The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-08

s. p, pastor of the Presbyterian church,
and Miss Daisy CT. Wor1ey OF Geneva,
Neb., were united in marriage Wednes--
day evening by DIR. T.. e. Guild of
Wesley church. They have gone to
their new home at Veblen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Beckman announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eva,
to y. J. Green Of New York. The we'd
ding will take place June "a at $3.50
Q clock in the Jewish synagogue. Miss
Sara, Olisky will be the maid Of honor
and David Beckman will be the best
man. Miss Olisky will entertain at
china shower at her home, 11lS Bryant
avenue n, Wednesday evening.
The third annual banquet Of the OPP
tinimity club was held last evening in
the private dining room Of the Mime
apolls club. The decorations were 'pret-
tllY carried out with mound of roses
In the center Of the table and lights
shaded to harmonize with the color note
Of the flowers. Covers were laid for
twenty-three. The souvenir programs
were IN the club colors, royal blue and
gold. r.
Among the guests present were
Levings, William Hopkins, N. H.
Mcclellan, Nj NJ. ). j.. scanion' Mnieg' and ne <.
r. Rogers, and the active members,
Frank Walter, Orlando Wanvig, Joseph
Bockwalter, William Whitmore, John
Kendle, Eugene Barnes, Abbott Shell
don, Reede Benham, Kenneth Hopkins,
George Partridge, Earl Goppage,$ Will
ham Levlngs, Eugene Yeates, Charles
Holstrom and Arthur Johnson.
George Partridge was the toastmaster
and the fOIIOwjnC raSnon6aH. SSinoa
Our Last Banquet" Kenneth N. Hop
ki kinsi nThe 0ptinimity Man" Orlando
die; "The Optinimity LODGE Reed
F.. Benham; "The Source of Our
SWthhengfh,m Whn 70 Earl Earl B. Copp9ge; g;;,,; mThose
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The class Of 1900 of the University
OF Minnesota will hold reunion on
Wednesday evening at. Donaldson g tea
rooms, where dinner will be served at
$3.50. The affair will be informal and
no program Of toasts has been arranged.
For entertainments, those who took part
in the class play will enact as much
song will be sung. Later@in the eve
| ming the class will attend the Phi Beta
Kappa address, given by DR.. s.. J. E.
| Woodbridge, who was in the institution
at the time of the graduation.
| A pretty wedding last evening was
that Of Miss May E. Miller and Joseph
G. Harvey, which took place at the
home OF the BRIDES parents on Twen-
tieth avenue 8, in the presence Of q
group Of forty relatives and intimate
friends. Rev. John s. Rood Of Vine
Congregational church read the service
and sister Of the bride, Miss Ruby
Miller, played the wedding music.
Miss Miller wore q princess gown OF
embroidered silk with garniture of en-
broidered chiffon and lace and carried
a. shower bouquet of bride 8 roses
| Miss Olive Taylor was the maid OF
honor dressed in pink lowered organdie
over silk, and carrying pink roses
Elmer Miller was the best man. Snow
balls and ferns were used in decorating
under an arch of ferns and snowballs
After the service an informal reception
was held. Mrs. Garvey presided in thu
dining room and assisting her were
Misses Ruby Miller, May Page, Ada
Van Valkenburg and Winifred Turner
Miss Van Valkenburg Of Ellsworth
Wis, and A. R. Harvey of Omaha, Neb.
were the out-of-townsgpests.sas- y .-e~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left in tht
evening for Omaha, where they will, bt
! the guests Of Mr.. Harvey :. BROTHER fo1
2 few days: They will go to Colorado
! Springs TO reside. I - r.
! Miss Esther Thomas entertained thir
ty friends Wednesday evening at he
fhome, 1899 Plymouth avenue. The dec
orations were carried out in pink, greer
and white, with snowballs, ferns ant
pink shaded lights. Miss Maude Mob
Ter won the prize in an amusing guess
ing contest. instrumental and voca
selections filed out the evening hour
pleasantly. sa'- '5as%'y e9'ss ss'so4ae. r.. q
~ Miss Frances Schultz gave a parce
shower last evening in horor Of Mis-
4 Clara Gehle, gat her hose,f161 Ontari
4 street Sc. The: evening was spent witt
music, games and dancing.
7 S'pl" PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. a.
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