The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-04
sMan sometimes asks of book
the truth; woman always her illu-
sions. ''-Goncourt.

1ngly appointed luncheon this afternoon
in Donaldson $ tearooms in honor OF
Lawrence Motley, Viles Of Lake Forrest,
H., whose wedding will take place
Wednesday evening. The guests were
the members of the bridal party and the
out-of-town young people who are here
for the wedding, and covers were placed
for eighteen. A Japanese basket held
q, great cluster of lavender asters in
lighted with lavender tapers in cut
glass holders. r..
The marriage of Miss Mabel Timer
| and Winfield Thomas Warren will take
| place Wednesday. Oct. IL, in All Saints
church: Miss Eva Baer of st. Paul will
| be maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whalen Of 1925
Fourth street NE announc the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Julia Mar
garet, to John Anthony Caferella.
DR.. and Mrs. O: J.. Evans of Dupont
day evening for the soloists who took
part in the Welsh concert Friday eve
ming, R. Tenorydd Roberts Of Chicago,
Miss Lillian Hughes Of Oskaloosa,
Iowa; Miss Clara Williams and o. T..
Morris. Covers were placed for ten
and the decorations and appointments
were in red and green. The place cards
had, beside the name, a few bars OF
music from popular songs. After din
ner delightful musical program was
given by the guests. Mr.. Roberts will
leave this evening for home and Miss
Hughes will return to Iowa on Wednes-
day.
Saturday evening Miss Barrett gave
dinner in Donaldson IS tearooms for
Mrs. Frank Hagenbach and Mrs: Wood
Of Salt Lake City, who left for the east
Sunday. The table was prettily deco
rated in red. After dinner Miss Bar
rett gave a theater party at the Or
pheum.
Mrs. Florence E. Parks entertained
at luncheon last week in Donaldson 8
II. Smith. General and Mrs. Smith
have recently returned from a two
years. stay abroad. They will spend
the winter in Sicily.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Lyons Of 2507
Bloomington avenue celebrated the nj
urday. About sixty guests were pres
ent. Mr.. Lyons is nearly ninety years
of age, having been born in Ireland in
1918. He came to America in 1846, and
settled in St. Louis. Since then he has
lived in McGregor, Iowa; st. Anthony,
MIMI, where he ran ferry. at Bas-
sett g creek for year, and Big Stone,
S. D. Mrs. Lyons came to the United
States from Ireland when she was 10
married in McGregor and lived, there
for twenty-seven years. Nine Of their
twelve children are living.
Mrs. G. L. Childs of Columbus avenue
s gave luncheon last week for her
daughter, Vivian, who will attend the
Winona normal school this winter. The
and covers were laid for eight. Mrs.
Childs was assisted by Mrs. A. G. Lamp,
man.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks gave a
birthday party at her home, 900 Fourth
street N, Friday, in honor Of the six
teenth birthday anniversary an oo of he; mel
tily decorated with sweet peas and as
ters The thirty guests included Miss
Elva Bauck Of Dubuque, Iowa.
Miss Inez Davies entertained at din
ner Thursday for Miss Nellie Rame1
and Clarence A. Durham, whose wed
ding takes place Wednesday. Friday
evening Mrs. Albert Thaxter gave
handkerchief shower for Miss Ramer.
Mrs. August Cedarstrand and Mrs
| Ed Johnson gave linen shower Thurs
day afternoon for Miss Minnie Broo
berg, bride Of September. Their
were fifteen guests. The rooms 'wer'
decorated with golden glow and golden
rod, and dainty refreshments wer'
served. In the evening Miss johnson
and Stella Cedarstrand entertained D.;
group Of young people for Miss Broo
berg at parcel shower.
| PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.