The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16


is the guest Of Miss Bessie Eeeler, was
formerly a Minneapolis girl. For the
sake Of his health, her father was
forced to go to Walker, MINI. and his
daughter accompanied him. She is now
spending week in Minneapolis before
going to Kansas, where shewill be the
guest Of relatives in Kansas City. On
Minneapolis, Miss Ball is much inter
ested in music and plays the piano very
we'll, :,- ''%-t-. -. :
Miss Bessie Taggart Of Chicago. who
is the guest Of Miss Irene 'Newbert of
2943 Aldrich avenue S., is having a
very gay visit, for any number Of af-
fairs have been given for her. Tuesday
Mrs, T. H: $<Newbert,, gave luncheon
f Se 7sg xF 60 to 10P Maos
tonka to be- :thetsguest Of Mrs. W. A.
Merriam, Tuesday evening Tdrs. Parker
Of Twelfth street S., will give a dinner
and Wednesday Miss Willetts of Thir-
teenth avenue S., will be hostess lat a
card party for the out-of-town girl =,
Miss, Florence Kane gave, a thsater
tan in honcr efg MISS R "a inS ES'1 Kane
Of Devils Lake, NJ D. Chaperoning
the young people was MIS-, Ed E. Shop,
her6% After the play supper was
served. Those present were: Misses
Anna Hatton, Florence Waddingto
Grace Kane, Irene Halloran, Edith Hill.
Myrtle Shepherd, Loretta Garvins and
Miss. Dolly Dempsey of Columbus
avenue gave a farewell party Wednes-
day evening in honor Of Miss Winnifred
Graves who left for Crookston;! on
Thursday The rooms were prettily
decorated with autumn foliage. After
| an evening of cards an informal mus
ical program was given. In the Sining
| room,. where luncheon, was served,
on the table, which was lighted With
shaded tapers. T. +
Of much interest in hi oh school. fra
ternity circles was the installation of
Iota chapter of the Alpha Pi Phi: last
week. The chapter was formerly the
Eta Epsilon sorority Of Central high
school. The members are Anne Marie
Johnson, Jessie Dorr, Ruth Hill, Belle
Kiehle, Elsie johnson, Ina and Una
McClatchie, Gail Brown, Jessie Over
4 mire, Stella NicoH, Cecile Porcher, Ma
rion Davies, Gertrude McClatchie, AIDE
laide Wheelock, Mary Jones, Audrey
Homan, Helen Atwater, Eva Hank.
Verna Darlington, Hazel Conkey, Ma
rion Smith, Natalie Williams, Glare Dill
lon, Elsie. Scheldrup, Beulah McClatchie,
A farewell party was given at the
home Of Miss Alice Bailey, 72O Marshall
! street; NE, last week in. honor of Miss
Myrtle Graham, who will leave Thurs
day to make her home in: Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Graham was presented with a gold
bracelet. Games were played and re-
freshments were served Present were
Misses Graham, Virginia Tuttle, Irene
Hawley, Mamie Dixon, Alice. Goodstce.
Myrtle Weymouth, Louise Dunn, Clara
and Jennie Cool, Moore, Amelia Aim.
Annie Smith, Ella Kineby and Mollie
and Alice Bailey. :.
A watermelon party was given Thurs.
day evening in honor Of Miss Jessie
Hardy at her home, 2106 Sixth street
8. Miss. Hazel Marsh and Rupert Ost-
lund won prizes. Among those present
were: Misses Myrtle Lindell, Minnie
Stromo, Ellen jacobson, ,Inga Ellison
Bessie Marsh, Caron Lawson and Nellie
Hardy, Messrs. A.. j. sDoremus, Arthur
Ostlund; Frank Talbot, Charles :Benia.
min, ,Magnus Strome, ,.Al Velander, Ar
thur jacobson and Edward Smiley.
The marriage of Miss Jeanette L.
Tuseth Of Osseo, Mimi, to George B
Seibke of Beaver Falls, MINI, took
place Wednesday evening at the future
home Of the young couple, on. Twelfth
4 street s.. Attending the bride was hel
sister, Miss Minnie Tuseth, and Mr.
Smi dley acted as best man. The bride ,.
gown was of hand-embroidered null
with trimmings of valenciennes lace
The maid of honor wore French lawn
daintily trimmed with lace. Rev. Mr.
Hone read the services. The decora
tions were of palms and ferns. Mr.
Seibke and his bride are both student.
at the university and members Of Thu
class of '07. After Sept. rs they will
be at home at 20 West Twelfth street
The marriage of Miss Flora Gale ant
) .Morillo Smith took, place Wednesda,
q evening at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Gale, 3O1t
s Second avenue s. Pink and white as
I ters were in the parlor anl
Z carnations were on the table
{ The bride wore gown Of Alice blu,
) with trimmings of lace and bride rose
Z were in her hair. Her only attnedan
( was Miss Gertrude Gale,@ who wa
) gowned in white and carried pink roses
q She wore a wreath Of the same flowers
( George Mccoy acted as best man. fTh
! service was read by Rev RIA. Vande
I Las in the presence of members Of tn
Z family. After Oct. / Mr.. and Mrs
! Smith will be at home at s2616 Nicolle
} | avenue. "