The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
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/ Mrs. J. 7. Branyan of Girard avenue
day for Miss Marion Warde Burt,
bride Of September. The rooms were
bright with summer garden flowers, hy-
drangea blooms and asters. Yellow
predominated in the den, where golden
glow and. sunfiowers were used. Dur
ing the afternoon the fourteen guests,
members of the Theta Delta Zeta So
rorlty, enjoyed guessing contest. The
dainty gifts were carried to Miss Burt
IN large basket, gay with ribbons.
i Assisting, Mrs. Branyan were the
Misses. Vivian Wise and Cora Trim
m mere OF Mrs. Kansas as 9ut.of.tow guests
i y. T., and Miss Louise Mathews Of
II Fergus Falls.
i Mrs: Chester Kinnard was hostess at
& s O'Clock tea today at her home at
a anays a de p3 avenue: Large, bou-
the rooms. The table in the dining
room was centered by cluster Of the
asters and pink tapers burned brightly
in cut-glass holders. Pink was the pre-
dominating color in the dainty COLA
tlon which was served and the ices
and cakes were in the form of hearts.
I joyed by the guests.
! Miss Clara Tanning gave tea this
afternoon at the Waverly hotel for
Miss Charlotte Hall of Honolulu, who
is spending a few weeks in the city.
Miss Hall was member Of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority when she attend
ed the university, and about thirty
members Of the sorority attended the
reunion today. Summer flowers gave
the rooms festive air with their beau
ty and fragrance.
Dr. F. T. Gerecke was host at lunch
con yesterday at Donaldson g tearoom,
given in honor of Miss Aleen Pelle
Moran Of Louisville, KY, who is the
guest of Miss Jessie Tonge In the
afternoon the party attended the state
fair and the races. Miss Moran shows
her Kentucky blood in being great ad
ance of horses from Louisville reused
all Of her enthusiasm. Almost every
morning Miss Moran is one of party
consisting usually Of six, who ride
around the lakes and often out to the
Minikahda club. She is an accomplished
horsewoman and has aroused still
greater enthusiasm among Minneapolis
horse lovers.
Saturday evening w. H. sulfow will
entertain at dinner at the Minikahda
club for Miss Moran. Covers will be
laid for eight.
Mrs. Mary La Fore of Pillsbury ave-
nue. announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Ida May, to Charles A. XIII
bourne. The wedding to take place
early in October.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the wedding of Miss Carrie
Morgan, a teacher in the. Minneapolis
schools, to Wilbur R. Shields of Chi
cago. The groom was formerly a news
paper man and alderman of Iowa City,
where he and the bride were boy and
girl together.
Mrs. J. McGrade was hostess at a
linen shower yesterday for Miss Kathe-
rine Smith, whose marriage to j. A.
Carroll of Fort Worth! Texas, g wi1l take a]!'
white asters and white lilies were the
flowers chosen for the decorations. The
diningroom was. entirely in pink. A
cluster Of the pink asters occupied the
center Of the table and the candles
were hooded with the same, delicate
tint; The gifts were borne to the bride
basket covered with pink: During the
afternoon Miss julie McGrade played
and Miss Clark sang delightfully."-.
This evening Miss Anna Smith, sister
of the bride, will give dinner for the
bridal party at the Commercial club.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Haynes celebrated
the eighty-fourth anniversary Of her
birth yesterday at the home Of her son,
James G. Haynes, 1907 Fourth street
Sc. Mrs. Haynes made her home with
her son until two years ago, when she
went to Albany, N. Y, and she. has
but recently returned. Among those
present at the birthday dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Haynes and fam
lily, Professor and Mrs. A. E. Haynes
and family, o. j. Smith and daughter
! and few friends.
Miss Alice Sethlow Of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
H. Smith of Bryant avenue s. was guest
/ Of honor at dinner given last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Delicate
pink rosebuds were arranged in a CEN
terpiece on the table, and the tapers
were shaded in pink. The place cards
were dainty owatercolor paintings of
pink roses. Covers were laid for four
teen. Miss Sethlow will return to Chi
cago this evening"
Mrs. W. N. Peterson Of 100 Wash
urday evening for Miss Rena Gunder-
son, whose wedding will take place to-
morrow. A basket Of pink asters and
rosess occupied the center Of the table
in the diningroom and the bride 3 place
was marked by cluster Of white roses
Covers were placed for twenty.
i During the vening Miss Pearl Barna-
by gave, number Of piano selections.
Mrs. Otis -Hartquist Of Aurora, Neb.,
0n1 Mr. Hanohooh 30 n,,1,,+l, r,o,o