The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-21

Southern, smilax and garlands Of green
made a beautiful background for. the
blossoms. Misses Edith Williams, Mar
guerite Jenne, Grace Robertson, Mabel
Hanks and Vivian Wise alternated at
the frappe table. In the dining room a
mound of yellow chrysanthemums made
an attractive centerpiece and the lights
burned softly under yell ow silk-lined,
silver 6ligree shades. A number Of
the assisting women alternated in pre-
siding over the table. A string or
chestra was stationed behind a bank of
green in the reception hall and played
a pleasing program during the calling
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Pearl
Mary, to William Seymour Levings.
The. wedding will be quietly solemnized
during the Christmas holidays. -
Mr.: and Mrs. A. stromberg announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Sadie, to Alex Friend of Chicago. They
will receive informally Thursday even
ing, Nov. 20.
| Messrs. and Mines. Walter W.. Hef-
| felfnger, Sewall D. Andrews, Schuyler
| Woodruff, Henry J. Moreton and Leon
ard Welles were the Minneapolis guests
at the marriage Of Miss Caroline Rhoda
ward Nelson Saunders, Of st. Paul, to
Albert W. Lindeke, also of st. Paul,
which took place last evening in Christ
church. Rev. E. E. Madeira, rector of
/ the church, read the service in the pres
ence Of very fashionable assemblage
Of st. Paul society people, The ushers
were J. Brooks Fair Of New. York, John
D. Thompson of Indianapolis, A. Nor
ton Miller Of Duluth, Charles w. Stott
Dr.. Harry P: Richie, P: Dean Gribben,
Theodore W. Griggs, Homer P. Clark
T and Edward N. Saunders, Jr., ST.. Paul.
Walter Lindeke was his brothers. best
| man.
| Mrs. F. L. Mcclellan entertained at
a birthday party Monday afternoon for
Eher son, Wallace, who celebrated his
Eseventh birthday anniversary, Eleven
lyoung friends had been invited and
spent a merry afternoon with games.
| o'clock in the dining room, which was
appointed in pink. Pink blossoms CEN
tered the table, and at each cover was
gift for the little guests. Mrs. Nc
Clellan was assisted by her sisters, Mrs.
William Shattuck and Mrs. w. F..
| Beard & ';
| Masonic Temple was the scene of a
pretty affair last night when the wom-
en- Of the Dovre society gave their an
nual charity ball. About three hun
| dred guests were present and enjoyed
the delightful hospitality for sweet
charity's sake. The affair was the
tenth annual dance, which the, women
| "a int re +hn
successful Undertaking will be used for
the charitable work. Red and white
streamers made the setting in the hall
room, and garlanded the post and pill
| lars, and were stretched from corner to
corner. On the tables and at the foot
of the stage were bouquets of red and
white chrysanthemums, and the lights
were shaded in red. In the receiving
line were Mines. l.. P. Foster, T.. Gull
brandsen, A. N. Wasmuth and I. M.
Biorhus.: a... -. .....-
The program consisted Of fifteen num-
bers and the usual extras, and spirited
| music by a full orchestra furnished the
| accompaniment. The refreshment com
| mittee included Mines Marian Don
| nelly, Jens johnson, Louis Olson, Chris
Nelson and H.. A. Peterson, and they
assisted Mrs. Engstad, the chairman,
in extending hospitality from the pref
,.
The bride looked beautiful in we'd
ding gown Of duchesse satin trimmed
| was held with orange blossoms and her
flowers were lilies of the valley and
white orchids. She wore necklace
of diamonds and pearls, gift Of the
| bridegroom. Her attendants made a
charming group. Miss Mary Saunders,
the maid of honor, wore white span
gled net and held yellow chrysanthe-
Johnston Of Knoxville, Tenn; Moran
| Of Peoria, Abbott and Cornelia Saun-
ders Of st. Paul, were in white mousse
| line de sole, over silk, trimmed with
! garlands Of pink rosebuds, and they
wore coronets of rosebuds with white
| .tulle in their hair. Pink roses were
their flowers. Little Peggy Weyer-
| hauser was a dainty little flowermaid.
| The church was in green and white and
were arranged about the chancel. G..
| A. Thornton, organist Of the church,
presided at the organ.
ChrYsanthemums and American Beau
ty roses made the decoration at the
| Saunders residence on Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Lindeke were in the
Receiving group. Mr. anu MIS-. Lin
deke will be at home at the Aberdeen,
but Mrs. Lindeke will receive Tuesday
afternoon in January at the home Of
her mother.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Welcome of
Groveland avenue gave a buffet sup
per Monday evening at their home.
| Chrysanthemums and red roses made
an attractive setting in the drawing
room and in the dining room a color
scheme of pink and green was carried
/ out with Kate Moulton roses. A string
orchestra gave musical program dur
i ing the supper and later cards were
played. The guests numbered twenty
six.
The marriage Of Miss Della Ahern
and Mayburn p. Johnston will take