The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-27

Mrs. Venthe, Misses Richards, Wester.
lind, Chenevert and Larkin, Mrs. Ried-
elsberger, Messrs. Heinrich Hoeyel,
Carlo Fisher, Raymond Shryock, Olaf
Halls, John Ravenscroft, Kidder. Renne.
Earl May, Bracket, Titus and Sweet.
DR.. o. j. Veline gave a luncheon at
the Odin club yesterday in compliment
to DR.. Edwin Helling of Sweden. DR..
Helling is the first assistant surgeon at
the University hospital in Upsala,
Sweden, and he has been sent by the
Swedish government to study the latest
methods in surgery. The guests who
had been invited to meet him Were Mr..
and Mrs. Axel Anderson, DR.. C. j.
Klngnell, DR.. j: G. Erickson, DR.. O. J.
Veline, Mrs. Anna Tiberg and Miss
and Mrs. Axel Anderson gave a dinner
at their home, 927 Thirteenth avenue s,
in honor Of DR.. Helling. X
A pretty wedding of:yesterday after
noon was that of Miss Mile Shockency.
daughter Of Mr.. andssMrs. P. R. Shock.
ency, to DR.. Herman Fleming of Lis
bon, N. D., which took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents. Rev.
Father Lee reade$the service. The
'sLohengrin" wedding march was the
professional music and the Mendelssohn
march was played as the occasional.
MISS Shockency wore cream lace over
taffeta and her flowers were white
roses. Her sister, Miss Florence Shock
ency, the maid Of honor, wore white or
candle over white silk and held large
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums. Miss
Clara Miller, the bridesmaid, was in
lavender organdie over white and. her
flowers were lavender chrysanthemu1ms.
Harry Fleming and DR.. WILDER. Nc
Kevey were The ushers. A reception
followed after. the service, at which
fifty guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shockency and Mrs. Clayton Fleming
assisted in receiving. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming will be at home at Lisbon,
Miss Sophia Carlson and John Clau-
son were married Saturday evening at
the home. Of MIR. and Mrs, Peter Nek
SON., 1928 fifteenth avenue s. The serv-
ice was read by Rev. G. J. sPetri in the
presence of sixty friends and relatives.
=: Mr!'ssand Mrs. A. stromberg will be
at home informally Thursday evening
in honor Of the engagement of their
daughter, Sadie, to- Alex Friend Of
Chicago. r.: >,,@'' +;
Mrs. Frederick W. Curtis gave her
second post nuptial at home this after.
noon at her home, 1919 Stevens avenue.
Receiving with Mrs Curtis were Mrs
R. r. Daniels Miss Margaret Daniels
and Miss Gertrude Brann.' The decora.
tions were prettily carried out with
poinsettias and chrysanthemums. In. the
parlor the red blossoms made a charm
ing setting and in the library long
stemmed yellow chrysanthemums were
used. -
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis will re.
ceive together, and Mrs. Daniels, Miss
Daniels and Miss Brann will assist.
The young peoples dancing class
which is chaperoned by. Mrs. William
Donaldson entertained at a Thanksgiv
ing. party this afternoon in Mrs. No
BILE 8 hall on Hennepin avenue. The
loW and the pretty colors. were carried
Misses Louise Lamb, Louise Gillette
and Audrey Walton. One of the origi
nal figures was the Chinese laundry
dance, in which Kent Powers entered
| the room carrying laundry basket
filed with parcels. He wore blue and
yellOW Cn1naman> 8 suit and was
| masked. The girl who guessed his iden
tity received handsome prize in the
form Of a turkey bonboniere. The
packages were marked and the holders
Of corresponding numbers danced TO-
gether. Souvenir favors were in the
packages. XIX
l. The young people of st. Lawrence
church gave dancing>party last night
in Wilson hall, Fourteenth avenue Sc
for the Catholic students Of the Uni
versitN Of Minnesota. The patrons, and
patronesses were Messrs. and Mines. J
| A .Byrnes, Redding, O. McElmee1.se One
hundred and fifty guests danced
Frappe and ices were served during
the evening from prettily arranged ia
bles by groups of young women. s.
| Mrs. H. s. Noble will give a Thanks
giving party for the young people wht
| attend her informals tomorrow eve
lining.
Dayton s fifth annual SILK sale begins
Friday, Nov. 80, 9 am.
pERsONAI, AND socrAr