The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-03

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Lakeville, onn., TT t. :, continue lie studies
at Hotchkiss school. N
Mr.. and Mrs George w, Peavey en-
tertained at dinner at their home on +
Park avenue last evening in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo z. Rand. Covers
were laid for twelve and the appoint
m me Were We g h American ( Beauty roses and
Mrs. James B. Chalmers Of st. Paul
gave a handsomely appointed dinner
yesterday at Donaldson Is tea rooms IL, |
honor Of Mrs. p j. Chalmers Of this
city Covers were laid for eight. The
decorations were carried out in red and
green, and smilax and red roses were
used. Ropes Of smilax crossed the table I
and inclosed mound Of fragrant roses
Cut glass candelsticks held red stapers
and the favors for the guests were red /
roses.
Miss Adelia Dorothea Riebe and Ray
G. Pratt were married last evening at |
and Mrs. Charles Riebe, 2318 Polk
street NE. Rev. w. A. Shannon Of |
Trinity Methodist church read the |
service in the presence Of seventy five |
guests. The decorations were in Christ
mas green's re nj, and !. {. clusters Of bright flow
ers. The bride wore a gown Of crepe
lace yoke and sleeves Of lace, and the |
bouquet was Of bride roses tied with
white tulle. Miss Ida Riebe was the |
maid of honor and she wore white lawn |
over, white with trimmings of lace and
carried bridesmaid roses. Miss Gather
inc Hefti played an informal nuptial
y,r hnfnro tho 90 al 4
ding march announced the entrance OF |
the bridal party and sounded softly |
''The Pilgrim IS Chorus, ,, while the |
vows were exchanged Mr.. Pratt was
attended by Harold Purdy Of Thief
River Falls, and little Ethelyn Leonard
reception which ! followed the service
Mrs. w. F. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Riebe and Mrs, Earl Pratt of Larimore,
n. d., assisted in receiving. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt will be at home at 2313
Polk street after Feb. /. Mrs. L. w.
Meyers and Mary Purdy: of Thief River
Falls were out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson, 300
Aldrich avenue N, scele brated their gol-
den wedding last evening and thirty
guests were presentsto aid in marking
the day which closed the half-a-hundred
years of their happy married life. Miss
1AuSAo 0A@IOHOy, Siduu0duSuG0 VI IhEs
and Mrs. Erickson, gave a program Of
/ vocal selections during the evening, and
the guests contributed their share to-
wards the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Daniel Engstrom, Mrs. M. T.. Ma
loney and Miss Adella Maloney assisted
both came to the United States in 1853.
They were married in Chicago Jan. 2,
1856. Mrs. Erickson was Miss Anna
Helgeson and was born in Christiania
seventy-two years ago. MI. Erickson's
home was Little Hammer, Norway,
where he was born in 1924. Only two
Mai msen s9la IF H orr yn Mimi aad
A. P. Erickson, deputy county auditor,
who lives with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erickson have two great-great-
grandchildren. ,. - y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. De Cou gave a
home, "a Twelfth avenue N. Covers
were laid for twelve and the guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. F. De Cou Of
: St. Paul. Red and white carnations
formed the centerpiece and were ar
ranged in a wealth. of Christmas green's
and holly. At each cover burned red
or white taper, the colors alternating.
I The Misses Anna and Ethel Smith of
COG Seventh street Sc entertained at
dinner Monday evening". Covers were
placed for twelve, and carnations and
roses made a chaming table decoration.
The Misses mithzswiH leave the last
q of January forsIaln Beach,, Fla. II !.
Miss Margaret TTTine nave New
Year IS dinner Monday evening in honor
Of Mrs. Leon G. Smith of Milwaukee,
J, Wis, who is j visiting relatives and
friends in the city. Z Covers were laid
for fourteen, and American Beauty
!. roses formed the centerpiece. Charles
airline was POSTMASTER and responses
. were made by the different guests in
An enjoyable social affair was that
given Saturday evening by Miss Helen
) Blaisdell, when she entertained the
l friends who were with her in her sis
ter's party in Europe last summer. Miss
Donovan, dean Of the woman's depart
: ment Of the University of North Da-
1 liam Blaisdell showed a number of
( screen pictures and later a foreign
spread was served. Each course repre-
0 sented a different country visited by
e Miss Blaisdell and her friends.
! The annual Christmas party of the
t J: L. D: girls and their friends was
J. Str VI - AANoJ ONOAAAS GuC uOlu6 VI
: Misses Alice Ponsonby and Nellie Win
v gate on Aldrich avenue N. A CONVEX
5 sational program was enjoyed and one
of the amusing features was the trans
:. formation of clay pipes with tissue
paper into dolls. Favors in the form
e Of tin horns were hung on pretty
a Christmas tree. %
DR.. and Mrs. A. Wang entertained
+ informally at their home on Stevens
avenue at a New Years party last
a evening. a.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Primer Of 1929
: Western aven'ue entertained sixty
!. guests New Years eve at watch
party. Evergreens and red bells
: frightened the parlors and carnations
= and ferns were in the dining room A
q feature Of the evening was musical
/ program The out-of-town guests were
!. Miss Young Of ST.. Paul Miss Aline
. Deming of Valley City, N. D., Robert
Primer Of Illinois.
!. Miss Sarah Berman, bride Of the
!. month"; was the honor guest at ho
siery shower given Wednesday evening
by Mrs. I. SAKE. The decorations were
). in green and white and bride roses cen
= tered the table. while a wedding bell