The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26
IN SOCIAL AND
CLUB CIRCLES

| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson Dixon
| of Fargo, N. d., announce the engage
meH R.d Of their dsugater Fla w refG
will take place Tuesday evening, June
81, in the Portland Avenue Church Of
| Christ.
| The wedding of Miss Lillian Kane
and Howard McChesney will take place
Tuesday, June 8.
| Miss Renna Keith will share the
honors this evening with Miss Lillian
Kane at party which will be given
by the Young Ladies Sunday school
class Of the First Baptist church at
the home of Mrs. E. A. Mears, 2703
Aldrich avenue S.
Next Friday afternoon Miss Georgia
Burner of Pillsbury avenue will enter
tain for Miss Keith and on the follow
ing Saturday the Young Ladies society
of Olivet church will give luncheon
for her at the home Of Miss Josephine
Bowler, 6l9 Ninth avenue Sc.
The marriage of Miss Mary Kenne-
dy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: Barthol-
omew Kennedy, will take place Wednes-
day.
+ Last evening Mrs. A. M. Fleetum Of
Columbia Heights gave a parcel shower
/ for the bride, and on Tuesday Miss
Harriet Chaffee of Fourteenth avenue
S was hostess at a plate shower. Apple
and cherry blossoms were the decora-
1 tions and Japanese lanterns and UNI
brellas were used with good effect.
Miss Mureil Allen was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon this after
noon at her home on Highland avenue,
in honor of Miss Jessie McIvor. Pink
! ~ h.
center Of the ia BILE and a smart bow of
pink tulle was tied to the handle. Miss
McIvor's place was marked by a clus-
ter of the peonies tied with tulle and
pink tapers in crystal holders lighted
the table. The guests were Misses Nc
Ivor, Gertrude McIvor, Ida May Heffel-
finger. Pauline Gordon, Nellie Kenney,
Ora Wilkinson, Mines. Royal Shute,
Walter T. Joslin and Arthur Jewett
Miss Edith Wines gave musical
luncheon this afternoon at her home on
Third avenue s for Miss Eleanor Mes
bitt. The guests included the members
Of the bridal party, who are all mu-
sicians, and were able to appreciate the
novel decorations In the center Of the
table the kindergarten musical notes
were arranged to form the opening bars
Of the wedding march, and at each place
cb
vor. Tulips were also on the table and
a. cluster Of the blossoms was at the
bride s place. After luncheon a musical
program was given by the hostess and
her guests.
Mrs. Franklyn Myers gave luncheon
of twelve covers this afternoon at her
for Miss Eta McCabe. A basket of
yellow tulips was in the center of the
table with a bow of yellow tulle on the
handle, and the BRIDES place was
marked with cluster of tulips tied with
tulle. The table was lighted with vel
low tapers.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward j. Clark enter
tanned last evening at cards at thei1
home on Sixteenth avenue N in honor
Festoons of red hearts with branches Of
lilacs made an effective decoration
Hearts were played and after the games
light refreshments were served. Mrs
Clark was assisted by Mrs. Blake E
Tunstead and Mrs. H. J. Tunstead
There were forty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ireland gave {
dinner last evening at their home a
Holiday and Leroy Freeman Ireland
Monday afternoon Mrs. L. E. Horton
and Mrs. R. H. Hankinson will give {
thimble bee for Miss Holiday; Friday
Mrs. Edgar Wolff will entertain ant
Mrs F. NJ. Barnard will give the brida
wedding Of Miss Holiday and Mr.. Ire
,, land will take place Wednesday eve
= ming, June 7, at 8 O'Clock Dat the Holli
: day residence, and only the relative
Q will be present. A reception will fol
. low the service at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs
= L. E. Horton of Mayville, n. D., will
' be matron of honor Miss Mary Holli
, day will be bridesmaid and Leonard
:, Cairns will act as best man.
: This evening the Young people of tn
= G. E. S. of the First Congregations
: church will give social in the churc]