The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-06

Beauty is the eyes food and
the souls sorrow.'' II
/ German Proverb. i
The date for the wedding Of Miss Ma
:iorie Northup, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G.. Northup, and Sidney
Dean Of St. Paul has been set for Thurs
day, Dee. 49,. c.y&
Mrs. F. M. Stowen will. give recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IA, from g
until 5 o CLOCK at her home, 2434 Col
fax avenue S.
The wedding of Miss Harriet Messing,
daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. Henry j.
Messing of st. Louis, and O. Nose Fire
side of Cincinnati, Ohio, was solemnized
hotel. Rabbi S. N. Deinard officiated in
the presence of the Immediate friends of
the young people, several of whom were
from st. Paul and st. Louis. Mr.. Fire
side is a travelling man and will take his
bride with him for; a trip. They will
make their home in the city. /:
Miss Jean Gowdy, principal Of the
Washington school, who has been trans
Wy
guest of honor at dinner which the
teachers Of the Washington. school gave
Saturday evening at Dayton's tea
rooms. A mound Of vines and ferns was
in the center Of the table and at Miss
Gowdy's place was a basket of, violets.
Covers were placed for eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Martin Lovsted,
who were married in Grace church, San
TN,r.a -, Ha&
have returned to Honolulu, where they
will be at home at 1928 Matlock ave-
nue. after Dec 80. Mrs. Lovsted was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Jones of Min
neapcis and a neice Of Mrs. Frank
Strenfel. Mr.. Lovsted was also from
Minneapolis, and left two years ago
for Honolulu. Shortly after their re-
turn from their wedding trip, a recep-
tion was given for Mr.. and Mrs: Low
their home. Mr.. Lovsted is a director
Of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, and
several members of that organization
were present and assisted in receiving
the guests. They also presented the
young couple with handsome set OF
Silver teaspoons and napkin rings. The
Iolani Glee club entertained the com
pany with delightful Hawaiian. airs,
and a group of young girls served ices.
Miss Molly .O'Brien gave delightful
Halloween party Tuesday evening. The
rooms were gayly decorated with jack
o'-lanterns, smilax and yellow chrys-
anthemums. Misses leila Hall and
Julia Sanders assisted in receiving the
guests ~ -, :, ,-
were played and Miss Helen Nelson
gave piano and vocal selections: .s,.~s
Luncheon was served in Halloween
fashion. The centerpiece was an I'M
mense pumpkin filed with yellow, chrys-
anthemums, and smilax trailed over the
table. x :
Two weddings in which Minneapolis
people will be interested took place. last
week in California. Miss Edith LylburI
Isham and DR.: Herbert Mckay Coulter
were married in Pasadena, at. the home
/ of the brides mother, Mrs. John Isham
Thursday. Mrs. Isham and her daugh
ter lived in Minneapolis until last De
/ cember, when they went to Pasadena
DIR. Coulter was also former resident
of Minneapolis and is a graduate Of th'
university. . -. - u
Miss Mabel Gem, daughter Of MI
city, and Benjamin Stickney Hunter
were married Monday at the home q
the: brides aunt, Mrs. Arthur D. Ed,
| in Los Angeles. Mr.. Hunter and hi
bride will make their home at SAINT
Monica and will receive after Jan l..
w. A. Stuart Of Cincinnati, Ohio, wa
in the city to attend the Minnesota
Madison football game and after til
game George w. Peavey gave dinner a
the club for Mr.. Stuart, who returne
home last evening, "'' 80, -, =
Mrs. Charles Cady will. give grant
shower tonight at her home in North
east Minneapolis for Miss Harriet Va
Arnam. a bride Of Wednesday. Mis-
Van Arnam> was the guest OF honor q
a parcel shower last week given p
Mrs. Austin Cannon at her home, 8
Quincy street NE. There were twenty
five guests. : -,
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
j, D. Lehman, is at the Broadway Cent?
hotel in New. York .-1a.~. -. -.
:, Mr.. and Mrs VIII Neiler are home from the
wedding trip and at the Waldorf 80 -.
Floral Hive No. "a, L. %. T. NJ, will give
| dancing party this evening in; McEllory hal
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue. +.
! Minneapolis chapter, No. 8, o.. q. s., W
have thmblebee Wednesday afternoon WI
Mrs. j. Miller 344o Third avenue s. ::
Jacob j. Hauser and family and Helg
Toftoy of Minneapolis will sail for Europe
- morrow on the Kaiser Wilhelm the second.
Mrs Char les W. Seaman has removed from rom t