The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01
SOCIAL ANNALS or THE WEEK WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS

street NE. The bride was the guest of
honor at a parcel shower Thursday at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. T. ID. Le-
mere, 653 Jackson street NE. The
rooms Were prettily decorated with
ferns and asters. Miss Kubon was
obliged to search for her gifts, which
We're hidden thru the rooms: There
noon was spent In in / playing cinch. Light
refreshments were served.
The people Of TIE Portland Avenue
Church of Christ will give reception
Tuesday evening in the church parlors
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Richard W.
Abberley, who leave Wednesday for
Cincinnati and between 400 and 500
guests are expected at the farewell
gathering.
Horace Lowry entertained at dinner
last evening at his home on Lowry Hill
Tor Miss Laura Harrington and Mr..
Hudson; The guests were members Of
the bridal party and covers were placed
for sixteen at the fower-decked table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heffelfnger
changed their plans for entertaining
Miss harrington and Mr.. Hudson, and
theater party at the Metropolitan, and
after the play there was supper at
the, Minneapolis club. A basket of
white roses was in the center OF the
table, which was lighted with white
shaded tapers. The place cards were
white satin hearts. and for favors there
were cunning white satin poke bonnets
for the girls and white satin hats for
the men. There were twelve guests.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Stout, whose
marriage to Rev. William E. Young of
Bsieelyn, Mimi, will take place tomor;
row evening, was given a delightful
surprise last evening. Miss Stout and
Mr.. Young. were invited to spend the
E. D. Gray at their home on James av;;
enue S, and shortly after their arrival
about 100 people from the Lake Street
M. E. church thronged around them
| The bride was enthroned In big arm:
chair and packages were rapidly piled
around her until she was almost. hid
den from sight. The opening of the
parcels and games furnished amusement
and the men wrote advice to the BRIDE
| bridegroom: Later light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. John H. Elliott gave charm
ingly appointed luncheon yesterday at
ternoon for Miss Zoe Barlow of Phila
delphia, who Usher guest. A low mounc
of red rosebuds yelled with maidenhai1
and a cluster Of the same blossoms, tiec
with red tulle marked the place OF the
guest of honor. A ed-shaded taper
| in quaint Japanese candlestick burnec
| at each Of the twelve covers, and the
name cards were also Japanese: Dahlla'
| and asters were used in the living room
and library. After luncheon bridge
was played. ~ .- ~~n
Mrs. M. j. Drake Of COB E Franklin
avenue gave a prettily appointed lunch
con at Donaldson s ftearoom yesterda.
afternoon. Red roses arranged In a low
mound with maidenhair ferns made
charming table decoration, and cover
were laid for seven.
| Mrs. c.. F. Allenson entertained a
luncheon in Donaldson tearoom yes
terday. The appointments were In Plnf
roses forming the centerpiece. .
| Mrs. M. S. Sandberg also gave pin
at her home, 1888 E Eighteenth stree
in honor. Of DR.. and Mrs. s. A. Wright
A great cluster Of vari-colored, aste1
formed an effective table decoration
and covers were laid for ten. Anon
the guests were i DR.. and Mrs. s:
Wright, Mr.. andIAfrs. zA1cHeidman, lis
Hildegarde Georges Miss Van-Etta Wal
Miss Lillian George, Messrs. Il. D. Wei
and S. P. Wright. err - L =. 49,. -.
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One of the weddings Of Wednesda
was that Of Miss Elva McKuslcl
daughter of Mrs. J. L. McKusick, an
Walter H. Campbell which was solemn
lied in St. Paul IS church at 8 o'cloc
in the evening. The church was bear
tifully decorated. Palms were ;banke
! about the altar, the shadowy masses