The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. R. Jay Marsh: Of 1926
Hennepin avenue entertained Saturday
evening in honor Of the sixtieth ami
versary Of Mr.. Marsh s birthday. The
house was decorated with bunting,
flags and streamers of the national col
ors. Mrs. Marsh was assisted by her
daughters, the Misses Gertrude and
of Lincoln, Neb.. Cinch was played and
served. The guests were the officers
and members Of Morgan post and corps,
of which Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh are mem
bers. Among those present were Gen
eral L. A. Grant, commander Of Nor
gan pest; Vice Commander Houston
mander and Mrs. De. Witt c. Handy,
Quartermaster Finch, Past Commanders
1. E. Carpenter, J. A. Fillmore and
Pross, Mines. Fillmore. Carpenter. Steb-
bins, Mr.. and Mrs. McBeth, Mr.. and
Mrs: Stencil, Mrs. Margaret Shaw,
president of the W. R. g; Mrs. Fellers
nan sang several new songs.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
K. Mason, on Park avenue, will be the
scene Of a quiet wedding when their
daughter Hope and Frank Leland Toll
man of Chicago will be married. The
the presence Of relatives, and immedi-
ate, friends. Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Miss Mason is a Wells col
lege graduate, and her maid of honor,
Miss, Edith Edwards Of Chicago, was
her classmate at Wells. Mrs. Samuel
Golfer Of Duluth, another college class
mate Of the bride, will also be present
the brides brother, will be the best
man. Mr.. Tolman is a graduate Of
Chicago university and will arrive in
the city tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Tol.
man will make their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Josiah H. Thompson entertained
Informally at a small luncheon at the
Robert F. Innes Of Augusta, Ca, and
for Mrs. James H. Montgomery of
Erie, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barber an.
nounce. the engagement of their daugh"
Ter, Alice, to Harry Wallace Cook. The
wedding will take place next fall.
played by the Lake Harriet band at the
special request made to Mr.. Oberhof-
fer, furnished an appropriate and ro-
mantic close to charming affair which
Mrs. Irving P. Johnston had given pre-
y ions t t. TIE concert at her home at
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Miles, whose engagement to George
Ryan has been known to their friends
for some time, and Mr.. Ryan were the
honor guests. Thirty Of their friends
had been invited. Miss Miles was the
recipient of many pretty gifts which
were showered upon her on the piazza
pr the Johnstons lake home. Mrs. F. P
Lothman assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Mrs. A. N. Libbey Of S21 Seventh
Street S, entertained at luncheon YES
terday at her home in honor of he1
slster,. Mrs. Frank H. Hamilton Of Sa1
Francisco, who is spending a few weeks
In the city. The luncheon table had 4:
mound of yellow and red nasturtium.
hnd clusters of red June flowers wer,
pm the sideboard. Pink carnations anc
feverfew were used to brighten thu
parlors. Covers were laid for eight.
Miss Esther Anderson and Harry j
Jennings were. married yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock. by Rev. G. L. Nor
Fill, at his residence on Tenth avenue S
Miss Katherine Mcmahon Of Mime
apolis and George G. Roberts of Lo
Angeles, Cal, were married yesterda
afternoon in Los Angeles. Miss Gel
krude Rossetter was maid of honor an
Fred Will was best man.
:. The marriage Of Miss Sophie Wi
liams and Charles A. Bergman was so,
emnized Saturday evening at the HON
pr the bride, $50 Seventh avenue n
Miss Ollie Lundgren was the maid o
honor and Ethel Nungre and Ollie La1
quist were the flower girls. Geore
Bergman was the best man. Rev. Wi
liam Wilkinson read the service.
e Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. johnson ente,
tanned at dinner in honor Of their 50
Charles twenty first birthday annive
sary at their home on Twenty lint
avenue N, Sunday afternoon and ev
ming. A large birthday cake surroun,
ed by twenty-one burning candle
formed the centerpiece, and flags wit
the figures 1SS5-1906 bordered the tabl
Covers were laid for thirty-four.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Buckman are VISIT
relatives In st. Cioud