The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-13
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Mrs. S. s. Thorpe entertained at a
luncheon this afternoon at her home,
81 Twelfth street S. Covers were
placed for twelve, and the decorations
! were carried out in green and white.
with chrysanthemums as the chosen
! flowers. Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorpe will entertain at dancing
party for the younger married set at
The Minikahda club. 4
+ Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Winslow. an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Abbie Winslow Hit, to James F. Car!
l;gill, which took place Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Cargill have gone on an east
ern trip. They will reside at Mr.. Car
Igili's country home at Deephaven,
/ Mrs. Homer Stocking chaperoned. a
party of ten Alpha Pi Phi sorority
| girls, who went to Chicago for the
4 football game and who were enter
| tanned delightfully."- by a group Of their
Chicago sorority sisters In the party
were Misses Elsie johnson. Anna. John
son, Ina McClatchie, Audrey Homan,
IHelen AtWater, Natalie Williams, Elsie
I Sheldrup. Mary Rhodes, Jessie Dorr:
in. a private. car and were entertained
at luncheon at Mandel's tearooms
Saturday afternoon before going to the
game. The Misses Gertrude and Mary
Schofeld Of Chicago gave banquet
lat their home on the West Side after
the game, and later in the evening they
gave vaudeville and. dance in their
large ballroom Sunday the suburban
chapter members were invited to meet
the girls at the Schofeld residence at
an informal tea. The Minneapolis
girls came home yesterday morning.
A family reunion, was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wakefield
Merritt, 1924 Newton avenue n, Sat
thirtythird wedding anniversary. The
hours were spent with music, games
and there were speeches in memory Of
the happy days of long ago. Supper
was served in brightly decorated din.
ing room. Among the guests was Mrs.
+ Lydia Jordan Hoskins, who acted as
| Mrs. Merritt's bridesmaid thirty three
years ago. Nearly all the guests were
descendants Of William and Ellen Love-
Ijoy, who came to Minneapolis in 1866.
Present were Messrs. and Mines. Frank
Hoskins, p: S: Miller, Edwin D. Mer-
ritz, William A. Loveioy, Lafayette
Wheelock: Jr.' hewis Hagler, George
Mines. Wallace Jewell, Ellen Wheelock,
Fannie Brooks, George z. Lowell, Emma
Donnelly. William s: Wright; the
| Misses Mae and Birdie Wheelock; ,Lu-
ellie, Grace and Clara G.. Hagler, Dot
| tie Brooks, Fern and Carol Lowell,
Clara, +. Maude. and Frances Merritt,
! Glover iDonnelly, Ruth Wright, Vaughn
LoyeioY, Emma Jewell, Clara and Myr-
tie Miller. Mildred Kline, Jennie Joyce ;
| Messrs. Pearl and Raymond Wheelock,
Flenke, Frank Smith, Andrew Jordan.
Lawrence and Wesley Merritt, Tom and
Charles Jewell, Leon Hoskins, Rex and
Julius Johnson. $780,. . :, '~'": - -. >
! There was quiet wedding at Fort
Smelling Saturday evening. when Miss
Marion Elizabeth Burr, daughter Of
New: York, and Lieutenant James A.
Mars Of the Second cavalry, Fort Shell
ing, were married at the quarters Of
Captain and Mrs. Joseph S. Heron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mars left for an eastern
trip and on their return they will make
I their home at Fort Smelling -.,St =
/ Miss Mary Elliott and Oscar W. Len
der were married yesterday by. Rev. L.
| Mrs. Lender will make their home in
| Los Angeles. - e -. F. ~'*=- =,
I Miss Agnes A. Bousquet and An
thony N. Bayer were married in Du-<
i luth yesterday, in the German Catholic
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Bayer will make
their home in Minneapolis.
! ;. Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Hall enter
tanned. Thursday evening at a stag
! party in honor of their nephew, John
land. Twenty young men were present
and they presented Mr.. Singleton with
q handsomely engrossed seal ring stud
| ded with diamonds.
Yesterday Miss Vera Jones Of 2215
Colfax avenue S entertained at a
| towel shower for Miss Bertha Cady, 9,
| and appointments were all in yellow.
The favors were pictures of the bride
prettily. mounted with water-color
| decoration.
! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Ca Carroll n Smith Of Minneapolis registered yes
! Paris. q Il f.0 .<
/ Mrs. W. s. Benton and Miss O1mstead left
| last evening for California to spend the winter
| In Los Angeles. ..%:''' /. s.
North Star temple No. II. Rathbone Sisters,
will give card party in X. P. hall, 232 Cedar
avenue, Thursday evening. -:
Hennepin Council No, 1884 Royal Arcanum.
Will give q dancing: party tomorrow evening in
X. P. hall, Masonic Temple
George W. Morgan W., R. c. Will serve an
oyster supper to the post Friday evening at 10
O'clock The corps will hold business meet
ing at 1880. AZ: ii II .s..ta >a ~. t..
The Christians Endeayor society Of the Welsh
Presby terrain church. will have social at the
homo of n. NJ. Jones'. 2732 Eighteenth avenue
5. tomorrow: evening. t&: = - #f
S. The Gleanucs Of St. Johns English Lutheran
church on Chicago avenue and Seventeenth street
will. give affair. and entertainment tomorrow
4 evening In the church parlors. go !
* Ar all day meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ii ciety of Simpson Methodist church will be held