The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-06
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an, but she made mouths in a
glass. Shakespeare.

The dancing party to be given at the
Plaza Wednesday evening, April 18,
will be one Of q series Of delightful az
fairs planned for every two weeks in
the assembly room of the hotel. On.
Wednesday evening the first, of these
parties was given, and preceding the
dance dinner parties were given by w.
younger, society people will be guests at
the Easter dance and will come over in
special car from st. Paul Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Porter, who have been
In California, have returned and are at
the Plaza.
The marriage Of Miss Edith. Mey-
bauer and Irwin Ellison took place at
the home Of the bride g uncle, E. J. Mey-
| bauer, 1904 Girard avenue S, at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. DIR.
Knox of Mount Vernon, Iowa, read the
service in the presence Of the members
Of the family Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison
| will leave Monday for their home at
| Mount Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bigg enter
tanned group Of relatives and near
friends Wednesday evening, at their
home in celebration Of their thirtieth
wedding anniversary. Receiving with
MI. and Mrs. Bigg were their daughter,
Miss Edna Bigg. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Van SAINT and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
| w. Bigg assisted in the rooms. The
7 decorations were <prettily carried out
with ferns and palms and clusters Of
flowers. In the living room the color
scheme was green and in the dining
room brideroses were used. Covers were
was given earlier in the evening. Mr..
| and Mrs, Bipp are from Tnrland
They came to America when mere child.
! rem with their parents, who settled in
La Crosse. where Mr. and Mrs. Bigg
were married in 1876. During the last
fourteen years they have lived in Min.
neapoils. They have two grandchild
SAINT, and the little daughter Of Mr.. and nd
Mrs. F. w. Bigg.
Mrs. G.. w. Vineyard Of st. Pau
gave a theater party at the Orphenm
i Wednesday afternoon. The guests were
Mines: A. c.. Neal, Charles Mitchell
and Mrs. p. 7: B. Woodward of Mime
apolls, and Mrs. Townsend of Shiblev
Iowa. Mrs. Vineyard will entertain
the same group of women at a luncheon
next Tuesday at her home in St. Paul ii
honor Of Mrs. Townsend. = -. :
} Mrs. Russell 3. Lawrence Of st. Pau
entertained at luncheon at Donald
Il son g tea rooms Wednesday,. Mrs
James Burchard and Mrs. r. r. Bunfor,
OF Marshall, Mimi, were the guests Q:
honor. :. , EE<t.< II =. 81.
Miss Janet Mcclure, whose marriag,
takes place this month, was honor cues
at a kitchen shower, which Miss Lvl;
Root Of 1904 Marshall avenue, Merriam
Park, gave for her Wednesday after
noon. The guests were sixteen youn,
women and the afternoon was spent il
sewing. The parcels were hidden in al
immense paper pie.
Mrs. Edgar D. 3CassedayJ Of Cottap
CITY Lake Calhoun, entertained at lun
cheon Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Sam Eustis of Forest Lake, MINI, Gov
ers were placed for eight. - t..#
The students Of the Central hig]
I school will give dance and role
skating party this evening at the Nicol
.. let rink. Three hundred guests Wi
be- entertained, and the arrangement
for the affair are in charge Of the com
Emittee, Roy Shippman, Florence New
ems, Lawrence Elsrode and Carl Jones