The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan H. James will
give a reception to celebrate their gol-
den wedding anniversary Monday even
ing at their home, Ii West Thirty-third
street, from 8 to II O'Clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. James have lived in Minneapolis
for the last thirty years and have a
host Of friends. They were married at
Wilmington, Clinton county, Ohio,
March 10, 1856 Mrs. James maiden
name was Mary Jane Shepherd. Their
of Captain E. g. Falk. Of this city, and
Mrs. Charles Howe Of Chicago Halle
a. Falk is their grandson. Mr.. James
has been in the contracting business
IN Minneapolis for a score Of years and
isaa prominent citizen.
i Attractive. appointment marked the
annual banquet and reunion Of the
Delta Gamma sorority which was given
last evening at Donaldson 8 tea rooms.
Covers were laid for fifty-five and the
guests included the active and alumnae
members. Mrs. John Grosvenor Cross
was the toastmistress and the program
or toasts was responded to by Misses
Gratla Countryman, Lillian Day, Edith
lockwood and Gertrude McIvor. The
sorority colors, bronze, pink and blue,
were carried out with violets and sweet
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low rose-Was consciously arranged at
the plate OF each guest Green tapers
burned in crystal holders and at either
end of the table q tall 5candeIabrllm
furnished a soft light. The favors were
small baskets of green filled with, flow
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The reception of the st. Anthony
commercial club will be given this
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tral avenue and Fourth street. The
} hours will be from 8 to IL O 'cIock. ~
Mrs. II. E. Curtiss and Miss Frances
4 warner will entertain at luncheon at
donaldson s .tearooms Monday after.
noon tor their sister, Miss Gala Pearl
Warner, whose marriage takes place
i MI. and Mrs. Charles Edperton an.
tertained at luncheon Wednesday fo,
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Campbell and daugh
ters, who leave Thursday for Pasadena
Gal. Covers were placed for ten and
the table decorations were prettily car.
RED out In green and white.
Il. The senior class Of the Central HIGH
school will give a dancing party this
evening. in Mrs. Noble s ballroom on
Hennepin avenue.
A hard-time party was given by Miss
I Esther Smith last evening at 2423 Pills
bury avenue. Palms, carnations an,
) roses decked the rooms. An orchestr;
I played program Of informal dance
I and later hard-time supper was served
) A fortune teller added to the amuse
I ment OF the evening and Ben johnson
I sang. t. ne guests, who were in hard
I time costumes, were the Misses Smith
) Louise blanchard, Florence Allen, Bell,
I Pfelffer, Gray, Schwartz, Kate Moore
I Messrs. Fred Wright, Ed Lamb, Brown
{ EsHarVeY Diamond, johnson, Arthur Mel
s son, Rudberg and Molestryy. =
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Peter 6: Anderson, well-known resi-
) dent OF South Minneapolis, was pleas
I antly surprised at his home, 1920 Mint
{ street s, by about fifty friends last eve
) ning, the occasion being. his fftfet
J birthday anniversary. On behalf G
I the guests, Alderman Wilhelm Pette]
sen presented Mr.. Anderson with
} handsome gold watch. Remarks Wer
} made by Alderman sc. "A. Westpha'
I Rev. E. A. .Skogsbergh, Odin Mo
) Frank Streed and Mr.. <and2 Mrs. Ande
} son. Refreshments were served.
s. The women Of Linden Hills Congrt
u gational church surprised Mrs. P.
{ Cool, the wife of the. pastor, with
s Planr shower Wednesday afternoon, an
) brought her number of choice plant
I There were forty guests. . .,.>' !