The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25

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= Recent Parties. :
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Downey The drill will commence at
$3.50 clock and gallery or floor tickets
may be obtained Of any member Of the
squad.
Miss Woods Of Chicago, who Is visit
ing in the city, was honor guest at
handsome reception given by Mrs. D.
E. Sullivan at her home on Delaware,
street Sc. The rooms were decorated
with smilax and garlands Of roses. In
the reception room and In the dining
room vases filled with American Beauty
roses added to the pretty appointments.
Refreshments were served by group
of young women in the dining room and
q delightful informal musical program
was given. Misses Smith, Durham, Mel
son, Jordan, Spell and Blum gave vocal
selections and Mines. Danehy and On
1 lies played on the violin. =.
Mr.. and Mrs II. @. Imettgerodt of
Kilborne, Wis, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Hamilton
for the past two weeks, will leave today
for their home. During their visit in
Minneapolis several affairs were given
In their honor. Mrs. Hartley Mcclure
gave dinner Monday evening, at
which covers were laid for eight. Mrs.
". r. Marden entertained at dinner
Friday evening when ten guests had
been invited. Mrs. Q. w. Ringer was
hostess at an all-day at home, Wednes-
day, making it the occasion of a re-
union Of the sisters Of Mrs. Luett-
gerodt. Mrs. E. W. Dexter was hostess
.:at dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs. H.
P. Storer entertained at cards Wednes-
day evening; Mrs. W: Costigan gave a
dinner Thursday afternoon, and in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Luettgerodt were
honor guests at dinner at the East
Side Commercial club. Saturday Mrs.
j. g. Doyle gave theater party for
{them, entertaining twelve guests. -~
A delightful theater party was en-
5oyed by a group Of South high school
girls yesterday afternoon to see Ralph
Among the guests were Misses Flor
ence Wendorf, Ida Wickland, Ethel
Jennings, Amanda Void, Caroline Kort-
hof, Mabel Lund, Hulda Loftgren, Viola
Wingreene. Mrs. Ralph Gregory and
Mrs. Robert Hughes chaperoned the
party.
Society Norden - entertained at a
banquet and reception last night at LOG
Central avenue in honor Of the National
Swedish dancers, The decorations were
carried out in tho colors Of America
and Sweden and the banquet table was
festively decorated. Covers were laid
for $50. Otto A. Nelson was the master
of ceremonies and responses were made
by DR.. Widergreen, Charles Sward
Richard Rosengren, J. B. Johnson, Hons
Anderson and other members Of the So
ciety. After the banquet program OF
music and recitations was given anG
the National Swedish dancers gave sew
eral dances.
= A farewell reception was hesS at the
homo Of Mrs. E. R. Priebe, 1929 Mic
ollet avenue, for Miss Esther Kappau1
Friday evening. Miss Kappauf left
yesterday morning for Duluth to spend
few weeks with her sister before go
ing west, where she will make her home
After few musical selections and reel
tations were given, light refreshments
were served. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mines. E. R. Priebe
Louis Fisher, Fred Fisher, Lewis Epp
ley, Carl Peter, Misses Emma Fack
lam, Alma Carlson and Lydia Esterly
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. JUL;
Dietz Of St. Louis and Mr.. and Mrs
Steiner Of st. Paul.
Miss Laura Donaldson Of Orillia
Ont, who has been the guest Of he
cousins, the Misses Donaldson Of 100;
Clinton avenue, was married Tuesda,
at Emerald, N. D., to DR.. Charles Nc
Kay. Il
The wedding Of Miss Anna ,O'Go1
man, formerly Of this city, and William
H Moylen, was solemnized at 9 o'cloc1
Thursday morning in st. Mary's church
St. Marys, MINI. Rev. Fir. Colema
read the service and Miss Cassi
O'Gorman and Anthony o 'Gorman wer
silk null over white silk, trimmed wit
lace, and carried bride roses. Mis-
Cassie O'Gorman wore pink gown an
carried white carna tions. Breakfas
was served to the immediate friends q
Inc lduIS DIV Gue nome OF Euo DTlQo
mother, Mrs. A. O'Gorman. Mr.. an
Mrs. Moylen will be at home at s
Marys, Mimi, after March 10. q
A farewell reception was given FIR
day evening at the apartments Of L.
Nordine, 1924 Eighth street Sc, i
honor of J. s. Shirley, formerly of tn
university, who leaves for Brecke1
ridge to accept a position as cashie
In the Merchants State bank Th
evening was pleasantly spent in car,
playing and storytelling. Refresl
ments were served. The fo1lowin
guests were present: g. A. Carlson, ]
t. Carpenter, s. J. Raetz, 9. H. Ha
kee, DR.. P. L. Ashley, Q. F. Harkee, D
H. W. Miller, NJ. J. Lawrence, Godfre
Anderson, L. F. Nordine, T. "A. Davi
J. ". Bogart,sJ. S. Shirley.
Mrs. E. J. Glennan of rs Fifteeni
avenue s gave a musical Friday eve.
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