The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-27


Mrs. George Wishard of 2614 Ere
day for her daughter run Mrs B ye45Sr
Wishard Of Wahpeton, NJ D. Covers
were placed for ten. Bunches of white
and yellow chrysanthemums were in
the dining room. The other guests
were Mines: Westlake, J. McMullen,
peterson, Higbee, Ruggles and the
Misses Westlake, Catherine Harris,
kalman and Celia SKalman. -.
The members of the Kappa Kama
Gamma sorority gave a dancing par t1
last. evening at the home Of MRS. B. a
Hendrickson on Smelling avenue.
Mrs. F. G.. O'Brien + entertained
twelve Of her women friends, who at
tended the East Side academy with her
n the early SIXTIES, at her home, 9l7
f Nth avenue s, Tuesday afternoon.
l!at 5, nate Wood 90 Owens Of ST.. Paul as
hand-painted autumn leaves. bearino
the maiden name Of each guest. as
there was but one who had not changed
her name In all these years. and She
carried off the head prize in the literary
guessing, e, Meontest. 7 y ovel ties9I snggestiye
OFFS; Halloween were souyenirs. ffRed
roses in settings Of asparagus ferns
were the decorations. Refreshments
were served from small tables in The
parlor. During the evening a few ,n nan
called, and the evening Was spent = in
singing songs which were popular dur.
ing the civil war and later. >~''.
The wedding of Miss Mae Ruth Ma:
lone, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
b. Malone, and Earle Hunt Johnson
took place Thursday evening. Rev.
Father Lee read the service. An in
formal n, reception followed. at the home
OF Inc pride, 7I3 Second street tNB. Au-,
tumn leaves and flowers decked THE.
rooms; and in the dining room pink and
white: roses, pink -shaded lights, and a
pink and white bell above the table
were the decorations. The bride wore
white taffeta silk trimmed with duchess
lace. Miss Genevieve M. Malone. the
maid OF honor, was in white tissue.
James D. Fraser was best man. Mr.,
and Mrs. johnson left on the late train
for the east, and they will be at home
| after Dec. ! in the Swinford apart
| ments. - -. ')'--
closed fttiRgly With a LARGE s feeeption
in the par1ors of S.Gethsemnane church,
Thursday evening. About two hundred
guests called and were received bY Bish.
op and Mrs. S. &C. Edsall, Bishop and
Mrs. A. B. Graves, Rev. and Mrs. Irv-
| ing P. johnson, Mrs J. J. Faude. DR..
! and Mrs. William D. Lawrence and b.
| II. Holbrook. Palms and autumn flow
ers furnished decoration for the rooms
| and the refreshment tables, over which
group of the younger church women
presided, were ,wreathed with garlands
OF smilax and pink flowers. Colonel
| sb Ill
| work of the women of the church.
/ Rev. and Mrs. l.. Z. Guild and the
| n2w members iof Wesley m efhodist
evening in the church parlors ibV the the
congregation. The rooms were prettily
arranged with clusters Of red and white
chrysanthemums, and the lights burned
under red shades. Sword ferns and
| palms were about the platform. Re-
ceiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Guild were
| the men and women prominent in. the
church work, and group Of younger
girls presided over daintily appointed
| tables in the dining room. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis sBerggren enter
| tanned at cards last evening at their
home, 1417 Eighth street 8, in honor Of
their brother, A.. N. Berggren, who
leaves the first Of the month for North
Carolina to make his future home.
Twenty-eight guests were present and
| played cards. The rooms were deco
ferns. Prizes were won by Miss Bessie
! lie Veau, Mrs. s. Anderson, Mrs. Ida
Brostrom, Charles Berggren, W. Ander-
son and William Berg.
! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
Ferguson, J. Swan; Knickerbocker, 6. 81. Cooper:
| Wolcott. ". Landy, B. Diercks; Herald Square,
L. 8. Smith. =5Ea. = ~
Mrs. G. d. Shepardson of TIT East River
i road Is visiting at her old home, Kings Mills
Ohio, where she will attend the marriage OF her
sister. Miss Estelle King, and Mr.. VanBuren
i OF Pittsburg,4 Mrs. Shepardson was saccompa-