The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Gibbs will be at home at 72s Twelfth
street s, Birmingham, Ala, after

Dec. =. aS
Miss Toska Won scholten Of the
Duluth central high school, and . party
OF the girls came down Thursday to
attend the Carlisle Minnesota football
Katherine Denfeldt, Madeline Miller,
Mildred Washburn, Esther Coffin, Ruth
Miner, Susan and Harriet Stryker,
Virginia Prick and Bessie Whipple.
Miss Gertrude Cary, another Of the
teachers, also came down.
Elmer McDavitt, president Of the
senior class and captain Of the Central
high football team, Monroe Warner,
Arthur Dudgeon, Reynolds Suffel, Max
Pulford and Tom Harrison were among
the boys who came to Minneapolis for
the game,
Mrs. +. R. Stein entertained at a
bridal dinner last night for Miss Rus
sic Harding and Chester PAR whose
marriage will take place Wednesday
evening. The decorations were hand
somely carried out in yellow and white.
Miss Kathleen Kane gave luncheon
Friday for Miss Martha Lyons Of Mon
rovia. A large bunch Of pink chrys-
anthemums in a cut glass vase formed
the centerpiece, and pink tapers in cut
glass holders were at each cover. In
stead Of the customary name card,
tiny suitcases bearing the name Of the
guest marked each place. Covers were
laid for eight. Miss Lyons will soon
leave for her home in California after
an extended visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Isabel Kane entertained Thurs
day evening at a chatting dish supper
lions were carried out in tie ns f SeftI
coiors, The guests were Misses May
Wise, Catherine Mcmahon, Mario
Brehme, Nell Kean, Kate Kane,
Messrs, Thomas Rosevear, Malcolm.
Reyes, Robert Maddux, Lester Lee, M.
Landies and Frank Platty of st. Paul.
A dinner was given Friday evening
BY Miss Mayme Shields, 1874 Fourth
n, for Misses Ida Froelich, Anna
Shedding and Parks. Miss Parks gave
several vocal and instrumental numbers
and Miss Katie Shields several comic
sketches.
A number of pleasant affairs have
been given for Mrs. A. G. Leighton Of
K.entwood, La, who is visiting in the
Minneapolis: Mrs G. B. Aarno gave
q luncheon for her Friday. Mrs. f. s.
Gaylord entertained at cards Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Frank Holten and
Mrs. Will Robertson will have a lunch
con tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Holton. Mrs. W. J. Plank will have
a card party for Mrs. Leighton We'd
nesday, and Mrs. W. s. Bell will give
a thimble bee next Saturday. Mrs.
John P. Hill will have thfmble bee
on Friday for the visiting women.
Twenty of the young friends of Yer
| nue. Adams gathered at her home on
honor Of her thirteenth birthday ami
versary. Music and games We're the
| amusements and later supper was
served from table decked in pink and
white. Present were May Cork, Amy
Dahl, Amanda Lundquist, Clara Norby.
Eva Dane, Florence Gebbart, Harriet
Lucas, Loa Haverstock, Louis Cadlim,
Mabel Gillian, Ruby Henderson, Ruth
hMc el B9rdette Cork, Charles Cor
bett, Donald Lucas, Frank Haverstock.
Harvey Rice, Merle Hartshorn, Mayme,
Henderson and Leslie Adams.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Lines
and Mills Verning Rutherford took
place at the home Of the brides par
ents on Hillside avenue Thursday even
ing. Rev. John w. Proffer read the
service and Gordon Graham PLAYED the
wedding march. During the service
Mrs. Arthur Cawcutt sang go, Perfect
Love-" Miss Lines wore a wedding
gown Of white peau de cysne with ola
rose point lace and white chiffon vel
yet. Her bouquet was Of brides roses.
is eSo&1s - ~
bride, was the matron Of honor. She
wore her wedding dress and carried
pink and white chrysanthemums. Wal
ter Bells was the best man.. The
rooms were decorated in green and
white and in the dining room a pretty
color scheme of pink and green pre-
vailed. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford will
be at home at 1547 Hillside avenue
after Nov. Is.
The Misses Casey Of s0s Ninth
street Sc entertained at linen show
er "Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Mlllie Sehockency, a bride of this
month. Red and white were the chosen
colors for the decorations and chrys-
anthemums and ferns were used. A
luncheon was served after the games
and music: Thursday evening Miss
Florence Schockency entertained at
dinner in honor of the bride.
Dr.. James s. Montgomery read the
services at the marriage Of Miss AL
berta M. ellis and Dennis II. Holt Of
Rochester, which took place Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ellis, 1927 Sixteenth avenue Sc. Mr..
and Mrs. Holt will be at home in Roch-
ester after Dec. Is.
Miss Florence Oelschlager and
George Loeffert, formerly Of Minneapo-
lis, now Of Los Angeles, CAL, were
quietly married Wednesday,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loeffert will be at home at 1926
East Thirty-second street, Los Angeles,
after Dec. l.