The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-22
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Portland avenue, in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. George H. Thomas. The 200 mem
bers Of All Saints church, who called
during the evening, were received by
the hosts and the honor guests assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Baldwin and
Mrs. Gordon Dunlop. In the parlors
American Beauty roses made pretty
decoration among ferns and palms, and
the dining room was bright with clusters
was large basket filed with golden
blossoms. Mrs. George Barwise presided
at the. table, and assisting her were
the Misses Dunlop, Miss Bird and Miss
Hortense Solverson. A string orehes-
ira stationed behind a screen Of ferns
and smilax played during the receiving
hours. .'
Miss Mamie Nicolsen gave a shower
Monday evening in honor of Miss jew
ell Beaverson. whose marriage to Har-
old Reynolds will take, place next week.
The decorations were in red, green and
white. The fifteen girl friends of the
fbrids presented her with many dainty
kgifts.
The wedding Of Miss Laura E. Har.
flfn and Lawrence G.. Carney took place
yesterday morning in the church of the
immaculate Conception. Rev. Father
FDonahue read the service. The bride
wore travelling gown Of blue broad
cloth and her attendant was Miss
Mamie Turner. George Thorpe was the
best man. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
ney will be at home at $40 Eighth
street S.
The Misses Gertrude Braman and
Sadie Frye entertained last evening at
the home of Miss Braman, 1918 Port
land avenue: The parlors were deco
rated with flags and bunting and tiny
ington, assisted by Uncle Sam and Col
umbia, received the guests, and many
distinguished people of colonial days
were present. A program of music was
given by the Misses Eta and Sadie
Donaldson, Edith Ross and Gertrude
Claypool; Miss Blanche Taylor and
Grace Edwards gave readings. Patriotic
songs were sung and refreshments were
served in the dining room, where the
color scheme was red. The table was
handsomely appointed in red and white
the . centerpiece being miniature
cherry tree. Each guest carried away
as a souvenir small Ratchet.
Mrs. Gideon E, Clark, 273O Dupont
avenue 5, announces the marriage OF
E. Linton Elliott Of st. Paul. The cere
mony was quietly solemnized MONDAY
afternoon at the First Methodist Epis
copal church of Omaha, where Mr.. ani
Mrs. Elliott will be at home aftel
March l. Mrs. Clark, who attended
the; wedding, has returned to Mime
apolis.
The engagement is announced Of Mis-
Rebecca Falk. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Falk, of Heaton, n, D.. and J. Gold
berg of Glenburn. Mr.. Goldberg 1 is
prominent merchant in Glenburn, bu
he has number of relatives in Mime
apoiis, aud the wedding will probabl,
-, take, place in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen. 3O4 Thir,
street n, announced the engagement O
thelfEdaughter, Lillian. to Nathan Sing
ermani of Winnipeg. Man., at larg
dinner party Sunday evening. III
marriage will take place in the earl
summer.
Mrs ,Ceylon E. Lyman entertaine
twenty-four women this afternoon at
bridge luncheon at her home on Hal
mon place. In honor of the day flag
were hung thru the rooms, and the onI
flowers used were red and white rose
The score cards were also patriotic.
Mrs, G; NJ. Pond gave charmingl
appointed dinner last evening at Il
Charles B. Mitchell Of Cleveland. co.
ers were placed for twelve, and in th
center, Of the. table was great cluste
of yellow tulips. Yellow shaded taper
r. in silver holders and yellow tulip nam
cards completed the pretty a ppoin
Louis g. Gems gave theater part
last evening, when he entertained thirt
guests at the Orpheum theater.
A party was given for W. II. Hookin
at his apartments on Ninth street, Tue
day evening. Games and music wei
enjoyed, after which a dainty lunch We
served- The dining room and table wei
Icharmingly decorated in pink and greer
Cards with the hosts picture and
toast on each were given the guest
as souvenirs. Miss Alice Foster assiste
IN entertaining. The guests were Missf
Mile Jansa, Madge Swertfgure. Jos
Holgren, Mable Corbett, Nellie Corbett
Hazel Hartman, Pearl Lee, Hazel Re,
nolds, Pearl Whitcraft, Alice Fosle
Mrs. Richardson, Messrs. T. Bailey, {
Wieseke. @. Henning, J. Du Ran, /