The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-02

Wood of New, York, and the Men
delssohn march at the close.
A reception followed and q. wedding
breakfast was served from tables
decked with roses and marguerites. Mr..
and Mrs. Van Cleve and Mr.. and Mrs.
D ,d received with the bridal e%1aple
Jr., Misses Grace Mathews and Alice
Terrill were in the dining room. Among
the out f-toWn guests were Messrs. and
Mines. R. B. Van Cleve, Arthur Van
Cleve, Leo .Urrison, Misses TerriH and
Leona Romie, all Of Chicago; Dr.. and
West Of New York, Mrs: Arthur BELOW
Of Beloit,. Mich, Miss Caroline Linard
and Martin Edwards Of San Francisco:
Mr.. Van Cleve and his bride went |
esat for a trip, and they will be at
home after May 25, at 334 Central
s6Gsg a eIoX g9W b h was to Of ma Aee blue
!. DR.. and Mrs. Horace Newhart gave a
dinner last evening. at the Hampshire
Arms. Covers were laid for twelve and
the decorations were charmingly carried
out in yellow. The centerpiece. was
large bouquet of yellow tulips, lighted
on either side with yellow tapers, and
silver candelabra Name cards Of
white with the initials Of the hosts in
gold were at each cover. /
| Mrs. Sanford Dodge Of 1929 Irving
avenue s, was hostess at a luncheon yes
| terday in honor of Miss Grace Hay
ward. The decorations were prettily
carried out with gay spring flowers In
a color scheme of yellow and red. After
| luncheon OameS and cards 1Uara the III.
version and an amusing drawing con-
test was won by Miss Hayward. Music
and readings were pleasant features Of
the afternoon. The guests included
Miss Hayward, Mines. John Hague,
George 4. Hughes, E. 9. Benedict, Jo-
seph johnson, @. A. Albrecht, Fred
Willard, George Hoaglin and Alice NJ.
i Mrs. Roy Deming Of Faribault was
honor guest at luncheon yesterday
afternoon given by Mrs. Emil Johnson
at her home, 1929 Nicollet avenue. Car
nations were used in the center Of the
table and ferns formed setting Of
green. Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Jean Morrison celebrated her
ninety-seventh birthday anniversary
Wednesday at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nettie Smith, $50 Fry street,
E Hamline. Mrs. Morrison has made her
l home with Mrs. Smith since the death
3 Of her husband, which occurred in St.
, Charles, Mimi, in 1886.
e A large group Of relatives and friends
( gathered during the, day to bring
i greetings and tokens Of good wishes
Q Mrs. Morrison has six children, thirty
J. grandchildren and nine great-grand
9 children. Her children are: J. B. Nor
81 riSov G1oyS1iun Mont Mrs q q
l. Leighton, Pueblo, Col; Mrs. John G
8 r. Buchanan, i6oile, okla; Mrs. q. B
y Robertson, j Dover, Mimi, and Mrs
J. Nettie Smith, Hamline.sZ, ,
/ Mrs. Morrison; is of Scotch birth a,nd
, married Mr.. Morrison, who was also
native Of Scotland, at Paisley, Scot
n for Canada and lived in Perth TO-
'sTt twenty-three years. In 1855 they moved
r: to Winona and resided there for twelv'
- years, moving later to Charles City
.; MINI. - s.r.seGg -..-. !
10 The Misses Mabel and Lena New
N CORD entertained twenty-f friends a
s. cinch Tuesday evening. The prize
i, were won by William Cook, Fred Luz
as and Arthur .Lofgren, Misses Grace No
Nerney, Alice Renolds and Edla MelbJ
te Mrs. J. W.. Perrin entertained si1
a. teen guests at luncheon this aftel
Of noon at her home, $500 Girard avenu
or S. The guests were the members Of tn
SO Olive Euchre club, and following tn
OF luncheon cards were played. The dec
a. rations were carried out in green, tn
de color claimed by March, and the cente
&C piece was basket Of green filed wit
rs green tulips, violet and ferns reste
a on a large mirror. In the rooms TT
le green and the scorecards were East
TX favors decorated in green. Miss Sad
E.. Hughes assisted the hostess.
&C. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
in Mrs. George p. Main sof 1902 Henneptn aven
or is home from the east. ..
ng O. r. Hemborg Of Calgary, Alberta, was IN
he city yesterday on his way to Omaha.
l.. Weaver Temple, R. S., will give card pa
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