The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18
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Mrs. George H. Partridge will give
] an informal luncheon next Tuesday for
Miss Esther Adams of Duluth, who is
visiting. the Misses Passmore at the
lake Misses Marion and Charlotte
Friday mornings They have been visit
ing at Lake Geneva, Ill, and in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. w. w. Harrison announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Grace,
i A number of pleasant dinner parties
were given at the Minikahda club last
evening. John S. Bradstreet enter.
4 tanned fourteen guests in honorof Miss
Malcolm of Nassau, who is visiting
Mrs G, A. Severance At CeaarhgTst st.
entertained eight guests at dinner, and
! p. r.. Holmes was host to group Of
six friends. W. I'll nt;s.. s-g#:sl
/ w. H. Sulfow gave supper at his
apartments in n. the Curtis I'll; court last
(. Wellesley college, who is spending the
summer in Minneapolis. Covers Were
laid for twelve. Mrs, May B. Davis
chaperoned, the young people. Before
the supper Mr.. Sulhow gave an auto
mobile ride to the Minikahda club.
Next week Mr.. Sulfow will entertain
th st%SHP Gf y4ea Cub Befgs Miss DAVIS
i The marriage Of Miss Minnie Ahrens
and William, II. Watts, DR., took place
i Monday evening at the home Of the
bride = uncle and al aunt =, Mr.: and Mrs.
The service was read by Rev, G. F.
Sharpe before an altar Of palms in
the library. In the, parlors red
| dahlias and nasturtiums lent their
: bright color to- the scene. Green
and white were the colors. used
in the dining room; and bell Of white
flowers hung over the table, while
, white ribbons dropped to the corners.
Miss Rhoda Christensen, maid Of honor,
wore a gown of pale blue null made
, princess. Miss Bessie Swinburne and
Miss Mabel Sharpe, the bridesmaids.
: were gowned in Powered organdie. The
bride wore a princess gown of Persian
lawn elaborated with lace: Her flowers
, were bride roses. Herbert Swinburne
acted as best man. -. -5
Before the ceremony Mrs. Jessie
! Annis sang, "Oh Fair, Oh Sweet oh
= Holy.'' Mrs. Lillian Cannon played
:. the 2 Lohengrin - bridal chorus, as the
wedding bride with her attendants de-
, After Aug. l Mr., and Mrs. Watts
: will be at home att 1884 Thirty sixth
avenue ). ,l5s['' -
Pretty wedding, was that Of Miss
Lillian, Phelph and, Howard Searle Rix-
on, which took place at the home q Of
F. Phelps on Minnehaha boulevard
Monday evening. 1.-The bride, who was
} unattended, entered. :. as. Miss. Laura
: Garvey sounded thef sLohengrin'' we'd
ding chorus. She wore gown :, of
, French lawn elaborated with lace: The
service was read. BY the bride g father.
The living room was effectively ar
= RANGED in greer, and white, and IN the
dining room pink sweet peas and ferns
were used. Assisting in the dining
, room were Misses ,1Rixon, Harding and
:. .Garvey.ss Miss Martha Rixon sister of
3 the bridegroom, presided at the frappe
, After, Aug. Is Nj, and Mrs. Rixon
will be at home at l1s West Minnehaha
!. parkway. 4 ,ns5f s 81 ~ =, III IS. 81. !.
! Mrs. Flora Fisher Of Chicago, former
ly of Geneseo,, Ill.,. has been spending 9
. few, weeks in the city as The guest Of
+, Mrs. Mark B. Smith at her home on Col
: fax avenue s. Mrs Fisher and Mrs.
!, Smith were formerly schoolmates and
are childhood friends, and number of
!, delightful social affairs have been given
!; for Mrs. Fisher while she was here.
!. j, Mrs. J. Gordon who is spending the
-. summer. at Lake Minnetonka, enter.
4 tanned six guests rat Donaldson IS tea
< rooms yesterday. Pink roses were in
$ the center of the table.
:. Mrs. G.P. Dickerson gave a luncheon
J. in the Japanese room at Donaldson 4
;. tearooms yesterday for six . guests
;. Sweet. peas made q mound on the, cen
!. ter of the table,. !ssr.~. - g
Mr.. and Mrs. J.9.W Clarke Of 1922
. Nicollet avenue announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Alma Marie, te
II will take place in the late summer.
:. Mrs. G. w. Hagstrom Of Third ave
e nue. S entertained at luncheon yester
$ day for Miss Mabel Keller. who will
leave shortly for Europe. Sweet peas
t. bles and flags and buntings gave an al,
; Of patriotism. Miss Tina Murphy gave
a. a program Of songs during the after
y noon. Monday afternoon, Mrs. Hager
,e strom gave luncheon for Mrs. G.. Ar
lie yid Hagstrom Of Chicago, who is visit
ing relatives at Waconia. There were
r; nine guests. 80, =
ne N. Littman has issued invitations TO
er the marriage of his daughter, Rose, t,
NJ. Moss, which will take place Thurs
~ day, Aug. 2, at 6 pm, at the home O
at the family, 27os Chicago, avenue. Mis-
- Sophia Littman will be maid Of homo
Of and Ralph Hamburger of Chicago will
be the. best man: s Sunday evening
We Mrs. Charles Gebhardt entertained a
or dinner for Miss Littman and Mr.. Moss
cd There were seven guests.
nd Mrs A. Braash will entertain at din
to ner this evening at her home, 1927 Ere
mont avenue N, in honor Of Miss Kat
ed Riis, daughter Of Jacob Riis Of Rich
no mond Hill, N. Y, who is guest of Mis-
e Mabel Swenson, daughter Of M. S
IN Swenson, former minister to Denmark
We Covers will be laid for twelve.
ay Miss Ethel Canterbury entertained a
Id plate shower today in honor Of Mis-
re Corinne Broughton, a bride of tn
3 month Rrinhf c1rsfnra Of y FRO rra n