The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-20
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Mrs. W. g. Northrup entertained at |
luncheon today at her summer home |
at Ferndale for Mrs. Frank Quereau and
Mrs, Dewey Of 1 Denver, Col.
Ms. Charles T. Griffith Of s013
Pleasant avenue entertained last evan.
ing for Mrs. Ruth Anderson Reohf and
visit in Minneapolis for the summer.
Thirty of their musical friends had
been invited to- meet them. Mrs. eRohr
played on the violin and Miss Anderson
and Miss Constance Osborn gave piano
selections. Miss Phi Hartford pre-
sented an impromptu program Of read
ings The rooms had dainty setting
of roses and ferns, and in the dining
room where the supper was served
mounds Of roses and vases filed with
the blossoms made q pretty ornament.
Miss Audrey Walton will entertain
about one hundred of the younger peo-
pie at a garden party tonight at her
home on Mount Curve avenue. The at
fair is to be charmingly arranged with
electric lights in the garden. The 1
ballroom will be opened for dancing
Mrs. Frank G. Murray Of $500 Bryant
! avenue s. gave a sweet pea luncheon
and box party at the Metropolitan
theater yesterday afternoon for the
Misses Mccarthy, who are here from
the south. Covers were laid for six.
"A unique farewell surprise party was
! given Thursday evening IN Milwaukee
| inhonor Of Miss Jennie Lind, niece OF
the Rev. Mr.. Gerrie OF the North Side
soon to make her home in Minneapolis.
From an umbrella which was suspended
over Miss Lind there dropped a showed
of tissue-wrapped gifts from her va
rious friends. The guests included the
Misses Eta Donaldson, Martha Maptz,
Clara Slkert, Julia Elkert, Ida Patter-
son, Alice Patterson, Eunice Hoffman,,
Ruby Nelson, Annie P. Smith, Burne-
dette Mcfarland, Clara Zottman, Rena
Patch. Messrs. A. A. Patch, w. S. Lis
ton, Fred Mantz, Arthur Amadon and
ID. .. N. Hoffman, appeared as ghosts
and furnished many amusing features.
A pretty wedding took place last
evening when Miss Florence Swanson
became the bride of Marvin Hocum, at
the home Of the bride on Tenth ave-
nue. S. Attending the bride was Miss
Vera Hocum as maid of honor, and
} Miss Hazel Hocum was her bridesmaid.
Albert George was Mr.. Hocum s best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hocum will return
} to Minneapolis to make their home.
h Mrs. Arthur H. Ives of 400 Fifth
! street Sc entertained SIX M1nnetonka
guests at a nasturtlum luncheon Friday.
A mass Of the brilliant flowers was in
the center Of the table and name cards
were fashioned after the same blossom.
The ices and contecJions carried out
tho nasturtium colors. During the af.
ternoon the guests. most of whom were
from Kansas City and st. Louis, made
ain automobile tour Of the East Side.
The guests. were Mines. e.. .: ~ Frank
: Chapman house, and Franklin Towle OF
I Tonka Bay. y +. +.
; The marriage of Miss Gladys De
| Geer and Albert B. Knowlton took
place Wednesday evening at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. George De
| Geer, 1924 James avenue n. The cere
mony was read by DR.. Charles Sumner
| Davis Of Forest Heights M. p. church
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton will make
their home in South Minneapolis.
Mrs. @. B. Gordon Of Oak Grove
street gave a luncheon yesterday a.
fSe gusts
Mines w. Z. Pottle Of Mapleton, N. Y.
who is the mother of Emery Pottle. the
author; Mrs. Bert Taylor of Gowanda
n: Y, Mrs. William WALLACE ct Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and Mrs. G. Q. Taylor.
Miss Ada Louise Woodman ant
Thomas Mani were married Tuesday
afternoon in the study Of the Olive:
Presbyterian church. Rev. George
Magill read the service. Miss Nellie
Osborne was the maid Of honor, ant
| David r. Thomas was best man.
Mr. Mani is graduate of the law de
| partment of the University Of Mime
sofa, class Of 1906, and is the onl,
Sioux Indian lawyer in the country. 81
will engage in the practice Of law a
Sisseton, S. D., his former home.
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