The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
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tomorrow afternoon at the the Minikahda
club for Mrs. Will Pullman of Chicago,
who is the guest of Mrs. G. R. Lamb.
Mrs. A. T. Rand entertained at din
ner of ten covers in her honor Friday
evening and last evening Mrs. Henry J.
Moreton gave buffet supper at her
home on Portland avenue. r .
Miss Adele Clark will entertain
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Hawthorn avenue in honor of Miss Lii
Ian Blandon. Miss Clark is to be the
maid of honor at the marriage of Miss
Bladon, and the guests will include the
bride g attendants and group of her
girl friends. Ralph Mitchell, who is to
be one of Mr.. Browning's attendants,
will entertain at a theater party for
Miss Bladon and Mr.. Browning next
Monday evening. ..-. ,~
Miss Annette Dorothy Jeffrey. will
have a large bridal party, including a
matron Of honor, maid Of honor, four
| bridesmaids and. ring bearer. Mrs
I. Weisman will be the matron Of honor
and Miss Lillian Jeffrey, Misses Rose
Glassberg, Pearl Swartz, Ruth Susansky
will be the maids and little Audrey Isa-
belle Weisman will carry the ring. S..
Glassberg will be Henry Glassberg's
fsT ma5 5as aed and E. B. Bsahs s. H Rn
Gutenberg and Jake Gutenberg will DO
the other men attendants at the we'd
ding. The service will be read at 4:3O
in the afternoon and only relatives will
be present, but over 800 invitations
have been issued for the reception,
which will be held in the pretty new
ballroom of Mrs. Noble on Hennepin
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Laura Alberta
Button, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Dwight Button, and James Edward
Moore will take place Wednesday even
ing, June 90, at the home Of the family,
1904 Clinton avenue.
Mrs. E. G. Dahl and Mrs. Charles
Dahl entertained at an informal lunch
con Saturday afternoon in the Dutch
room M at Ronalds9n $ tea rooms, in honor
Biorkman, Who sail for Europe Weine as-
day. Covers were laid for twelve, and
dainty clusters of carnations with
name cards designed in carnations were
the ,favors. The table had a centerpiece
Of American beauty roses, and gar1ands
Of smilax and bows of green tulle
twined the handle. At the covers of
the honor guests were bouquets of
roses. The guests were Mines. Dahl,
Miller, Bjorkman, L. Dahlgren, F. Co.
darburg, A. Nelson, P. Nelson, A. D. AL
} drich, E. Hobby, H. Dahl and Miss Es-
Their Porter.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Weber Of 3O1
Main street NE will celebrate their gol-
den wedding anniversary tomorrow in
Of 1orr &c l.
tives and friends. MI. and Mrs. web
Der are pioneer settlers of Minnesota
and came to St. Anthony in 1856. They
were married in St. Louis May 81 of the
same year. Mr.. Weber is Is years old
and Mrs. Weber &c. Both are mem
bers Of the Territorial Pioneers asso-
citation. Frank Weber of Minneapolis
is their granddaughter. During the
afternoon and evening hours Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber will keep open house and
receive congratulations of all their
friends.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Crahen, and William G.. Gilick will take
the Holy Rosary church. Miss Miba
Crahen will be her sister s maid OF
honor and j. +. Gillick will be the best
man. "a r g. So
DR.. and Mrs. Russell NJ. Wilcox en-
tertalned the chapter and alumni of tn
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at thei
home on Calhoun boulevard Tuesda,
! evening; The purple and gold of tn
fraternity were us ed with the varsit7
colors and made bright and pretty dec
grafton in the rooms and reception hall
Rows of Japanese lanterns were strun,
under the roof Of the verandas. TIL
evening was marked by many delight
full informal features of entertainment
and spirit of cordial FELLOWSHIP
among the guests. Dancing was en-
i9yed on the lower floors, and for tn
pleasure of guests who enjoyed a sal
on the lake, boats had been engaged
; Fifty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins of Bryan
avenue s announce the engagement O
their daughter, Hattie F., to Edwar
P; Palmer. The wedding will tax
s place the last Of June
4 Miss Mildred Mcmahon gave an ir
formal luncheon Saturday at her home
1915 First avenue s, in honor of Mis-
Genaive, Cant, who will shortly leav
for the lake to spend the summer Gov
ers were laid for eight, and the deco
rations where in green and white.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Brown announc
The, engagement of their daughte
Esther, to Frederick NJ Truax. Th
wedding will take place in June.
s Miss Lillian Dyer will entertain thi
3 evening at her home, 815 East Eigl
teenth street, in honor of Mrs W. !
Davenport, who will leave in June fc
New York to make it her home. Mr.
A. G. Dyer of Harriet avenue was hos
ess in honor Of Mrs. Davenport Wee
q nesday afternoon.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Lee J. Templeton has gone to Chicago on
short business trip.