The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
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Mrs H. s. Curtis! and Miss Frances
Warner gave prettily appointed lunch:
Donaldson S tearooms for Miss Gala
Pearl Warner, bride Of. the mouth.
Red roses and red :tapers in crystal
holders decked the table, 4. y M - r:
Miss Jeanette Powers, who is the
violin soloist with Sousa s band, is a.
cousin of Mrs. C.}S. Cairns Of this city:
and her chaperon, Mrs. Barnes, the
managers wife, at a luncheon at the
Commercial club today. Miss Powers,
with her parents and family; spent the
last two and a half years in, Berlin
studying music, where Miss Powers was
the pupil of Joachim, the worlds ia
nous violinist. @,.ts~.. -, - ...-
Mrs. Elise Holtzerman entertained at
luncheon this afternoon in honor of
Ludwig Fulda, who will lecture at the
placed for ten and the guests included
the members of the committee which
has charge of the arrangements for the
lecture. In honor of DR.. Fulda the
decorations and appointments were all
suggestive Of the fatherland.- =:
Mrs. Frederick W. Dean will entertain
at cards at her home, 1909 Clinton ave
nue., Wednesday afternoon. -, - -, rl.a,
Miss Margie RAMS Of 242l Fifteenth
avenue S entertained Saturday evening
in honor Of her birthda y anniversary.
evening. The Misses Lillian johnson
and Edith Ray furnished the musical
Mr.. and Mrs Philip B. Winston are
at Palm Beach, Fla, on their way to
Cuba. Mr.. and Mrs. Winston will re-
turn to Minneapolis for a few days be-
fore they sail, early in May, for Eng
land: They will spend the summer and
fall on the continent, and while. they
are abroad they will be guests Of John
Gilfllan on an automobile trip. Mr.. Gil
sfillan has recently purchased a; new
car which he will take to Europe. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown of Litchfeld,
MIMI, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, :Dorcas d. to Ernest G.
Kast Of Minneapolis. The wedding
will take place in May. 4 r... !:
i Announcement has been made by MI,
. and Mrs. J. Thompson of the engage:
ment Of their daughter, Grace Eliza:
beth, to Frederick A, With. The
wedding is to. take place in April. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Sulzberger of 1725
Ninth avenue s announce the engage,
ment Of their daughter, Mayme s., to
q Harry Heiman Of Morden, Manitoba. /
ii, The marriage Of Miss Anna NJ. Smith
ldaughteof Mr.. and Mrs. M. 5. Smith q:
q sEeng Beach, CAL, formerly of Mime
t6nka Mills, and Charles D. Lideles 0:
Minneapolis was quietly solemnized Sat
urday, evening at the home of til
Peterson, at Richfeid, Mimi. Miss Nil
ME Smith and Soren H. Smith, cousil
and brother Of the bride, were the ONT
attendants: The service was read b;
Rev. Charles D. Baker of the Baptis
, church. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeles wi
make their home in Southeast Mime
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Mr.. and Mrs. J John St. John wer
. hosts at a delightful ! 8 birthda;
Ro o1 1928 fhirtesnt ilE avenue Ss 'HG'
e in honor Of the ~~ anniversary 8
their son, James st. John. ThirtJ
| five young people had been invited, an
e the evening was spent with parlo
r games, music and contests. Green wa
the color predominating in the deco
. ations and ferns, palms and snlila
made a background for clusters Of pin
and red carnations in the parlors, an
for pink roses in the dining room. TIL
l. South Side High School orchestr
u played pleasing selections, and Mis-
>; Shattuck gave vocal solos. Miss Sha
I tuck and Miss Glen Hughes also playe
+ piano numbers. Mr.. and Mrs. St. job
l. were assisted by Misses Caffray and til
~ Misses Weist in entertaining the guest
e and In serving the buffet supper. Tt
I handsome prizes were won by Miss il
4 : liza Dickinson and Clifford Shoel.
e The senior girls of the johnson Soho,
y of Music; Oratory and Dramatic Al
III gave class. party Saturday at til
's school. The gymnasium was appropr
4 4 ately decorated in the class colors, re
"a and white, with additional touches {
i green in honor Of the day. The guest
"a were received by the PRESIDENT Mi
% Belle Woolpy. Various games wei
played and prizes were won by Miss,
81 johnson, Sverdrup and Bowers. LigI
s refreshments were served. Anon
d. those present were Misses Esther Hal
'e son, Agnes Low, Hulda Bergstadi, Be