The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27

Miss Josephine Dayton attended the.
commencement exercises at Wellesley
college yesterday. Miss Caroline w.
Dayton, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.,
Dayton, was one Of the graduates. Miss
Dayton was president Of the. History
club during her senior year. Miss jose
phine Dayton was the guest of honor
at Wellesley Inn by the former students
of Stanley Hall, who are now under
graduates at Wellesley.
r Miss Sarah E. Eustis, niece Of
W. II. .Eustis, was also one Of the ,215
graduates. She was president Of tho
Student Government association, the
highest student office in the college.
president Of Agora for next year.
Rev. and Mrs. Feyette L.. Thompson
have gone east and will sail Saturday
on the Vaderland for Antwerp. They
are the guests Of a former parishioner
and after spending a few days in Hol-
land and Belgium, they will go to Lon
don, where DR.. Thompson will do some
work in the British museum, in his
favorite field, archaeology, and also at.
tend the summer lectures of DR.. Flins
DR.. and Mrs. Thompson will visit Scot
ton in the English lake district, return
ing home early in the fall. r.
Miss Mabel Robinson entertained last
evening at her home on Adams street
for Miss Kittybelle Mason and George
Fdblom. The twenty guests included
a group of university young people and
the members Of the bridal party. Amuse-
ment was furnished by guessing games
suggestive of June brides and wed.
! dings, and the finding of the proper
answers caused no end Of fun and mer.
riment. Pink and white I carnations
| were used in the rooms and in the din
ingroom a dainty color scheme was car.
ried out in green and white. The place
of Miss Mason was marked by cluster
of white blossoms. ...s
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leeman of
Beever Creek, Mimi, who were mar.
ried last week and who are in Mime.
apolis, the guests OF the bridegroom Is
sister, Mrs. z. G. Cameron, were given
a post nuptial reception yesterday by
DIR. and Mrs. Jacob Swanson at their
home on Clinton avenue, Roses. peonies
and other fragrant garden flowers made
a. pretty setting in the parlors and re-
centerpiece was Of red and white roses
and maidenhair ferns. F. G. Cameron
J. Mowty, w. E. Leeman, Misses Lillian
Swanson and Meta Blood gave de-
lightful musical program. !:
Mrs. Ella B. Riley of 1882 Aldrict
avenue s, gave a rose luncheon yester
day in honor Of Mrs. Justin Means OIL
Merrill. Wis, who is the guest Of Mrs
A. E.. Bye at her home, on West Lake
street. The guests included Mines
Emil Roenisch, Bye, w. Fl. Anderson
and Miss Florris Anderson.
The marriage of Miss Marguerit,
Anna Woerner, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frederick Woerner, and Edward
Barrett took place last evening in Nor
mann:l hall, Twelfth avenue and Thi1t
street S. One hundred guests had beel
invited to the ceremony, which tool
place at 8 clock. Rev. F. Sievers rea'
the service and Mrs. Henry Woerne
played the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus
Miss Emma Miller also presided ave
program of piano numbers during tn
reception hour. The bride was gowne
in white point esprit over white sill
and carried large shower bouquet o
white roses. Her maid of honor, Mis-
Henrietta Woerner, was in white poin
=, esprit and her flowers were red roses
!, Eugene Barrett was the best man. Els
, Woerner, in pink lowered organdie, pre-