The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-18
siSilence and blushing are the
eloquence Of women. Chinese
Proverb.

Cavour Langdon led the cotillion
which was danced last evening at Mrs.
Noble IS ballroom on Hennepin avenue.
The dancers included eighty Of the the
married set, who have been meeting
informally for several years The az
favors suggested the land Of the cherry
blossom. For the women there were
fans, dolls, ornaments for the hair and
flowers, and the men found joss sticks
and trinkets as their favors. An or
chestra played and the ballroom was
decorated with foliage, Japanese ian,
terms and umbrellas ln Supper was f seIpea
long table decked in green and lighted
with tapers in tall candelabra.
The marriage of Miss Olive, White,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
White of Elk River, Mimi, and Harry
Conner Of Minneapolis, was solemnlzed
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Cutler read the service. Messrs. and
Mines. NJ. w. Conner, p. M. Conner ana
T.. H. Marvin of Minneapolis, Will
Tourte1otte Of Little Falls and Mrs. ~.
Z. Cohen Of Kilbourn, Wis, were the
| t-of-town guests.
| Miss Rose Caplazi will entertain
Saturday evening at her home on
Hoag avenue for Miss Grace Jacobs.
There will be thirty-fve Of the girl
friends of Miss Jacobs at supper, and
later granite shower will be given
for her. Next Thursday afternoon
Miss Rose Anderson son will be 4oi hostess nEiss
Jacobs at her home on Sixteenth
street, and Mrs. Mamie Mears will
give a linen shower Friday evening at
/ 1929 Hawthorn avenue. Miss Jacobs
| will leave for st. Cloud Saturday, Jan.
| 20, and will be entertained there at a
number Of social functions before her
marriage.
Mrs. E. R. Kopp, of 422 Third ave,
nue. Me-, will be hostess at luncheon
and card party tomorrow, when she
j will entertain twenty-five guests
\ Twelve guests were entertained at the
bridal dinner which Mrs. Louis Koch
! gave last evening at her home on Sec,
4 ond avenue s for Miss Dinsmore and
Mr.. Meyer, whose marriage takes place
this evening. American Beauty roses
formed the table decorations. A bunch
of the same flowers. designated Miss
Dinsmore IS place. The name cards were
in water colors and showed Cupid in his
favorite occupation, that OF piercing
hearts. ~ .r-. 49,. MR.. IAN. -E
The members of the Linden Hills
Congregational church greeted their new
pastor, DR.. P. A. Cool, and Mrs. Coo
at a reception given last evening By
their the home, 1850 Park boulevard. AS
sisting the guests Of honor and the hosts
in receiving were Mines. A. L. Smith
3. F. Smith, Charles Bostwick and A. J
Walker. The rooms were Enlightened
with narcissus and ferns, and from
daintily decked table frappe was servet
by a group Of younger women. Their
were 100 guests who called to greet tn
new minister. A reception will be give1
4 shortly for DIR. and Mrs. Cool by tn
members Of the church. H..
Rev. William H. Ryder of All Souls
Universalist church was honor guest a
. a reception given by the congregation
Z Tuesday evening in the church parlort
It was the first official reception give
for Mr.. Ryder. and the guests include
a number Of the pastors from othe
4 churches, who gave short addresses Q
I welcome. Receiving with Mr.. Ryde
were Messrs. and Mines. W. G. Bale,
G; B. Leonard, "; 4. Kirk, G.. :.
Miss Barnard, G. A. Bicknell, Mis-
| Haynes. n. =. Strong and Miss Stron,
Rev. Clement Clark Of the First Col
gregational church, Rev. C. F. Hubbar
I Of Andrew Presbyterian church, Rev.
Painter of Como Avenue Congregation,
church, Rev. A. r. Tillinghast Of Tut.
church, and Rev. Marion D. Shutter {
the Church of the Redeemer were tt
church representatives who spoke. J.
I Haynes was master of ceremonies an
read greetings from President Cyr,
= Northrop and Rev. s. B. Purves. I'll
\ carnations and ferns filed the man
\ wall pockets and made dainty orn
ment on the refreshment tables. MI
Harry Barrows sang very charming
| and mandolin club played. Miss
Myrtle Brown, Minerva Reed and Lo
Use Strong presided in the dining roo,