The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-10

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Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Cotton an 5
nounce the engagement of their laugh
ter, Alice Elizabeth, to Edwin Samuel /
Houston. The wedding will be one OF
the interesting affairs Of June.
DR.. Henry Annice announces the en-
George Edward Shanp. The wedding
will take place the last. Of the month. 4
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Millar announce
the engagement Of their daughter, jess
will take place the last Of May.
Miss Ma1rione Burt entertained at
a. kitchen shower this fternoon Mt her
home, 1920 Bryant avenue S: Miss Ger
trude Laddy was the guest of honor and
the Twelve young Women who had been
the Theta Delta zeta, and members
of her. bridal party. Turnout the housel
the decorations were in pink, and great {
punches o" carnations lent their, dainty |
color to charming. effect, The dining
room had basket Of pink carnations
tied with bow Of pinkEtnll e. as cen en-
terpiecc; and at the place. Of Miss Laddy |
was bunch Of carnations. tied with T
tulle.ss Little Mary Hutchinson, dressed
as a kitchen fairy, in cap and apron OF
spotless white, wheeled IN as1arge htch- !
en- basket which contained the gifts
for the BRIDE The. basket, was decor.
ated In the sorority colors, yellow and
green The afternoon was passed with
a paper hatmaking contest. at which the
winner received a prize. y Mrs. Charles
H. Burt and Mrs, Arthur Peterson as
sisted the hostess. - !.
Mrs. J. S. Todd gave the second of
- 1,,,,o f4n~ o.
her home, Alb Fifth street Sc. Covers
were laid for twelve and the; decora-
tons were charmingly carried out with
clusters Of spring blossoms. Luncheon
was served from three small tables and
each was conferred with large bou-
quet of maidenhair ferns and white
| carnations.
A delightful affair of this evening
will be the recital which W. Scott
Woodworth will give; at St; Agatha s
worth wil:.be accompanied by Mrs.
Harriet Runyan and will sing the fol
lowing numbers: ~''When You Walk, -
Handel; "Die Junge Nonne,' "Trock-
Ne Blqmen,' ,, per Neugi{e'rigee, ~ "De ;,
R2 Mon daacS Fiuhlingsnaeht,
schuman; Feldeinsamkeit,' - Brahms;
I "Aus meinen grossen ( Schmersen,"'
Franz; "Heimliche Aufforderung,"
Strauss; t'Vision Fugitive,' Massenet;
"Murmuring Zephyrs," Jensen; IRE
| treat La Forge;: inject Ne by
:; Moonlight Wade; "Mother O. Mine,''
; Tours, and "Th he Spring Has Gomez
by White. '"".r - -
The Eta Epsilon sorority will give a
dancing party Friday evening, May IS,
in Mrs. Noble IS hall, on Hennepin ave-
| nue.. -" =" e: 49, - ,~:..E - -
Mr.: and Mrs. Asa Paine, who have
Just returned from Florida, and Mrs. j.
F. McElroy. who is home from a win
ter 5 >soiourn in Texas, were the honor
guests at, reception given last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis KOCH The
affair was an informal gathering of the
southern@travelers2 who attended the au-
Il tomobile races at Daytona, $Fla:a,,sS last
q winter, and who were 50 hospita bly,; en-
"a :tertained by: Mr.. and Mrs. Paine at
+. theirswinter home in Florida. Tulips
Il and jonquils formed charming setting
: of spring blossoms in the rooms, and the
"a punch bowl, which was I'm the library
- was set in deep mound Of May TOW
|sers.. Waldmeister punch was serYee
during the evening and later ices AM
4 Mrs. A. H. Ives and Mrs. E. W. Nc
Clelland entertained seventy-fve guest
i Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Ives, 400 Fifth street Sc, as a surpris
to their father, s. S. Boynton. TIL
guests were from Emmanuel Baptis
~ church of which Mr.. Boynton has bee
the day was the SEVENTEEN birthday ar
niversary Of Mr.. Boynton, the guest
presented him with beautiful gol
watch as souvenir. During the ever
ing a literary and musical entertain
: ment was given. Those who took pa1
Green e and and Miner Gilbert. The room an
were charmingly decorated with a
abundance of flowers. Yellow was tt
great masses eosee Of 'n tups Saodils
marsh marigolds filed the bowls an
vases. The library was in red, wit
clusters of tulips and red carnatio1
:: against the cool green of ferns an
RoWe s We're used ' AfRer the I progr a
~ and congratulations dainty lunchec
-. was served in the dining room. Assis
Z ing the hostesses We're Mines. J. ]
q" Woolsey, F. F. Towle and J. s. Tod
and Miss. Edith Todd. j.. -"
!: The Rev. Theodore Payne Thurstt
II entertained at the annual choir dim
- in the parish rooms of ST: Paul g chur,
y g last ev ening. Sixty guests were pre-
"a ent and enjoyed the menu which h;
E been prepared by the members Of
IS Paul s guild. The dinner cards co
& tanned small picture of the choir
@ the vestments and made an appropria
81 souvenir Of the evening. Following t
IS dinner addresses were. made by N
u Thurston; P. R. Jarvis, chairman Of t
music committees; F.. C. Garrigues, "
III "The Choir Camp Outt''; G. B. Lyc
III on "EThe Music 7 Heard While TRAY
ing Abroad; Thomas sRees,, on ct
Choir Man.; Master Richard Dunn
? @ on 'eThe Choir Bay and informal
m marks were made by the choirmast
@ Mr.. Lawton. = s1 ,s.s -.
, Samuel Goldberg, who has been Wis
IN ing at his home in Minneapolis after
ia season as assistant to the manager
b the Eleanor Robson company. left Il
night for Springfield, Mass, for a su
u mer stock company season. He was
Rzzaa companied by Paul Donaldson W
. with Mr.. Goldberg, was host Tuesd
night at a stag party at his home,
a E. Sixteenth street. The guests, f
: mer associates of the hosts in the M
4 neapolis theaters. were Lew Hog
u Charles Murch, w. B. Murphy, Ha
y Cannon lack Luckens, Earl Ahea
Z George Barrett and Sid Donaldson.
80 Do;nfx, 70 yors on1 oharminu cnr