The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

Bloomington avenue will give a china
shower for Missr Bryant. Mrs. G. u. |
Bryant entertained for her daughter
Tuesday evening at her. home on Della
ware street. The evening was passed
with music and dancing and light re-
freshments were served. There were
about thirty guests. n
Miss Margaret Welles will entertain
the twin city alumnae of Smith college
tomorrow afternoon at her home on
Clifton avenue. Sa
The people of Lake Street M. E.
church will give a reception tomorrow
evening to the friends and members of
the church in honor Of Rev. and Mrs.
7. w. Stout.
About one hundred and fifty friends
attended the farewell reception which
was given last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Nelson, on Fifth
street Sc, in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
William Fielder, who will leave this
week for Fort Worth, Texas, to make
their home. The rooms were effectively
decorated with clusters Of blossoms and
ferns. American Beauty roses were in
the parlors and carnations, ferns and
vines were in the other rooms. Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Jordan received with
DR.. and Mrs. Fielder and Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson. Mr.. Jordan, Rev. w. A. Shan
non and Professor John Downey gave
short addresses, to which DR.. Fielder,
made an appropriate response. Mrs.
music Mrs. Guy H. Nelson served
frappe. y, A.. r. I'd aE..
| Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Kassabaum en-,
tertained twenty guests last evening.
at their home, 2945 Hennepin. avenue, in
honor of the thirty sixth anniversary
of their marriage. After an elaborate
Fand prizes. were won by Mines. P.
| Schwab and Fred Gates, and Messrs
| G. Fl. Grouse and A. C. Hopper. Car
nations and sweet peas were used in
! the decorations. $50 : - So >.-7zsz <
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph. Hogg were the
guests. of honor at a:reception given in
the Bloomington. Avenue M: E. church
last evening to celebrate the PASTORS
were frightened with palms and the ma
tional colors, and f. made cozy with
hangings and rugs. Rev. A. A. Patch
presided and gave the address of well
come. Mrs w. "A. Barton sang num-
Der Of delightful solos and Mr.. Hogg
gave the invocation. Refreshments
were served. 'z.*:s@, -. j. -, =. -
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The men of the Linden Hills Con-
gregational church entertained over
400 members Of the church at har-
Lake Harriet pavilion last = evening.
The large dininghall of the pavilion
was appropriately decorated with
sheaves Of corn, pumpkins and autumn
foliage, and the electric lights were
shaded in many5colors. The committee
in charge included G. w. Rathblln, j
w. Swart, G. P.yzCooper, c.. L. Bost.
wick and Peter Stefensen. A. Yeaton
had charge Of the automobiles which
were in waiting to take. the guests
around the lake, after supper. ~. a
Mrs. Sarah Newhart gave, hand
; somely appointed luncheon this after
noon at the Hampshire Arms. The ia
BILE was banked with red roses and a
either end was a large silver candel
,, abrum holding red tapers. The place
cards had the names written in gold
Covers were placed for twelve, and tn
Of Binghamton, n. Y, Blake and Alb
bolt Of Chicago, F. H. Welcome, Tay
! lor, H. N. Chadbo,1rn, F. w. Wurtzback
: White, Horace Newhart and Miss Grac
Newhart. q s. ' , ,.,, on 'r,It
The st. Lawrence sodality was enter
: tanned at the residence Of Mr.. an
J Mrs. ~. H.: Nightingale, 1908 lFeurt
gram consisted Of isinstrume htal and vc
cal music, readings and games, sfollowe
) by refreshments: s., Present were Elizs
> beth Gerard, Helen Riordan,; Mary
Byrnes, Nell FlaVin, Elizabeth Maley
! Annette Cotter. Ella Cody, Margare
I Diekey, Katharine Nightingale, Lillia
y Bacon, May Q Neil, Elizabeth. Caldwell
; cit, Leila McDermott, Julia McDo1
! aid, Grace O'Neil,, Estella Conrad, Ii
u liam Grennan, Georgia Cannon, F4orenc
> EBYrnes, Mary e. Armstrong, Louis
Nightingale, Katharine Clarity, Will
NJ. North, Gertrude Byrnes, Margare
: Devereux, Minnie: Rogers, May Gilmor
= Nell Emerson, Mines. A. j.. Dunn, N
Hayes, George Redding and Rev. j.
Byrne. 80. E;rr: :@,. =
= The marriage of}Miss Harriet Huar
>, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Huard ar
70 John +. Sweeney, was quietly solemnize
= yesterday morning at 9 o'clock in II
= Church Of the Immaculate Conceptio
y Rev. Father Donohue officiating. TT
=, =, bride wore white: French !. lawn wi
% ., sertion, and carried white roses. 81
= was attended by her sister, Miss Agn
=, Hnard, who was also in white Fren,
= lawn. Mr.. Gyne was best man. Ov
- one hundred friends attended the I
- ception and supper at the home Of t
BRIDES parents in the evening. T.
~ supper room and the room where t
-, wedding gifts were displayed we
= bright with roses, and smilax, and t
~; ~ other rooms were decorated with fowe
bo and autumn leaves. The Unique {
~ chestra, led by James Latourelle, play
- during the reception and Mr. Lato,
- ~, ellie gave several vocal selections. T
IL l., out-of-town guests. were Mrs. ALE
- "a Mrs. Dyer and Miss Huard Of Visions
~ the Misses Agnes: Rose and Lou
- Kelly and: Alex9Ke ely Of Anoka.
~ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. '.5 :. I.
~ The Ideal Euchre club will meet tomorr
~ afternoon with Mrs. Leland, POLO Park aven
" The Young Woman's guild Of All sai1
by church will give Halloween social tomorl
~ evening in the guild hall. 49,
In Bridal Veil lodge No. 2O3, D. of H., will 6
tn benefit card party for a needy member,
. evening, at. 521 Central avenue. .s&st>z
~ G. c. Coffee has returned from Ohio VIII
~ o, he was called by the serious illness Of his
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