The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.


The society has thirty-ive members
and meets every third week at the
homes of the members. During the last
week IT has given monthly aid to ten
families and temporary relief in mum
per OF emergency cases. Its cash out
lay for the year, was $3.50 and in addi-
ton considerable clothing was distrib-
uted. 1t has a balance Of $3.50 in the
treasury Tor charitable purposes the
coming winter. 54 l-
The officers are: Mrs. L. p. Foster,
president; Mrs. Marion Donnelly, vice
president: Mrs. A. j. Leland, treas
urer; Mrs. Q. r. Brecke, recording Sec
,retary; Mrs. John Bjorhus, correspond
ing secretary. A committee of siA Wis
itors appointed quarterly is charged
with the duty of gathering clothing and
other useful articles and distributing
them to the best advantage.
Mrs. "a. a.. Ives of 406 Fifth street
Sc entertained at a farewell party yes
terday afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
i. i. Fowle, who leaves Monday for
Arizona TO spend the winter. Thirty
guests were. invited, and euchre was
played. A light luncheon followed the
games. a* s>
Miss Belle McBeath and Ira G. AID
rich Of Currie. were married Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride IS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. McBeath,
| 222l West Thirty third street. Seventy
five guests witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. Stanley B. Roberts.
Miss Susie McBeath, the talented sister
| of the bride, played the bridal music,
announcing the. entrance Of the bridal
party with the "Lohengrin'' wedding
march and playing. the Mendelssohn
march as the occasional music. The
bride wore pretty gown OF white Per
sian lawn trimmed with baby Irish
lace and held a bouquet of white carna-
null over silk and with trimmings Of
allover lace, was the maid of honor.
Frank B.. Way, was the best man. The
vows were spoken in bower Of au-
tumn foliage, with bell of autumn
leaves suspended from above, and au-
tumn blossoms to add to the pretty eff
feet. Mr.. and, Mrs. McBeath and Mr..
and Mrs. V. E. Aldrich received with
the bride and bridegroom after the GER
emony. Mines. w. A. Randall, Clinton
McBeath and j. Cross, assisted by
ence Mccullough, were in the dining
room. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich left in the
evening for their home in Currie.
Mrs. Thomas II. shevlin will give
an informal luncheon Monday at the
Minikahda club. There will be COW
ers for eight and bridge will be played
in the afternoon. - -,
Mrs. j. D. Mcmillan entertained a
small group Of women at the Minikah-
da club Friday, spending the afternoon
at bridge. .--'
Mrs. N. S. Barnes entertained twelve
guests at a luncheon at the Minikahda
club, Wednesday,
Mrs. David Owen Thomas of Ridge
wood avenue, will entertain at lunch
con Wednesday afternoon, Oct. "a, at
Donaldson Is Dutch tea room.
Miss Susan Christian entertained al
luncheon at the Concord, Tuesday. Mrs
Morris 'Hallowen was the guest Of
honor. s. s4~e'
- Miss Jerusha LAWYER, Mrs. Edward
!: Pennington daughter, sailed. yester
day from New York on the Princes
Irene for Italy, with her grandmother
Mrs. F. B. Sturgis of St. Paul. Thei
plans are indefinite and Mr.. and Mrs
Pennington may join them for a tril
after the holidays. $?I
Mrs. Tom Adams entertained at lunch
con and cards Wednesday. -, s..
The home of Mrs. L. Sharpestone, l.
e. Fourteenth street, was the seen
Of pretty autumn wedding Wednesda,
evening, when Miss Sngartha Sharpe
some and Charles Marsden were MAJ
ried. The service was read by Rev. "
B. Riley. The rooms were decorated wit
. autumn leaves, snilax and carnations
The bride was preceded by the Howe
girl, little Minnie Morrison, who was i
: white and pink. Miss Sharpesten
! wore white null trimmed in . Vale1