The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19

'tThere is no gown or garment
that worse becomes a woman than
when she will be wise. Luther.

Miss Pansy King of 310S Stevens
avenue gave thimble bee this after
noon in honor of Miss Mabel Lane of
Excelsior. Eighteen young women had
been invited and spent the afternoon
sewing for the BRIDES, trousseau. The
rooms were prettily decorated in blue
and luncheon was served later in the
afternoon.
Miss Florence Bohri and Miss Ruth
Whistler, the newly pledged members
hall, were the honor guests at lunch
con at Donaldson s 'tearooms this after
noon. The sorority colors, lavender
and white, were used in the table dec
oratlons,, and covers were laid for four
teen. Miss Brown and Miss Furniss
chaperoned the party. Present were
the Misses Tessie Jones, Della Hawk.
Gertrude Ellis, Margaret Clemens, Ma.
rie' Pinney, Ruth Shepherd, Cora Dor
Sey, Kathleen Crane, Pauline Hospes.
Blanche Kellie, Josephine, Dayton and
Lucia Bender. Friday evening tally
no ride will be- given by the sorority
for Miss Brown and Miss Furniss.
Professor and Mrs. John N. Greer
gave reception last evening at their
home, 1929 Pleasant avenue, in honor
of Nine. Leone Hatcheck, who will re-
tire from the faculty of the Central
high school this spring after many
years of service in the Minneapolis
public schools. The decorations were
charmingly carried out with spring
flowers and punches of lilacs and apple
blossoms filed the vases and stood in
low mounds on the tables. A group of
the highschool teachers assisted Pro
fessor and Mrs. Greer in receiving, and
Miss Grace Williams was aided by a
second group of teachers in the dining
room. About one hundred guests called
to bid adieu to Nine. Hatcheck.
The Eta Epsilon sorority gave dan
cling party last evening in Mrs. Noble 3
ballroom on Hennepin avenue. About
fifty guests danced. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Atwater and Mrs. Conkney chaperonec
| the party.
The teachers and pupils of Graham,
Hall enjoyed a delightful picnic at
Edna. Friday. About eighty were in
the jolly party which left The school at
| 1880 am. for delightful drive to a
| charming spot along the banks Of the
Minnehaha creek. Luncheon was
served and after frolic in the country
the picnickers returned to the city in
time for supper.
A wedding of Wednesday was that OF
Miss Lizzie G. McQuarrie and Louis
Anderson, which took place at 81;
Eighteenth and-a-Half avenue NE.
group of friends witnessed the service
which was read by Rev.eG. L. Morrill,
| The bride wore white mule trimmed
with lace and carried bride roses. The
attendants were Miss Isabelle McFar
lane, George McFarlane and Mr.. an6
Mrs. Nels Anderson. An elaborate
wedding dinner was served from table
| decked with red and white roses. Palms
ferns and violets furnished the decora
tions in the parlors.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude K
Sauer and Charles T. E. Vanstrum tool
place Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Sauer, 1927 Adams street NE. A
| large gathering of friends and relatives
witnessed the service. Miss Mabe
! Vanstrum played the Mendelssoh1
march. Miss Pearl Sauer was the mai
Of honor and Joseph Vanstrum was tn
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanstrur
have gone to their new home, at Isl
Adams street NE. Mrs. N. NJ. Van
strum entertained at a parcel Shove
last week in honor of the bride, at he
home, lila Fourth avenue S. Twenty
five guests were present.
Mrs. Zehnter entertained at luncheo
Wednesday for Mrs. Scotch Of Port
land, Ore.