The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
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All passions are good when one
masters them. Rousseau.

| AL passions are good when one
| masters them Rousseau
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Mrs. Henry G. Aldrich entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home,
! 243l Hennepln avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Alfred J. Woodcock of Milwaukee, who
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert G.
Vaughan: The rooms were daintily dec
grated with spring blossoms and after
the games Of five hundred light lun-
| cheon was served. ~. s...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laddy will enter
tain quite Informally at their home on
Third avenue S tomorrow evening for
the Previtt-Laddy bridal party The re-
hearsal will be followed by light lun-
cheon. This evening Mrs. d. w. Thurs
ton will entertain at the bridal dinner
their attendants. The marriage takes
place "Wednesday evening and will be
one of the large weddings Of the week.
Mrs. Henry Knauff gave a. christen.
ing party yesterday afternoon in her
a lon 1H; il Harmon : court. the ocea-
tie son, Christian. Sixteen guests were
present and after the ceremonies
luncheon was served. The rooms were
all decorated in delicate pink; the
shades were drawn and the lights were
shaded in pink. In the dining room
large mound of pink carnations cen
tered the table, and pink-shaded tapers
burned in a circle around the flowers.
Assisting Mrs. Knauff were Mines. D.
W. Parsons, John S. Salisbury and
Frank w. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Chamberlain an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
\ Margaret Myrtle, to Roy Everett For
sythe. The marriage will take place
the last of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. LaBrash announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Pearl, to G. Ross of Jamestown, N. d.,
formerly of Minneapolis.
The wedding of Miss Rozella MILAN
and Harry V. Staddan of Chicago took
place Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Daisy G.. MILAN played the "Lo-
hengrin' bridal chorus and Miss Edna
MILAN sang "When Song Is Sweet"
just before the service was read by
Rev. G. T. Ilsley of Indianola, Iowa.
Miss Phillips was maid Of honor and A.
J. Smith itb1s acted d;ts as s;} best man. The
with lace and carried white roses.
Among the out.of-town guests were W.
Otis, st. Paul; E. D. William, St. Louis
Park; j. H. Morgan, st. Paul; P. E.
Gorrigan, Long Lake. Mimi, 0. H.
Stevenson, st. Paul. Rev. c. T. Ilsley,
Indianola, Iowa.
Mr.. staddan and his bride left. for
the cast for a short wedding trip. Mr..
Staddan is the Chicago manager Of the
Andrews Heating company.
Miss Maud Wright and William
Potter were married Saturday evening
at 3716 Lyndale. avenue s. Rev. G.
L. Morrill, read the service.
Miss Margaret Lewis entertained
The house was decorated with pretty
May blossoms and ferns and spring
foliage made a setting of green. May
Day games were played and vocal Sc
Elections were given by the Misses Cook.
Edna Brewer, Florence Osborne and
Mrs Lewis. At 6 O'Clock a dinner
was served. The hostess was assisted
by the Misses Myrtle Parker, Odella
Miss Gussie Gulbrandson, who will
sail for Europe May "a, was enter
tanned at a May party Tuesday by the
Misses Dora Anderson and Emily
Jevne at the home Of Miss Grace Den
mis- in Excelsior. May-Day games fur
nlshed the amusement for the guests.
Mrs. H. s. Noble will give her clos
ing party in her new ballroom, 1917
Hennepin avenue, Wednesday evening.
Dancing will begin at 9 clock.
The Sigma Chi fraternity will give
dancing party in Mrs. Mobiles ball
room May 20.
Miss Beryl Blair entertained the J,
s. D. girls at dinner Saturday in honor
of Miss Belle .Stangebye, who leaves
tomorrow evening for "a six months
stay in England and Norway. Mrs.
Swan from Mississippi was also guest
Of the club. Yellow wild flowers car.
ried out the club colors on the table.
Mr.: and Mrs. Julius Newgord enter
tanned at their home on Elliot avenue
Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sabin, lately Of Hastings, Neb.
Cards and music were the diversions.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Sabin, Mrs.
Harry MacAllister, Misses Louise Pye.
Frances Thayer, Edith Havill, Lena and
Mabel Newgord, Messrs. Howard Dud-
ley, Carl Willis, Charles Green, Ken
nedy, Thomas G. Newgord, Harry New
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