The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15

best man. Mr.. Hale is now resident
of Seward, Alaska, to which place he
will take his bride.
Miss Matson will be entertained very
delightfully."- before her marriage, and
the fact that she is going away far
from home will be responsible for the
many pretty functions which have been
planned Miss Mabel Robinson Of East
Minneapolis will entertain at a shower
for Miss Matson tomomrrow afternoon.
The Misses Youngs of Ninth avenue
will give the bridal dinner Tuesday eve
ming.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. P. s. Mat
son entertained at her home in honor
OF her daughter, the guests being a
group Of matrons, including an aunt Of
Mr.. Hale, Mrs. E. A. Cooper Of Britt,
Iowa, who is Mrs. Matson Is guest for
the wedding. The luncheon was served
from table prettily arranged in yell
low with mound Of daffodils as the
centerpiece.
Mrs. w. I. Stanchfeld and Miss Edna
Matson gave jonquil luncheon last
week for Miss Matson. The table dec
Grafton was basket filed with the
shaded in yellow. The place Of Miss
Matson was marked by cluster Of
white tulips. Luncheon was served to
fifteen guests.
Mrs. w. E. Walling gave a dinner at
her home on Fourth avenue s Monday
evening. Covers were laid for ten and
the decorations were charmingly ar
ranged in pink and green, with carna-
tons and maidenhair ferns. Mrs. C. s.
tess at an early-week dinner for Miss
Matson and Mr.. Hale. Covers were
laid for ten and the decorations were
all In green, carried out with feathery
asparagus ferns under pretty lights
from green-shaded tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Jeffrey announce the
engagement of their daughter, Annette,
to Henry Glassberg. The date for the
betrothel reception will be announced
later. -
DIR. and Mrs. II. E. Late announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Alice
Adele, to George B. Boxrud of Red
WING, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.. Brockway an
| nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Hazel B., to James Moughton of
Sharon, Mich. The wedding will take
Mrs. M. O'Brien entertained at de-
lightful party last evening in honor of
Miss Adeline M. Graft, whose marriage
takes place the latter part Of the month.
Twenty young people had been invited,
and a feature Of the evening was a
shower. at which the guests presented
/ the bride with number of utensils to
be used in furnishing her kitchen. The
rooms had dainty decoration of white
and pink and the colors were suggested
in the ices and confections. On the
table stood a large centerpiece Of pink
and white carnations, and the same
flowers filed the wall pockets and vases.
One Of the novel affairs of the week
was a quilting bee which Mrs. Marjory
D: Mason gave yesterday at her home,
1901 Adams street, in honor Of her
daughter, Kittybelle, whose marriage to
announced to take place in June. The
guests were twenty university girls.
In the afternoon the quilts were tied
and in the evening the young people
were entertained at games, while the
hour from to was devoted to the
serving of dainty Easter supper. The
dining room was decorated in the colors
Of the season, yellow and white. Fes-
ICONS fell from the chandelier to the
corners Of the table, and yellow candles
in dainty holders formed circle around
l.
cards were handpainted souvenirs and
the favors were yellow eggs which held
in their shells the secrets of the future.
A bouquet Of American beauty roses,
| sent from Duluth by Mr. Edblom,,
marked the bride IS place. Miss Mason
Is a member Of the senior class of the
university. Mr.. Edblom is a college
graduate and was formerly resident
Of Minneapolis. There will be no end
Of entertaining for the young people.
| A pretty wedding was that of Miss
Elsie Bonham and Jack Langvay, which
took place at the home Of the bride IS
avenue N, Tuesday evening. The mar
nance and the BRIDES attendants were
a group of her classmates. Miss Bon.
ham wore white crepe de chine trimmed
ornament was pearl necklace, a gift
Of the bridegroom. Miss Grace Miller,
the maid of honor, was in white net
over white satin, embroidered in roses,
and she carried bouquet of rosebuds.
Mr.. Barquist, a college chum of Mr..
Langvay, was the best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Langvay have left for an eastern
trip and they will be at home at 80 Lo-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Need, nee Mil
Ter, who were welded Tuesday evening
at the home of the bride IS uncle, George
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