The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-12
1.-THE knowledge Of the charms
one possess prompts one to utilize
them. '-Senancourt.

| 1.-THE knowledge Of the charms |
! one possess prompts one to utilize |
| them. '-Senancourt. i
| Announcement is made of the mar
| riage of, Miss Lillian Falkner, daugh-
ter of DR.. Alexander Falkner, and !
Frank w. Downs, which took place
| Thursday in Glengary, Ont. Mr.. Downs
/ formerly resided in Minneapolis and
has host of friends here who will be
interested to hear Of this wedding.
Mrs. F. G. Winston, Jr., was hostess
at an informal luncheon today at her
apartments in the Wisconsin, in honor
Of Miss Luikin, whose marriage takes.
place Thursday q in st. Paul. The
guests were the young women who are
! to be Miss Lufkin' s bridal attendants.
IA pretty arrangement of spring flowers
adorned the table.
Mrs. John Cogan entertained at a
whist luncheon today at her home on
Lake Of the Isles boulevard. The guests
were eight women who have been meet
4 ing during the winter to play informal
games of bridge.
Tuesday, March 20, has been chosen
I by group of the dancing set for a
party to be given in Mrs. Mobiles ball
! room. The affair is one of series
planned by some Of the men, who have
! formed a nameless club, with 0. O. Will
son as president. At the close Of each
party a committee is appointed and the
affair next Tuesday will be in charge of.
IrDr. r. T. Gerecke, George W. Burwell
and L. P. Chute.
A pleasant affair for st. Patrick IS
evening will be a dancing party to be
! given by the married set to celebrate
that twelfth anniversary Of the May
II G U Home club, and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Allen Reyes will be the guests of
honor. The party will be given in Mrs.
Mobiles ballroom on Hennepin avenue
and. Lester Daniel and George Wheaton
are in charge of the, arrangements. The
members OF the club are connected with
the university and the annual reunions
have always proved delightful.
ar Saturday y hGg,n morning the two chill
been meeting during the winter at the
homes Of Mrs. James Fullerton on Cliff
ton avenue and Mrs. Louis Long on!
Groveland avenue, will unite il giving
a charming st. Patrick's party in Mrs.
Noble g ballroom on Hennepin avenue.
The affairs is to- be. very prettily ar
ranged with favors in the Irish colors
and St. Patrick souvenirs, and the re-
freshments which will be served will be
in the same color. A group Of the older
Egirls, Misses Audrey Walton, Dorothy
Daggett, Williamina Donaldson, Kath-
crime DWinnell and Georgia Fullerton,
will assist Mrs. Noble. !,
members Of the Alpha Dancing club Of
St. Paul, will form ,theater party at
the Orpheum Friday evening. This is
the fourth St: Paul theater party to be
given at the Orpheum in the past seven
Edays. u. Z
q Miss Ethel Smith of Pillsbury avenue
party last week The guests were
Misses Flossie Allen, Mae Eads. Bell
Fifnger, Esther Smith, Messrs. Lamb,
Donely, Macdonald, Thompson and
Brown ~. .'.s.-. 49,. 49, -fszt = r..
Mrs o, G. Olsen entertained Saturday
evening, at q birthday. party in hanor
sen, Of Cottonwood, MIMI, at hersresi-
dence, a1719 Eleventh tavenue S. The
table was decorated in pink and white,
- and covers were laid for twenty. Dur.
ing the evening vocol solos were given
by: Miss Olive Olsen and Miss Minnie
s Sasp NJ of haa he NIL c5s axe
IL wood, MINI, after having spentsEsev
eral days in the city visiting friends.
n A group of friends celebrated the
birthday anniversary of Miss Vina Ru
1 dell Friday evening at her home, 270s
Garfield avenue. Games.and music anc
recitations by Miss Stella Jones We're
followed by light refreshments. There
were twenty eight guests and Miss Ru
dell received many handsome gifts.
+ The marriage of Miss Gurenes Dokke1
and Lars Esty of Kenyon, MINI, toof
place at high noon Saturday at 201s
. Fifth street s, Rev. Mr.. Thvedt official
= ing. Mr.. and Mrs. EstyS left on the
I evening train for wedding trip thru
be at home after March rs at Kenyon
MINI. ..+
Mrs. Otto Langum Of Seventh ave
nue. was pleasantly surprised on Tues
4 day by a group of her friends. Presen,
/ were Mines. Charles A. Tilbury, Viii
Starrett, John Jones, ": s: stra r. 7
EfJenkins and Frank Plumley.
Mrs. Hans Jerdee Of 1920 Thirtiet1
avenue s entertained a small group %:
children yesterday in honor Of the birth
day anniversary Of her little son Mel
win. Games were played and a luncheon
served. The small guests were Heller
and Roy Anderson, Harold and Charlie
Mory, Olgot and Augusta Swanson.
The marriage Of Miss Minetta f
Marks and Charles G. Ives took plac
at CLOCK yesterday afternoon at tn
new home of the bride and bridegroom
in the Laurel flats. Rev. G.. Il. Morril
read the service in the presence Of
Digroup of immediate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Oberhoffer will
give box party at the metropolitan
+ theater for The performance Of TIL
i Valkyrie" by the Savage Opera com
pany this evening. Tomorrow evenin
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberhoffer will have
second box party for tRigoletto." d
II PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
F. 81. Carpenter is at the Auditorium Anne,
i Chicago ,d53y
Minnehaha Grove No. H. W. O., will give
card party in Morgan post hall, 307 NicOllet a.