The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-18

ding, niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +.
Ortiz, to DR.. Arthur R. Fritschi of San
francisco, will take place Tuesday,
May 20, at the home Of the BRIDES UNI
Gle. No invitations have been issued
and only group Of relatives will be
present. 4 Is
! Mrs. Alexander Henry White an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Florence May, to John G. Brown,
The wedding will take place in June.
Mrs. J. Neal Dow announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Sarah, to
faul Carrier Heard of Minneapolis. The
wedding will take place in June,
:, Miss Pansy King will give a thin
pie bee tomorrow afternoon at her
nome 3lO8 Stevens avenue, for Miss
Mabel Lane. Miss M. A. Cooley will
give a dinner for Miss Lane and Dr..
AArey Saturday evening, May 26. Mrs.
3h1chard A. Mabeey and Miss Ada Coo
icy WILL entertain Wednesday after
noon noon' May 80, at their home, 314o Ste
One OF the many pretty affairs which
have been given for Miss Kittybelle
Mason, whose marriage to Charles A.
Edblom OF. Duluth takes place in June.
was the china shower which Mrs. Ern-
est Dow. gave Thursday afternoon.
About thirty guests had been invited
to the home Of the hostess, 1926 Polk
with a popular guessing contest in
which the prize, picture of the bride,
was won by Miss Mary Wisely. The
rooms were decorated with spring
flowers and a different color scheme
was carried out in each room. The
reception hall was in green and white,
and streamers of green and white hung
from the chandelier and were stretched
to the corners of the room, where they
were caught with white butterflies. In
the library fragrant blossoms made
dining room red was the chosen color.
Strings OF red hearts were festooned
around the chandelier, from which hung
a large wedding bell. The table was
decorated with American Beauty roses
and the same flowers we're on the
buffet. Little Francis Delcom pre-
sented the gifts for Miss Mason in a
huge basket Of mayfowers. The Misses
Lottle and Francis Conor, assisted by
Miss Delcom, served from the refresh
ment table in the dining room.
Miss Verna Huber, a bride Of this
month, was guest of honor yesterday
at a violet luncheon given by Miss
Louise Tautges at her home on Grand
avenue. The decorations were simple
and artistic and carried out in tones
Of violet and green. Covers were laid
for eight. =
Miss Helen Mccarthy of High Point,
N. c., is the guest of Miss Hayes and
during her visit in Minneapolis will be
entertained at many social affairs.
Wednesday evening Miss Mccarthy
was guest Of honor at theater party
at the Metropolitan. After the per-
formance supper was served at the
Kaiserhof. Present were Misses Nc
earthly, Nan Kennedy, Glare Hays,
Mary Kennedy, Alice Corcoran. Messrs.
Dale, Al Smith and Louis Hill.
\ Miss Mary Kennedy entertained at
her home, 1913 Twentieth avenue N,
Tuesday evening for Miss Mccarthy.
Her guests were, Misses Mccarthy,
Glare Hays, Alice Corcoran, Nettie LIE
Due, Lou Guimont and Mary Kennedy;
Messrs. John Meagher., Earl Ganny,
Mrs. H. G. Sawyer Of Lancaster,
N. H., who has been spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. R. J. steff-
ems, leaves this evening for her home.
One of the farewell affairs in Mrs.
Sawyer's honor was luncheon, which
Mrs. J. A. Mclaughlin gave Tuesday
afternoon. Covers were laid for eight
and the table decorations were clusters
Of fragrant lilac blossoms.
Mrs. Mahlon Black celebrated her
seventy-ninth birthday Wednesday
evening at her home, 812 Fourth av-
enue s. Twenty-Five friends enjoyed
the informal games Of cards. The prizes
were won by Mr.. Merton and Mrs,
Proctor. Miss HASTE and Mr.. Geb.
. hardt contributed vocal solos.
The people Of Simpson M E. church
I will give reception this evening in
the church parlors in honor Of the new
! pastor, Rev. F. s. Tincher and family.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
q q George N Morgan CORDS will give a card nar+,