The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-13
Where pride begins, love ends


Colonel and Mrs. Edward George
Fahnestock celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary with a large re-
ception last evening at their home, 1000
Park avenue. Several hundred invita-
tions had been issued and the guests
were received in the parlors where
masses of golden-h ued flowers carried e
out the sentiment of the day. Jonquils,
tulips and coreopsis were arranged here.
and there in masses of glorious color.
Colonel and Mrs. tFahnestock are both
natives Of Gettysburg, Pa. They were
married in 1856, and in 1883 they re-
moved to South Dakota. Colonel Fahne-f
stock served during the civil war IN
one of the Pennsylvania regiments. He
is a member of John Rawlins post. and
an active worker in the Grand Army
circles Their home has been in Mime
apolis for the past ten years.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Knudsen Of
2116 Fremont avenue N, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Anzonet-
tie, to Charles B. Without. The we'd
ding will take place in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. J: F. Pratt celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary Sat.
urday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. j. Barnes, 412 West Twenty
eighth street. Rev. Stanley B. Roberts
offciated at mock wedding, assisted
| by Rev. @. H. Sweat and a group Of
the guests were the attendants. Misses
! Helen and Ina Barnes gave musical
program and Rev. G. H. Sweat ex-
| pressed the good wishes Of the friends
dress. The decoration in the rooms
was a profusion of spring flowers, and
in the dining room, where the refresh
ments were served, dainty color
! scheme was carried. out with tulips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt were the recipients
/ Of handsome gifts, and at the close Of
the evening the party sang "The lie
| That Binds. -
Tomorrow evening the young people
class will be - entertained BY Mrs. H. S
i Noble at her hall on Hennepin avenue
at a delightful St. Patrick's party
i Young people will have a st. Patrick s
narty' and the class Of high school stu
! dents will dance in the ballroom. FIJI
} day afternoon.
Mrs. E. D. Cooley was hostess at he
apartments in the Yale flats yesterda.
Miss Berg of San Francisco Lun 81
con was served from table pretti!ii,,
appointed in yellow and green, wit
ionduils and ferns as a centerp1ece.
Mrs. William Lineaweaver of III
Humboldt avenue S, will entertain a
euchre next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mclaughlin wer
{ given a surprise party last evening
( The form Of a housewarming at thel
new home, 324l Stevens avenue. The
I have but recently moved into their ne,
residence, and about twenty of the1
{ friends gathered to celebrate the even
5 Miss Lowry Of the Savage grand oper
I company gave a short program
{ charming songs. Mr.. and Mrs VI M
- Laughlin were presented with nan
= some souvenir Of the day by the
guests.
i For the officers, teachers and Su
W dav school committee of Fowler Met
odist church, banquet will be serve
this evening by the women OF Il
+ church. Covers will be laid for for
n and after the banquet program w
20 be given and meeting of great II
o. portance regarding church affairs W
ar be held. DR.. J. s. Montgomery "
l. speak on '.The Sunday School and a t!
ID Church,: Mrs. John B.. Leslie, IT
- Boy PrOnlem anu LIS Oo1uCAoA - o. y
se "a Man or a Woman Teacher I
Or Bovs':: Miss Miller, nThe. Point
Contact in sTeachingn,'; q Miss co
"Means Of Securing Regular Ate!
ance'; Mr.. -I'yke, ..Systematical 81
~ ing'; Mr.. McC]1ntock, Practical ! 81
IS gcstions for Extending and lmprovl
at Our Work.; Mrs. Cooke, "The Teae
~, ~ er's Preparations.
A pretty event of last evening "
- the dancing party given in honor
Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges Of the ~
! Thought Lyceum bythe members OF :,
- was invitingly decorated and old-fa
toned dances, such as a Virginia re
es Dan Tucker, schottische and r = MOI
ng gave al short address, Miss Maude 2
nd nam and Miss Anderson recited, q
81 at the close of the program the zine zine
s five guests sang AUD Lang syn s
es6 hirthdaY anniversary Of Mrs. hid