The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

the dining room were in red, green and
white, and SALIVA, wedding bells,
smilax and asters were used The par.
Tors and halls were in pink and white.
A seven-sourse dinner was served and
covers were laid for twelve. The place
Of the bride was designated by large
bouquet, Of liberty roses tied with
green chiffon ribbon. Menu and place
cards ear; showing q heart pierced by
guided arrow with a photograph of the
bride in one corner and Dutch girls
picture in the other were at each cover.
Mrs Andrews will give the bridal
dinner Tuesday evening, Oct. 16. '-
+. Mrs. H. A. Ives Of 400 Fifth street
~, gave. progressive euchre party
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. +.
s. Powle, who leaves shortly for her
new home in Arizona. Pink flowers
frightened the parlor and reception
room, the library was in red and the
dining room in yellow. Refreshments
were served from the card tables after
the games. There were thirty guests.
The Misses Dumas entertained Mon
day evening at their home at parcel
shower in compliment to Miss Ida Nav
La Fore, bride of the month. Thirty
guests were present and spent the
evening at games, music and at a mock
marriage ceremony Miss Kate Bren-
nan. Miss Martha Butler and Miss
Susie Bulger won the first, second and
BOBBY prizes. The wedding ring and
the engagement ring, which were hid
den in the bride $ cake, were found
by Miss Gladys Wilson, who, according
20 superstition, is destined to be the
next bride in the group Of guests. The
rooms were handsomely decorated in
the autumnal colors, red and green.
the living room was in gold and red
with clusters Of flowers Musical Sc
lectlons were given by Miss Kate
Brennan and Miss Martha Butler.
Monday evening Miss Agnes Flygen
entertained a number of her friends at
her home in honor Of her birthday. The
floral decorations thruout the rooms
were pink roses. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and games.
Present were Misses Clara Anderson,
Anna Duffy, Inga Dahl, Della Girard,
Margaret Hanson, Ester Mathieson,
Eelma Olson, Grace satatrum n
stena Stevenson, Ingaborg strom,
Jeanette Flygen. Messrs. Rich.
ard Anderson, Arthur Bredesen, James
Duffy, Arthur F1ygen,. Anton Lindhjem,
Sidney Lindahl, David Peterson, Iud-
Wig Solem, Paul Solem, Arthur White.
Mile Stinson, Effie Swanson, Agnes
Flygen. =: 4"
A pretty golden wedding anniversary
was celebrated Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Nor
qulst,' 23ll Sixteenth avenue s, when
Mr.. and Mrs: C. A. Norquist entered
on the fiftieth year of married life.
with golden hued autumn leaves and
yellow blossoms. The guests included,
Messrs. and Mines. A. G. Norquist, J. O..
Norquist of Minneapolis, Mrs. G. J..
Norquist of West Superior and Mrs.
Minnie Sundstrom, the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Norquist, and their families,
Messrs. and Mines. G. j. Lundquist, J.
II. Hanson, j. Newman, August Ander-
son, I. Sjastron, P. Norstrom, A. Eek.
lund, G.. M. Anderson, John Anderson,
L: Peterson Of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wetter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Lager Of Red Wing; Albert Wetterm,
Wing; c. J: Alstedt, Of Hager, Wis;
Mrs. Anna Jaul, Miss Emma Erksand,
Rev. O.. E. Stone, Miss Frances Ha-
gander, Miss Lora Hagander, Mime
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hagander,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Hanson, Eggleston,
MINI. .....
A pretty. wedding took place last
evening when Miss Tonnia Thompson
and Bernhard Hagen were married at
635 Sumner street NE. Miss Marga-
ret Rekdahl was the maid Of honor and
Andrew Ness was the best man. Rev.
ceremony Was followed by reception
in Richmond hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen
will be at home at 635 Sumner street
NE after Nov. 1. .- 1870,