Light refreshments were served. The
guests were twelve girl friends Of the
Miss Helen T. Gilligan and Bernard
W. Japs will be married Wednesday
morning, Sept. 27, in the Church of St.
/ Anthony Ct Padua. About 400 guests
will be present at the ceremony, which
will be Followed ny reception at the
home of the bride 8 parents, 1888 Fifth
street NE: The. bridesmaids will vi be be
6ridegro ess,A and Miss May l. Grogan
Edward A. Japs and George W.. Muir
ply will attend the bridegroom.
A number of pretty affairs have been
| planned for the bride Thursday even
ing Miss Gilligan will be the guest. of
honor at granite shower given by Miss
| Katherine Danaher at her home, 329
Broadway, street NE, and on TUESDAY,
/ eta Japs will entertain at a shower.
Miss Corinne A. Ryan will be the host
ess at hosiery shower on Thursday,
Sept. T.. Miss Margaret Garvey will
give a parcel shower Sept. IL, and on
Thursday, Sept. a, Miss Della S. DO:
ran will entertain at a handkerchief
shower at her home, 924 University ave
nue. NE. III ,..t..g. - - ~.
! Mrs, Alice Irene Sabin, 1888 Tenth
| avenue s, gave, a quilting bee Friday
afternoon in homer Of, her niece, Miss
'Maude Glare Marshall "a bride Of Sep
tember. The bride found her place at
the table decorated with pink rosebuds,
tied with white tulle., There were sew
enteenYguests. : .,.y>.a+
i. The Misses Opal and Grace Horton Of
1920 Stevens avenue, gave delightful
sailing party on Lake Calhoun Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Marshall and
John S. Thompson Dainty refresh
ments were served on the Horton lawn
which was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms. The table forming T was
decked with garden flowers and ferns,
bunch Of red dahllas. The place cards
were prettily mounted blue prints Of
| sailing scenes. Post cards with blue
prints of water scenes on them were
given to each guest on which to write
Congratulations to the bridal couple.
| Mrs. Grist of 1928 East Sixteenth
street entertained for Miss Marshall
table IiesV were cav With red hearts, candles
and flowers. A light supper was
served. = -EG. g.. -
Miss Josephine Murphy Of Philadel-
phia is the guest of Miss Eleanor IL.
Bresky of 1909 First avenue s, on her
b hoMs FROM PeEtlan4 R 9re sna
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ad-
ner gave a Dutch supper for Miss Muir,
INV. There were. ten guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adner will leave shortly for four
months trip to Europe. s1- E.>.e
Miss May L. Grogan gave. a china i!
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Helen T. Gilligan, a September bride:
The affair was the. first Of series, and
,, was attended by twelve guests. me
decorations and appointments were IN
pink and white. ~.
Saturday evening Mrs. Charles i: : F. +.
4 Clement entertained a party Of friends
;. at her home, 1856 Third avenue 5, IN
,, honor Of Mrs. Redmond Of St: Louis
/ and Miss Fisher Of Florence, Wis., is, T " 70
have been her guests during Ir; the te last
! With clusters Of Gamma blossoms and
white phlox, Cards were P PLACED of and
!. the games. Mrs. Harry A. Davis and
Mrs. Van Clement. assisted the hostess.
.venne SEE 81 cave a card party Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Ena Hener
of Madison, Wis.
-. PERSONAL, AND SOCIAL.
l. 1f-s "a ChildS Of Washington Is visiting