The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-07

The wedding Of Miss Grace Edith
Tunstead and DR.. Edward Jennings|
Clark is announced to take place
Wednesday evening, Feb. %, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tunstead, 829 Sixteenth
avenue N.
Mrs. Louis K. Hull will give large
reception Thursday afternoon at her
home on Oak Grove street.
Invitations have been received by
Minneapolis friends, for reception
give next Tuesday afternoon, from 4 to
6 o'clock at the Aberdeen, st. Paul.
Mrs. M. J. Breslauer will give a val
entine party. Tuesday afternoon, at her
home on Irving avenue S, when cards
will be played.
;. Mrs. w. 4. Bassett will entertain at
! dinner at her home on Grove street, this
! evening.
Miss Eta McCabe entertained fifteen
young women this afternoon at her
Carpenter Brett Of Chicago. It was an
informal affair and the guests brought
! their needlework, and spent an hour
chatting and sewing. ss71 r.. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heffelfnger gave
dinner Of ten covers last evening I7 a.
rations were all in white and green,
with lilies Of the valley and hyaclnths
yelled with feathery ferns in the cen!eI
of the table, which was lighted Win
white tapers in brass holders. Inc name
cards were decorated with sketches Oh
| Easter lilies.
Mrs, Lavinia Sanderson Of Lynn,
i MacSSs Eve Yesterday at the West hotel.
Covers were placed for twelve, and the
guests included group OF w9me5a ,1 wno
have entertained for Mrs. caaaersIh
during her stay in Minneapolis. Lunch,
con Was served in the ordinary, ana
the table had cutglass centerplece
filed with ferns and pink carnations.
Green chiffon lay in feecy folds ABOUT
the. bowl and pink rosebuds and ferns
were strewn over the cloth and caught
! in the chiffon. The name cards nag
| to wide pink ribbons, which ran from
| each cover to the center of the table;
! The lights were all shaded in pink, and
| potted plants and palms were arranged
| thru the rooms. The guests were MINES es
Wesley .Neill, George Gould, Guy q.
Nelson, B. R. 'Coppage, George .. EddY,
Theodore: Hays. e. Z. RelgeiB JOSEPH
Miss Cunningham. After luncheon MIS-.
sanderson and her guests attended the
meeting Of the Monday Card club ct
the home of. Mrs. Charles Il. johnson
on Highland avenue.
T. Mrs. Sanderson will leave Saturoay
for her home in Lynn. She has been A7
entertained at any number Of. formal
and informal affairs during her, stay,
and her friends are making the most OF
every day. Tomorrow Mrs. Theodore
Hays will give box party at the Biiou
! theater, and the guests will occupy
four boxes. Friday afternoon Mrs.
! B. r. .zGoppage wild entertain at cards
! at her home in Kenwood.
Eaa Messrs. and MINES. Emil Rothschild
David simons, Sam .Pfaun, =. Mines.
Laura :Pfaum, r.. Halo, Miss Theresa
Rothschild, Miss Ruth Pfaum, L. A.
Rothschild' and Frank, J: Halo were
among the {. Minneapolis people who
went over to ST. Paul last evening 70
ganstern and Joseph G.: Simon, which
took place in the STANDARD clubrooms'
The bride is the daughter of Mrs: Yetta
Morpanstern. She was attended by tive
/ flower girls, Ruth Pfaum and Sylvia
Simon Of Minneapolis, and Mrs. David
! Simon, matron Of honor: Mr.. Simon
was best man. The BRIDE gIp; Wore wa 1;tS
duchess point lace. Her veil was caught
with lilies, of the valley and she car
ried a cluster of the lilies. The ser
vice was read by Rabbi Rypins and was
followed by a banquet Covers were
placed for sixty at the f1ower-decked
table, which was arranged az horse:
] oatad as toastmaster An orchestra
played during dinner and later fur
| niskede program of dances. MI
Simon and his bride left on the even
ing train for California, to be absent
until the middle Of March. .."t-s'5
There was double celebration al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
man in Hopkins, Saturday evening, fol
the day marked not only the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the marriage OF
Mr.. . and Mrs. Waterman, but it ais?
celebrated the incoming OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Evans, nee Waterman, M Mn'
Thursday. Among the other guest
were Mrs. Richard Gettsman Of IA
:. wich. S. D.: Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Japs O.
lFaribault, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Car
yer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGint.
tof Minneapolis. ss =,
1 Mr.. Waterman is a member OF IN
4 Modern w OOUIHeu, dAS1 CAo SG1AAp ~ =
. sented him with handsome silver CT
appropriately engraved. G. Jeppe;gso9
made the presentation speech; Th
Royal Neighbors brought valuable gids
to Mrs. Waterman; who Is an ottlce
=, of the local camp ~ a.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Ellie
. Connolly and Edwin Cooney was 50
emnized at 9 O'Clock this morning
St. Anthony Of Padua church. IT
bride wore q gown of sose,col 14:'
iansdown, and her maid Of honor nor MI Nj!
- William Quesnel was the best man. Fc
! loving n the ceremony, a wedding bre a
Fast Was served at the home Of M
and Mrs. L. Berglund, 2l2 First aven'
!, 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooney left on
, wedding tour to Michigan. .:..s
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
/ Minneapolis people at New York hotels