The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bladon Of Har-
mon court announce the engagement of
their daughter, Lillian S., to Wayne
Ferris Browning of Hammond, Ind. The
wedding will take place early i'll June.
Mrs. Georgia R. Blackmar. OF. the Wal
dorf announces the enga cement of her
da lighter, Helen Margaret, to Sidney
Carman Meyer. q The wedding will
will take place early in June.
A wedding of unusual interest to the
university people will take place Mon
day morning in the Church Of the Holy
Cross, when Miss. Mayme Constance
Ballton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Roskoyeck and Edward T.. Rogers will
be married. reception will be given
in the evening the Roskoveck home,
1851 Sixteenth avenue Sc. Mr.. Rogers
played end on the university football
team from 1900 to 1908, and was an
important member Of that giant eleven,
He came from Carlisle where he had al
ready won laurels and after he left col
lege he went back TO Carlisle to coach
the Indian team. Last year he coached
the St. Thomas team. He. will take his
/ bride to Walker, Mimi, where he will
practice law and be associated with his
father, who is logging contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. ,Hughston an
their daughter, Olive Elizabeth, to War
ner Spencer Schultz. The wedding will
take place March 7. -
| The members of the Minikahda club
will celebrate Washington s birthday
| informally tomorrow and the entertain
| ment and house committee have united
in planning a number Of amusing feat
ures. A table d 'hote luncheon and din
ner will be served and there will be the
usual music and dancing. AS it will
be the last dinner dance before Ash
Wednesday,, there is sure to be a large
gathering Of the young people. Il.
DR.. and Mrs Oscar Richardson will
entertain the Delta Epsilon fraternity
alumni and their wives at their home,
1915 Dupont avenue S, Friday evening.
In the afternoon Mrs. Oscar Richardson
and Mrs. Henry C. Aldrich will give a
large reception at the Richardson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury
gave dinner last evening at their
home on Stevens avenue in honor of
Miss Katherine Van Rensselaer, Wheat.
on and Philip B. Winston. The ap.
polntments were carried out in pink and
white and from circle Of lilies of the
i valley rose. a centerpiece of pink roses
and white lilaca. At the place Of Miss
Wheaton was a. cluster Of lilies Of the
valley and pink roses. Covers were
laid for sixteen and the guests were the
bridal party and Miss Donnelly OF
Pittsburg, who is Mrs. Pillsbury's
guest: :- -.
Miss Marion McCulloch and DR.. JOIN
! Mcguire were honor guests at a DO,
! party at the Metropolitan yesterda,
evening. T.. e.. Phinney was the hos
and the other guests were the brida
i attendants of Miss NC Culloch and ,D1
Magulre, whose marriage will tax
place at g o CLOCK this evening at TIL
family residence on Bryant avenue S.
Mrs. Wesley Neill gave bridg
luncheon yesterday afternoon at he
home, 2011 Second avenue s. The deco
rations were in white and green an
spring flowers were used in the parlor
and on the luncheon table. The center
piece was encircled by pretty candle
holders with green and white taper
under shades of the same color: Cover
bridge whist was played. - ..% =
Mrs. Harold H. Eads entertained las
evening at her home on West Efficient
street. There were ten guests and Ell
chre was played. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Fleming were the guests of honor. :
Miss Grace Hayward is the guest Q
i Mrs. John. L. Hague, 1922 .Nicollet ave
! nue., for few. weeks, and yesterda
ta;nad tb;,fn of hc, f-;onds ~ 10, hnnn
! at the jacobson home, near Minnehah;
= The decorations were patriotic and tn
red, white and blue was displayed thr
the rooms. Red and white tulips wel
on the mantel and sideboard Game
were played and prizes awarded tn
4 lucky players, while silk flags wei
= souvenirs for the rest. A short pr
| $3.50 ~ fo1Jor,oI opI fbo,, ,1nohoo,, VIC