The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

Mrs. A. A. Law and Miss Moulton
were the hostesses at the tea at the |
Minikahda club this afternoon, serving
their guests on the glass everanda, where
a dainty teaetable had been arranged
amid masses, Of flowers. Assisting them.
were group of younger women, who
had come out to watch the tournament.
the city and the clubhouse, and con-
slant stream Of visitors went out during
the early hours Of the afternoon to re-
main for dinner in the evening. The
appearance of the Duss orchestra at
the club this evening, will lend an i'm
petus to the social spirit among the
golfers. It will be delightful to en-
tertain groups Of friends at dainty
@se Of fl the n Splendid organzato 1n sns
tuneful setting. .<>s
Mrs. A.. D. s.. Johnston Of st. Paul
gave luncheon of eight covers at the
7 This evening there will be no end Of
pretty dinner parties. Mrs. E.. w.
Backus will have a dinner of ten COW
ers; John S. Shaw will entertain six
guests; Miss Hetfelfnger will have one
Mrs. E. S. Woodworth wilt give a din.
ner for six; w. G. Shull will have COW
ers laid for eight at his table; NJ. B.
Koon is to be host to a party Of six;
&C.. s.. Jelley will entertain six; E. Ct.
Walton will have eight guests; E. H.
Pierson, G. M. Case, j. F. Whallon, A.
H: Poehler. W. $. Ankeny and @. Lyon
Last evening W. l.. Martin enter
tanned a group Of six, F. G. Winston en-
tertained eight dinner guests, and Ed
mund G.. Walton and Harry Legg were
/. also hosts at dinner parties
Friday evening there will be the
golfers dinner, to be given by the club,
at which about one hundred and fifty Of
the men will dine. j. D. Mcmillan will
and Mrs. F. D. Blakeley will have q.
small dinner party lat the club. = \
Miss Mary Hagan Of New Richmond,
| Wis, for a number Of years resident
Of Minneapolis, was married last even
ing to Harry Stirling Macgregor, q Du-
luth banker. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parish house Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
by the Rev. M. E. Boyce. Miss Agnes
maid Of honor, and John Coleridge
Wade of Minneapolis was the best man.
A wedding reception followed at the
home of the bride,s mother, Mrs.
Catherine Hagap, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Macgregor left for: the east on a
wedding trip. :; - 49,,
The marriage of Miss Frances B..
Michael and George L. Upton Of Min
Anoka,; at the hone:of Rev. Mr.. Gowdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton have been making
an automobile trip in. the state and will
spend the greater part Of the time at
Linwood, !Osakis.S.4; They ! will be at
home in Minneapolis after; Sept. l.,
Mrs.: R. B. Hobby and Mrs. Harold
Nielsen entertained; yesterday at a. the
alter party in honor of their sister, Mrs.
and Mrs. Henry Goodsell Of La Motto,
Iowa. Preceding the matinee luncheon
was served at Donaldson 3 tearooms
In the evening Mrs. j. Selmer gave a
farewell at home for Mrs. Goodsell
who returns to her home this evening
Mrs. F. E. Gates and Mrs. A. G.
Hopper entertained at matinee party
Tuesday for Miss Anna Page, who will
port, Cal. Miss Page formerly. lived
in Minneapolis and has been visiting
friends in the twin cities since last
May. The guests were Misses Page
Edith Taylor and Myrtle Graham
Mines. F. E: Gates, A. G. Hopper, G.
H. Grouse, H. E. Woerner, J. W. Hay
A. F. Kassebaum and A. Hagen.
Mrs. George Shannon was hostess a
a dinner last evening at her holr =. 1
Maple place, IN compliment to Mis-
Laura :Fleu. The. guests included tn
members Of the bridal party. The tabl
had handsome decoration Of summe
blossoms and at the place of the :brid
}. was a.,cluster of fragrant flowers. : ::
Mrs E. G.. :Terwilliger of 1902. Cal
. field avenue s ,gavea buffet luncheo
Tuesday for the members Of the Ate
. wasios club. Thesclub colors, red, whit
, and blue, were used in the decoration
:. with wealth of garden flowers to ca,
:, ry out the scheme. The programs fc
9 the coming year, daintilv: tied with ril
, bons, were presented Mrs. 9. s. Me
;. calf and Miss Alma Olson gave a sho1
); program Of musical numbers, and Mr.
D. May Lee Blye read several selection
r, Mrs. Robert Heller Of Helena, Mont
and Mrs. Shrickman Of Tacoma, WASH
=. were honor guests at a bridge part
o. o. Tuesday afternoon, at which Mrs. j
st seph Schanfeld was the hostess Fort
w five guests played, fand the rooms we;
he attractivelv arranged with sweet spe'
and nasturtiums. !: :: -'. ~
Of ct The employees Of the Minneapol
In Electric Construction company sa1
a their sweethearts and wives, to the 11l1
Der of forty, were the guests at a pre-
- ty lawn party given Tuesday eveni1
by the members of the company at II
J. residence Of g.. NJ. Jones, 2315 Pc
street NE. The lawns were illuminate
y with electric lights. and lanterns, al
1 on the tables were bouquets Of fragra
y flowers. The courses were delicior
'r and the first course-consisting of b
J cult and honey-had its particular 81
u nifcance, as the honey came from N
a jones' hives and, was served in t.
70 y yard where the bees ARE reigning 8
"a preme. L. L. Sanford, as master Of CO
q emonies, presided over the program
"a toasts, and the responses showed t
- good fellowship existing between t
+ employees and the company.
r. 4. The marriage Of Miss Sadie Glees
n and Charles S. Ellis took place last ey
ID ming at 1880 O'Clock at the home
"a Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hopkins, Minr
~ haha Falls. Rev. John S. Rood re
r the service in the presence Of the re-
IN | tives Of the two families. Beautif
at arrangements marked the service a.
or the decorations, were charmingly G,
10 ried out with summer blossoms. T
us vows were spoken in the living roc
1,a11 -