The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-28
Saturday Evening,

was In charge OF MISS Aimee FAgunQuS,s
assisted by Miss Lillian Parcher and
George Murphy and Robert Richardson.
Fred Pennington, Ray Graham and q
Warner, James Swan and fearl Lord as
the ghosts, and Bell Warner as the for
tune-teller. There were 125 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Leander G. Lawrence
entertained Tuesday evening at their
home, 1919 Fourth street Sc, in honor
of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Catherine l.. Ray of Cherryteld, Me. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed and dain-
ty refreshments were served. Mrs: Ray
was the recipient of many beautiful as
well as useful gifts. The guests num-
bered thirty-fve relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ray left Wednesday evening Tor
her home in the east. Il
Mrs. R. s. Kelly Of Lyndale avenue
| S gave luncheon yesterday afternoon
for Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Nelson Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Carnations and ferns
formed effective decorations thru the
rooms, and the table in the dining room
was conferred with American Beauty
roses. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Danforth Powels of 1926 Ste.
vens avenue entertained eighteen young
women yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Frances Struck, who leaves Mon,
day for California. Miss Struck was
given a shower Of gifts during the af:
| ternoon and luncheon was served at 5
O clock. Pink roses and pink-shaded
tapers made the table pretty.
Among the weddings Of the week
was that Of Miss Alice Magoon, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. ,Magoon, anc
Charles B. Wingate Of Santa Rosa, Cal.
which took place Tuesday evening il
the chapel Of Calvary Baptist church
The chapel was transformed into al
attractive drawing room,-Witha orienta
rugs, hangings and easychairs. A
bower Of autumn leaves was arranged
for the bridal party and the gay foliage
while palms were placed here and Their,
to add to the pretty effect: The 20l
| guests were received by Messrs. ant
Mines. Magoon and J. L. Magoon. Mrs
Harry Jones played CANCELS Sere
nade," and later sounded the Mendels
sohn march, with Lyle Greenfield &C
companying on the flute. A chorus O.
| twelve young women, six IN white owe
; ceded the bridal party, singing tn
'tLohengrin'' chorus. Mrs. Lyle Green
field was her sisters matron OF homo
! and wore white Japanese silk trimme'
with Valenciennes lace, with a grid
Of pale-green chiffon velvet, and cal
: ried pink roses. The bride was i
white crepe de chine, fashioned wit
silk applique. Her veil was caugh
with a pearl ornament and her flower
were bride roses. The best man wa
Will Chamberlain of st.. Paul. Tn
service was read by Rev. A. T. sFowle
and was followed by an informal re
=. ception. " =. ~~t.>' j. Z Z
MI. Wingate and his bride left o
: Wednesday evening for their new HON
in Santa Rosa, Cal. e,.at> ..s-.r.. 81
r The J. l.. D. birls celebrated the SCI
;. ond anniversary Of the organization {
: their club today. A luncheon We
! served at l CLOCK at the home Of Mis-
t Minnie Heinrich on Sixth street N. I
< the center of the table was whit
Y birthday cake holding two tapers
s yellow roses and yellow tapers in bras
= holders were at either end. Miss Ne
e lie Wingate, the retiring president, ws
t toastmistress and responses were b
> Miss Meta Arff, the newly elected pre-
l. ident; Miss Edna Leighton, who spol
: on 'tOur Engaged Girls .; Miss Alie
n Ponsonby, g Our Benedicts''; Miss NJ
J. mic Keidel, tfThe J. D. L. GIRLS Club
i Later the club formed matinee part
l. at. the Metropolitan theater to see Mi
8 Barrymore in Sunday +a<#as u.