The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27

LIZ. EIdHA -. IlSSell, ,AHI I1elcu deI-
trude, to Frank O. Fernald. The double
ceremony will take place in st. Marks
procathedral Wednesday evening. Feb.
!, at 8 CLOCK.
The members Of the First Unitarian
church gathered in the church parlors
last evening to meet the new pastor
of the church. Rev. f.. Stanton ,Hodgin.
Receiving with Mr.. Hodgin were Mrs.
V1oletta Voorhees,, the president Of the
Woman's club Of the church; Messrs.
and Mines. s. r. Child, L. +. Dansing-
berg, David Thompson and Andreas Ue-
land, Professor and Mrs. F. Il. Wash
burn, Professor w. w. West, Judge
Lewis Larson. The members \of the
Woman s club assisted thru the rooms.
In the lower auditorium, where, the re-
ce1Vlng party stood, palms and
draperies made an attractive back
ground. The tables were prettily ars
ranged with flowers and shaded tap
ers, and red apples encircled the frappe
bowl, where Mines. F. A. Camp and
Harry Meade, presided. Mines. John
coffee. Rev. E.. R. Boynton, Messrs
and Mines. D. Ramaley and J. s. Smith
Mrs. Thompson Japp and Miss Hope
eolinSoh VI Nv l aul WeIe dhiouS lille
guests. ..&~ - .,-s .~'. a
Rev. J. G.. Crozier and family were
the guests of honor at g reception given
last evening at the home Of Mrs. Nc.
lntyre, Al Clarence avenue, by the
members Of the Prospect Park Meth.
odist church. One hundred and fifty
guests were. present. Rev. D. G. Val.
entine of the Park Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church was present and rep
resented the presiding elder, S. P. Long
Rev. j. G. Crozier and the members
of his family responded to short adj
dresses by Mrs. Mcintyre, Miss Fuller
Mrs. J: J. Jones, Mrs: HughaIt and S.
speakers. Misses Made Gotselter
S. Hughart gave short program of
music and readings. -. a.. =.
Wesley Methodist church was the
scene of large gathering last evening
when reception, and entertainment
was given in honor of the 236 new
members who have joined the church
since Easter. DIR. and Mrs. O. T.
Guild, j. H. Martin, Sunday school SUI
perintendent, and Mrs. Martin; w. T.
Cravan, superintendent of the Epworth
league of the church, and Mrs. Ora,
van, Mrs. G.. L. Gorham, president of
the Ladies' Aid society, and Mr.. Cor.
ham, received, and assisting about the
rooms were groups of the older mem
bers, including the members of the of.
fetal board and their wives, and
Messrs. and Mines. J. G.. Purple, Wood
blossoms were arranged among. the
palms and ferns. From small tables
in the reception hall gaily decked with
jonquils, refreshments were served by
a group Of the church women. Dr.,
Guild gave short welcoming address
to the new members and q short must.
cal program was given. ~
Mrs, Mamie Mears entertained rat 3
violet party last evening for Miss Grace
Pearl Lyons, who will be married next
week. The decorations were violets an,
the dainty handpainted programs
showed design Of violets. They con
tanned twelve questions which had tt
be answered with letters from the worf
"violet.' Tie luncheon was served
from table decorated with fragrant
violets. Twenty five guests were pres
ent, and assisting the hostess were
Misses Littlejohn, and Caplazi.
The North high school football
party last evening in the small audito
rum of the high school, A profusiol
! of smilax made a pretty color combina
| ton with the white and gold in thu
| ballroom. The chandeliers were shaded
in red. Several hundred young peapl
| enjoyed the program Of fourteen mum
| bers. The affair was given under tn
auspices of the Athletic association O.
the school and the reception committe
included Edmund Eichhorn, Claire Has
Henry Oswald. Albert Smith, Fowler
| Hobb and Milton Stevens were i
| charge of the general arrangements.
Mrs. Lewis P. Birmingham enter
tanned her cousin Miss Edith Clevelan
of the sfFadette orchestra at luncheo,
Thursday, at her home, 2617 West Fol-
tieth street. ri Z: =
Mrs. James Chant, GIG East Frank
lin avenue, was pleasantly surprise
Thursday afternoon by a group o
friends who brought a dainty luncheo
with them. It was served from tabI
centered with a basket Of primulas wit
a bow apf lavender tulle on the handle
Pink carnations furnished other decors
tions and the favor for the honor CUES
was a rose box filled with bonhons
Present were, Mines. George Leighton
H. N. Leighton, F. Mitworth, J. Fl. Rot
.inson, G. Burton, A. V. Whitney, J. Jey
son, E. T. Smith, M. J. Siever. F. 4
Arndruster, H. Oakley, M. Phelps, N
Atwood, sDooley, D. Waste. J. McDo1
aid. H. Wells, G. II. Wingare, w. Al
gers, S. W. Pond, E. Scarborough, Biley
Smith, F. w. Lauderdale, s. A. May
| gate, Nancy and Mary Mason, Cora BIZ
bee, Deeming and Blythe. ...-j III
| The new members Of Fowler churc
were given a cordial reception at
prettilyappointed reception in thei
honor in the church parlors last ever
ing. Palms and flowers decorated til
rooms. A program was given by Rove
Rev. j. S. Montgomery voiced. we
come from the church. The women G
4 the church served light refreshment
The affair was arranged by the Epwort
i league.
A reception for the young people VIII
have recently united with Riversid
chapel was given last evening in tt
\ chapel aud about two hundred cues
were present. Flowers ard plants de-
Grated the rooms. The Christian Ia
deavor society arranged program 4
games, the young ladies' chorus san
and refreshments were served by tt
| Ladies Aid society.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr. and Mrs A. T.. Merrill are spending
week, in DUBUQUE, Iowa.
Miss MauGe Rice has gone to Little Re
end Fort Smith, Ark. to visit relatives.
| Mrs. I'll. 1. Dafoe and Mrs. A.. J. Hopper
tertained the members of the Recreation cl