The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-24
ga man can keep another per-
sons secret better than his own; a
woman, on the contrary, keeps her
secret tho she tells all others
La Bruyere.

The engagement Of Miss Bertha Will
lard Hudson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Joseph B. Hudson, and Archie Dean
Walker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Walker, was announced this afternoon
Gibbs Hudson, at her home on Park
avenue. Twelve of Miss Hudson s near
friends had been hidden to the lun-
cheon, but they did not know Of her en-
gagement until a telegram was deliv
cred to Mrs. Hudson, who read aloud
the interesting news it held. White
roses in a silver vase and white tapers
in silver holders furnished charming
table DECORATIONS.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marion
Kelsey, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. G.. w.
Kelsey and George Over of Clear Lake,
s. d., will be solemnized tomorrow af-
terncon at.4 O'Clock. Mrs G. H.
Owen and Miss Maude Kelsey enter
tanned at a parcel shower for Miss Kel
sey Tuesday, evening. The rooms were
decorated IN red and green. Twenty
guests were present and ga Musical
Romance and other games, which in
cluded many witty and perplexing prob
lens in the use Of the name ''Over.
were enjoyed. A bridal book contain
ing a sketch which each of the guests
made of the bride accompanied by good
the parcels had been presented and
opened, light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gray gave an
informal dinner last evening at their
home on BlaisdeH avenue for Miss KEEL
sey and Mr., Over. $50 -
Miss Gertrude daddy and Miss Eliza
beth Edison entertained at parcel
shower this afternoon at the home Of
Miss Helen Louis Grain, whose mar
riage takes place Feb. IA. was the guest
Of honor, and as she is valentine bride
she was honored with charmiI ap-
pointed affair. Red and gree ere
the chosen colors, and s1nilax "a fes-
toons OF numerous hearts made an ap-
propriate decoration; Twenty guests,
Theta Delta zeta, had been invited.
The bride found her gifts in a huge
red heart, tied with streamers Of red.
Each parcel was wrapped in red and
at the ends of the wrapping ribbons
were miniature hearts. Before the gifts
were given to the BRIDE. she was pre-
sented with favorite recipes written on
heart-shaped cards which will be bound
into a booklet handsomely decorated in
watercolors. The luncheon was served
from daintily appointed table, and
the .toasts Were proposed by Misses
Marion Ward Burt, Katherine, Hewson
and Lula Crozier. Miss Grahn's chair
was festooned with hearts tied with
lovers knot Of tulle. The souvenir
cards were handpainted slippers and
boxes Of roses.
The original alumnae chapter. Of the
Theta Delta Zeta will entertain the
entire alumnae in honor of Miss Grain
at a theater party at the Orpheum, and
luncheon at Donaldson's tearooms.
Saturday, Feb. 8. Misses Alice Prouse
and Lula Crozier will entertain for Miss
GRAIN at the home of Miss Crozier,
1918 Chicago avenue, Wednesday,
-, Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Frank announce
the engagement of their daughter, syl-
via, to Benton G. Friend of New York.
They will be at home Sunday.
Miss Minnie Trimble of Dupont ave-
nue. S gave an informal dancing party
on Hennepin avenue. About forty
eight young people were present and
enjoyed the program Of twenty dances
played by Miss Ransom. Messrs and
Mines. G. L. Bartholomew, Frank Nick
els and Gamble chaperoned the young
people. and Miss Vera Christensen Of
Baldwin, Wis, was the guest of honor.
The ballroom was effectively decorated
IN college remnants, most appropriate
decoration for college party Frappe
was served during the evening.
Saturday afternoon Miss :, Trimble
gave tea for Miss Christensen at her
home on Dupont avenue S. There were
fifty guests. Miss Christensen will
leave tomorrow for her home in Bald
win.
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Cooper and their
family. were honor guests at recep.
ton given last evening in the, church
parlors. The hours were from to ,1C
O'Clock; and several hundred members
of the congregation and friends of the
family. called. E. K. Smith presided
over the program which opened with
by short addresses by Rev. RIM. West
First Baptist church, St. Paul; sDr.xL
I A. Crandall of Trinity Baptist Oh ureh
Dr.. A. T. Fowler Of Calvary chulTc h
Dr. w. H. Jordan Of the First Meth
odist church. The Misses Nye ant
Smith closed the delightful program
with a piano duet after response by
Mr.. Cooper. -s-...5.ca c>..gz:,. III.
:. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Coo
) per were the five deacons, E. K. Smith
:. G.. H. Shepardson, A. A. Miller, G.. H
/ Smith and John Burton and their wives
: and the two deaconesses, Mrs. James
Everington and Mrs. E. M. Wilkins
: President Cyrus Northrop was a. CUES
? for a short: time during the evening
! The decorations were carried out will
foliage and clusters Of red and whit
Icarnations. A group Of the .churc]
women presided over the dainty re
! freshment tables: During. the reception
hours the orchestra of the Sunda.
school played.
Sunday morning Mr.. Cooper will
:, preach his farewell sermon in Olive
: Baptist church. The regular. Sunda,
evening services will be omitted and il
!. its place a platform service will be he'll
3 which will he an exchange of farewell
! between the pastor and his people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and their fam
, lily leave Monday evening for Court
land, N. Y, which is to be their futur'
home.
DR.. and Mrs. S. o. Lockwood enter
home at Camden Place for Mr. an,
Mrs. Louis Archibald of Halifax. TIL
: decorations were in pink and white an,
covers were laid for ten. The guest
were a group of relatives.
: Miss Glare F. Prince entertained a
: her home, Zip Garfield avenue, yester
, day in honor of her eighteenth birth
Z day anriv ersary Dinner was served a
Z 1880 CLOCK and the evening was spen
: with cards and music. The decoration
were ferns and red carnations and GOV
) ers were laid for fifteen.
Roy Colgrove will give a theater par