The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11
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marriage to "A. Alonzo Avery. It will /
be quiet home, wed ding and will take |
place at the residence of the bride ~
pare Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Edwards, |
272O. Grand avenue, in the evening.
Thursday Mrs. e. Hewitt will give a |
shower for Miss Edwards at her home,
1887 Fourth avenue s. Last evening
Miss Nina Fisher entertained thirty
young women in honor Of Miss Edwards.
Festoons Of hearts made an appropriate
decoration thru the rooms, and much to
the surprise Of the bride sled decked
with red and white hearts was brought
to her piled with dainty parcels. The
secret Of the shower had been kept and
Miss Edwards had no idea that she was
to be presented with any gifts.
There is quite little informal enter
tanning at present for, Miss Bertha DON
nelly of Pittsburg, Pa Miss Donnelly
is visiting Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury at
her home on Stevens avenue for few
weeks. The two were girlhood friends.
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Among the newcomers in the Mime
apolis social set is Mott Davis. Mr..
Davis is cousin Of the Will and Nor
ris Hallowell s. He comes from Cam
bridge and has spent many years globe
trotting. Mr.. Davis is a grandson of
,, Lucretia Mott and Belongs TO a family
of.educators: He has takenEa apartments
at the Hampshire Arms:
L 4 3 4 4 : q III ~
| Miss Edyth Grasse, who came from
Chicago to sing at the double wedding
/ Of the Misses Stanford in st. Mark IS
lprocathedral Wednesday evening, re-
turned Friday night: While she was in
/ Minneapolis Miss Grasse was the guest
/ Of Mrs. L. K. Myers Of Clifton avenue.
ItShe has charming soprano voice, and
her rendition Of GO Fair, O Sweet and
Holy was one of he;spretty features
of the wedding. The charming singer
/ wore a pretty gown of blue crepe de
chine with duchesse lace trimmings and
q a hat with white plumes. Miss -Grasse
is from Moorhead, Mimi, but for some
time she has been in Chicago, studying
with Karleton Hackett.;s 81 II
b Mrs. Calvin Holbrook will give 5tht
bridal dinner for Miss Helen Louise
Grain and for Lindley Williams Hol
brook tomorrow evening at her home
3149 Columbus avenue. The marriage
Of Miss Grain and, Mr. Holbrook vii
take place in the .Fifth Avenue Congre
; gational church Wednesday evening
and will be q large affair. Miss Ean;
Moritz will be the maid of honor ant
Miss Elizabeth Edsten and Gertrude
Laddy will be the bridesmaids Mr.
Holbrook will have Arthur Reynolds a
his best man, and the ushers will b.
Frank, Lyons, Eugene Prewitt and Joh1
Stone. 80 =, z ~ III i.
The hour Of the service has been Sc
for 8 o'clock, and from $3.50 to II
O'Clock reception wi be held at tn
5 home Of the bride 3 parents, Mr.. an.
Mrs. Charles sA. sGrahn, BIB Portlan,
i avenue. Mr.. Holbrook and his brid
/ will be at home at the Grain residenc
\ until spring. -
Mr.. and Mrs AZ. E. Merrill enter
1 tanned informally at dinner Of twelv
covers last evening at their home O
Harmon place. s> sc 1850, .s u.
Mrs. James H. Jenkins entertained
group Of women rom. Mound, Mime
tonka, and known as. the Mound Dwell
; ers, Friday afternoon at her home. o.
Fremont avenue So The affair was de
lightfully informa1 Miss K elloggg %
J. st. Paul gave several music mber'
}. and then heart-shaped cardsain whit
: and gold were distributed, and eac
: guest wrote an accQunt sof the mos
). amusing thing she saw ats Mound las
Y summer. Mines. Huestis, Smirler an
{ Dudley: acted as judges, and Mrs. Ha:
e Friet Wear was awarded the prize. Th
n incidents were read by Mrs. VILLAS
7. Hallowell. Mrs. Jenkins was assiste
]. by her daughter Mildred and by Mi:
f Margaret Buckbee. . The decoration
and appointments were all in white an
yellow. Among the thirty guests wei
. Mrs. Echols Of Rochester, Mrs. L
:. graham Of Owatonna, Mrs. George Ia.
= Tor Of Excelsior, Mrs. Austin Of Noun
g Mrs. Mcleod Of Anoka, Mrs. Pattersc
g Of Chicago, Mrs. TC.- c. Malcolm
Crookston and the Misses Hartley 4
+ St. Paul, all Of whom were at Mour
g last summer. ua:v.g,srzt, SO.
f. Herbert W. Faulkner left last eve1
y ing for st. Louis, but his pictures wi
le remain on exhibition in this city unit
s. Tuesday Mr.. Faulkner was entertaine
8. at any number of informal affai
n, while he was in, the city, for he h;
1t many friends here. that he made viii
# abroad. Dr.. Clarence strachauer ga'
dinner for him on Tuesday, and M
and Mrs Edmund F. Brooks were hos
n at dinner on Saturday, and then the
81 were other informal dinners and lunc