The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-30
''Those who always speak well
of women do not know them
enough; those who always speak
i'll Of them do not know them at
all. "-Pigault-Lebrun. a

| of women do not know them
| enough; those who always speak
! i'll Of them do not know them at
all. "-Pigault-Lebrun.
Marshall and John S. Thompson will
take place Wednesday evening in Geth-
semane church. Miss Marshall will
have Mrs. Palmer d. Sheldon Of Aber-
asa M5 nn as d her lnasr IF h9no
Hess, Harley Jones, Anthony Brabeek
and Mr.. Gooch. The service will be
followed by a small reception at the
home of the bride, Tenth avenue s.
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H. T. Fall
gave a thimble bee at her home, 320l
| Irving avenue S, for Miss Marshall
Sweet peas, chrysanthemums and gladi-
ternoon was spent in hemming kitchen
towels for the bride and marking them
with her initials. Later light refresh
ments were served. There were fifteen
| guests. @. r.r I -, fs
Tomorrow afternoon the teachers of
Gethsemane Sunday school will enter
tain for Miss Marshall at the home Of
day afternoon Mrs. George Jenkins Of
Highland avenue will give a thimble
| bee in her honor. rsr ~
Miss Leilah Stevens and Charles
Frank Lane have chosen Thursday,
Sept. IA, as the day Of their wedding,
which will be quietly solemnized at the
Stevens, 1908 Seventh street Sc.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Theresa Helen Camp
bell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r..
Campbell, and Alfred M. Force, which
will take place Thursday evening, Sept:
IA, at 8 o'clock, at the home of the
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jordan announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Veda
c., to w. A. Rice Of Fergus Falls. The
wedding will take place this fall.
the engagement Of their daughter,
Odelle, and George Kastner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Anderson an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Adelaide, to Wallace P. Ruth. The
wedding will take place early in Octo-
Der. -. >'.- -'.
Rain interfered with the tennis tour
nament yesterday and as a consequence
the games announced for the afternoon
were played this morning. They at
tracted people to the Minikahda club
early today and at noon there were any
number Of small luncheon parties at the
IN the ana ter stTas es
H. J. Moreton, assisted by Misses
Susanna Fletcher, Eda Shull, Laura
Harrington and Mrs. Murphy Of New
Orleans, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
George Peavey. There will be music
and informal dancing at the club this
evening.
Miss Glee Jamison was the guest OF
honor at a charmingly appointed lunch
!. con which Mrs. George M. Gillette gave
this afternoon in Donaldson 8 tearooms
, The table was placed in the music
room, which was decked with profu
sion of pink asters. The same shaggy
blossoms were used on the table with
pink tapers in crystal holders. Covers
were laid for ten.
! Miss Winifred Westlake entertained
thirty guests at handkerchief shower
, yesterday afternoon at her home, 2Olt
, Second avenue S, in honor of Mis-!
> Jamison. Pink asters, gladioi ant
/ ferns were used in the dining, room
$ and in a decorated box on the library
table were the dainty linen gifts fo7
5 Miss Jamison and a fortune for eacl
!: iette es w w'S Written to be opened by
e the bride at the end of year Among
h the guests were Miss Lillian Love o.
: K ntucky, Miss Florence Hardee o.
Toledo and Miss Florence Scott o:
Chicago, who are in the city for thu
n wedding.
:. NJ r. II zoa,o -oo1o on inforroo
n luncheon at her home on Second ave
t nue. S this afternoon for her guest
+ Mrs. E. D. Weiss Of Kansas City, Mo
n Yellow was the prevailing color in tn
: decorations and golden glow was thu
flower used. Cards were played afte
the luncheon. There were twelve guests
: Miss Enid Martin entertained abou
twenty-five guests at a handkerchie!
: shower this afternoon at her home, 3429
I Second avenue s, in honor Of Miss Mel
i Barbara Fichette, whose marriage tt
I Albert G. Hanson will take place Wed
+ nesday. The rooms were decorated il
pink and white sweet peas and asters
+ and the porch was converted into al
/ oriental bower by means of screens
] Japanese lanterns and flowers. A Jap
I anese parasol containing the handker
/ chiefs was suspended above the bride .
4 place in the dining room, and at the ap
pointed time she was shoWered witt
the pretty gifts.
Mrs. M. J. Kelly and her son, Robert
of Stevens avenue, who will leave Fri
day to make their home in Chicago, will
ception which will be given by thei
friends in the Central Baptist churcl
from 9 to 10 O'Clock tomorrow evening
NJ Miss Alta; Davis entertained thirty
five guests informally last evening a
her home on Aldrich avenue in homo
Of her cousin, Miss Maybelle Brookings
who recently returned from a six
months tour in Europe. The dinin
room and parlor were gay with red car
ma blossoms and phlox, and goldenglo1
and goldenrod frightened the hall an
4 library. A program of games and musi
was given.
II A luncheon was given by Mrs. Angu
Hocf1in yesterday at her home at LAX
Harriet. Covers were placed for thil
ty guests and the tables, decorated wit
asters and ferns, were arranged Oh tn
lawn After luncheon automobiles too
n IL c,r41, ~ 4bo 1o1ro For ri