The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

Donald G. Colp. Miss Ethel Olive Russ
was her sisters maid Of honor and
wore pale blue and carried carnations.
The bridal gown was Of white net over
silk and the bouquet of bride roses. A
supper was served during the informal
reception that followed the service. The
100 guests included Mrs. Isabel Carr,
grandmother Of the bride, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Massingham of Mandan,
N. D.; Angus Macdonald, st. Paul; and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman Of Ma
pie Grove, MINI.
Miss Jennie Nelson and James John
son were married Saturday evening at
their future home, clio Fourth avenue
s. The service was read by Rev. G. j.
Petri in the presence Of forty relatives
and friends. The decorations were
bride roses, and the vows were ex-.
changed under a wedding bell Of white
blossoms Misses Emma Murthy, Anna
Carlson, Jennie johnson, Catherine Mel
son and Mrs. Sam Mathews stretched
the ribbons to form an aisle for the
bride. Miss Amanda Nelson was the
maid Of honor and wore a pretty gown
of blue null over blue and carried long
stemmed American Beauty roses. Miss
May White was the bridesmaid and her
gown was Of pink null over pink and
her flowers were pink carnations. A,eter
Reinert and Rudolf Thielke were the
attendants of the bridegroom. The
bride wore cream lansdown over cream
silk with trimmings Of lace and her
bouquet was Of bride roses. Her veil
was caught with wreath of roses.
Little Adelaide Mathews preceded the
bride to the altar as flower girl. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson will be at home af
ter Jan. 10. f.
Friday evening Miss kouise ".
Rounds gave party in honor Of her
holiday guest, Miss Helen Huntington
of Redwood Falls, MINI. The colors
Of the season, red and green, were used
| thru the rooms and mistletoe and red
bells played a prominent part in the
| decorations. In the dining room red
taper in a silver candelabra formed
| the centerpiece. A number Of other
affairs will be given for Miss Dunning-
ton during her stay in Minneapolis.
The high school class directed by H.
W. Malcolm had it's holiday cotillion
at the Fifth avenue s academy last
evening The hall was deliberately dec
Grated with greens, poinsettias and holly
while Christmas trees and bells made
an effective setting for the favor table.
The figure bow and beaux was par
ticularly decorative for the huge bows
worn by the girls in their hair were
Unmatched by the ties Of the boys. A
bell figure furnished an appropriate
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year. 49, :"
| A Christmas party was enjoyed by
the dancing class that meets in the ball
room Of Mrs. j. M. Griffith, 1920 Hen
nepin avenue, Friday afternoon under
the direction Of Miss Ethel Malcolm. A
Christmas tree in the oriel window, held
the favors, white stockings with red
and white silver fringe, with duplicate
favors to be drawn by the boys and
girls and matched for partners.
Mrs. G.. b. fowler Of 1882 E Nine
teenth street, gave dinner Christmas
1 in honor Of her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Turner Of Milwaukee. Covers were
placed for eight and carnations and
roses decked the table.
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Mrs. F. G. Blodgett Of the Oaks en-
tertained at family dinner Christmas
day. Covers were placed for twelve.
The centerpiece was miniature Christ
mas tree adorned with little candles,
; and individual candle sticks were at
leach cover. The name cards were lit
tie red heart-shaped cards with the date
and "Blodgettville embossed upon
, them. .,.' r. -s@, s>~s
Mrs Charles E. Brewster enter.
j tanned twenty-five children Wednesday
s, afternoon at her home, ITO Emerson
J, avenue s, in honor Of the birthday an.
niversary Of her little daughter Kath.
:, crime The rooms were gay with
:. Christmas green's and huge red bell
hung above the table, in the center OF
which was great Christmas pie with
red ribbons stretching to each cover
} The small guests pulled the ribbons
: and each secured favor.
Mrs. Bruno Mcneil Of 211s Emerson
avenue N, was pleasantly surprised
Thursday afternoon by group OF
friends Refreshments were served
after social hour. Among the thirty
guests was Miss Hattie Engelmann Of
y Odessa, MINI.
, Mrs. Marie Eller, who will leave
shortly to make her home in Kansa.
4 City, was surprised last week at the
. home Of Mrs. Carnihan by Nicollet
Lodge No. ~, degree staff. Cards were
. played and prizes were won by Mines
d McAnnich, Nesbitt, Gray and Weeks
J Luncheon was served from the small
Z tables. A beautiful degree of homo
s pin was presented to Mrs Filler by thu
s staff.
: Miss Grace and Master Harold Kan,
{ had party Friday afternoon at thei
!, home, 1851 Penn avenue N. Game
4 were played and a program Of musica
q numbers was given by Miss Mary AM
r Master Eugene O'Keefe and Miss Flor
], ence Kane. Light refreshments wer
J, served. The guests were. Misses Cath
/ rine and Celestine Shawn, Lucy Raidt
$ Irene. Pierce, Grace Heating, Haze
J, Rock, Sarah Murphy and Mar,
4 o 'Keefe, Masters Prank Collins
$ Michael Gleason, Albert DeWanz, Har
g old Warrel and Eugene O 'Keefe.
e The Rev. David Hillhouse Buel, til
!. new president Of Georgetown university
: is one Of the pronounced opponents Q
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