The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-12

MINNEAPOLIS JOURN
the girls into a finely bound booklet,
and were presented to her as SOU
rvenir: Luncheon was served from a
Of the guest Of honor was designated
by q bouquet Of golden blossoms.
Music by Miss Ella Cox and Miss
Maude Bliss furnished entertainment
during the afternoon Miss Vivian
Ross assisted her sister in entertaining.
The junior class Of the South high.
school gave its annual reception last
evening in honor Of the members Of
the senior class in Masonic Temple.
The colors OF the two classes were COM
bined in the decorations. Gold and
blue, the senior colors, were seen in
streamers and bunting, which crossed
and recrossed the ceiling Of the ball
room, and the great incandescent lights
were shaded in the same colors. In the
reception rooms, the green and gold of
the junior class mingled with the sem
Tor colors. The frappe table was deco
rated with streamers of the gold and
green. Leon Rose, junior president,
gave short address and response was
made by the senior class president,
Harry Nordly. Miss Alice Torrance
gave piano solo. w. X. Hicks of the
Of the school, gave short talks, and
Miss Anna York sang. Leon Rose
was master Of ceremonies. The com
mittee on arrangements included
James Quigley, Harvey Strelow and
Harry Gilkey. On the reception COM
mittee were Clara Shepley, Alice Tor
rance, Agnes Sleeper, Dolly Myers and
Ben Rauch. The chaperones were
Professor and Mrs. Ozias, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Hicks, Miss Watts and Miss
Kerr. The other teachers Of the school
assisted. There were 200 guests.
reception Thursday evening for the
members Of thesgraduating class in the
hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc. The
school colors, red and white, predomis,
mated in the decorations, and flags OF
red, white and blue made a patriotic
] setting. From the center lights, long
streamers of red and white crepe ex-
tended to the cross beams of the cell
! ing, and school banners hung over the
behind bank Of palms, and played 9
program of twenty -four dances for $50
guests. Receiving in the outer hall
were Messrs. and Mines. w. F. Webster,
Pendleton and Albright, Miss Harris,
Mr.. Cook and the officers Of the class.
Miss Julia Harris and Lewis Cook led
the grand march at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Katie McNaughton and David
J. McInnis were married at the home OF
the bride 8 brothers, Oak Hill farm, Sill
yer Lake road, Thursday evening. Rev
J. M, Jeffres read the service, and Miss
Mary Christian was the maid OF honor
while Charles McNaughton was the best
man. The bride wore a gown Of white
net over silk, trimmed with lace anc
carried pink roses. Miss Christian was
also in white. Seventy five, guests
i were present at the service and at the
! wedding supper which followed. Mr.
and Mrs. McInnis will spend the sum
mer at Oak Hill farm. ., Re
Miss Lena Kohnen Of Medina and Or
vim Styner Of Maple Plain were married
Tuesday at the country home Of tn
bridegroom 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .
Styper, Maple Plain. The service wa
read by Rev. E. H. Nicholson. Mis-
the attendants The service was fol
lowed by an elaborate dinner. Amon&
the guests were Mrs. j. Kohnen, tn
brides mother, Otto and Charles Koh
nen. Mrs. Styner, Jacob Beal, Nj. AM
Mrs. F.. Shrewsbury, Mrs. A.. ShreWs
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Styner, MI
and Mrs. E. M. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs
Irwin Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baltuf, MI
, and Mrs. N. Baltuf, E Scheer, Leah
: Martha and Aaron Scheer, Harold Sly
ner, Mabel, Alice, Nellie, Ben, John an
. Leslie Shrewsbury.
The Phi Chi fraternity will give it
! annual banquet this evening at tn
West hotel. -
) A reception was given at the Franl
, lin: school last night by. the teacher
: and the pupils Of the school and owe
: three hundred guests gathered to NEE
J the young people and their instructor
/ Cut flowers, ferns and palms made
pretty decoration in the suite Of ROOM
l which had been thrown open for th
) evening and the mounted exhibit Q
, the work of the children Of the diffel
ont grades were exhibited. Superb
tendent G. NJ. Jordan and Principe
Albert Hedler Of the school gave.
r short addresses and the musical sele'
r tions were by Miss Hobby and ,tth
eighth grade chorus Miss Mary Mi
! ler of the faculty gave recitation. I