The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16
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Mrs. F. B. Winston, j., entertained
at luncheon today at her home on
Nicollet avenue for her sisters, the
Misses Hume Of Altoona, Pa, who are
spending few weeks in the city. The
sweet peas being the flowers chosen.
Covers were laid for ten.
Miss Sharpless entertained at matt
nee party today for Miss Vernita Con
signi, who is the guest of Miss Wini
fred johnson. After the performance
light refreshments were served in Don
aldson's tearooms. Yesterday Miss
Nellie Thayer entertained the same girls
at the matinee at the st. Paul Metro
politan. Preceding the matinee Miss
Winifred gave a luncheon for six at the
Minneapolis club. .~ s, lii 81 L b..
Last evening the young people of
prise for the two girls, and the evening
was pleasantly passed in dancing. Sat-
urday morning eight Of the young PEG.
pie will have horseback riding party
! around Lake Harriet. r.. " ..-,.s>. - :
Mrs. W. P. Davis was hostess today
at luncheon and matinee party given
| in honor of her guest, Miss Eva Bid
denger Of Cherokee, Iowa. The table
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cluster of red carnations conferred the
table. The party of six occupied
loge at the Metropolitan for the perform
ance this afternoon. Wednesday Mrs.
R. H. Bradley will entertain informally
for Miss Biddenger.
Mrs. G. H. Gould gave a reception
this afternoon at her home, 1906 Fourth
avenue s, in honor Of Mr.. Gould g uncle
foin
Of Fort Smith, Ark. Captain Stone
was promoted to his rank in the Fifty
seventh Ohio, for his bravery at the
battle of Shiloh. The Gould residence
was charmingly arranged with flags. In
the parlor, where the Holiday club re-
ceived with Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Gould,
the walls were draped with the flags
and "Old Glory' graced the doorways.
In the dining room flags were at the
windows and from the chandelier red
white and blue ribbons fell to the round
table beneath, where candelabra bore
red and white tapers. At each plate
red and white tapers were alight.
Mrs. II. E. Bartlett of st. Paul pre-.
sided at the punchbowl in the den and
served the punch in red and blue wine
glasses. At the coffee urn were Mines.
S. w. Vanmeter and Thomas Chalmers.
Miss Elva Dickey also assisted Mrs.
Gould. Pretty souvenirs Of the occa-
sion were tiny dolls dressed as G.. A. R.
ladies, in costume. Of red, white and
blue. --,.
A notable reunion took place last
evening at the home Of b. F. Butler
3206 Second avenue S, when his
nephew, William Judkins Of Sun Prai
d RE, Wis, met his brother, Martin Jud.
kins,. Of Orono,, whom he had not seen
tor forty-one years, and his four sis
ter, Mines George r. Russell Of Car
gan, Ne; F; y. Barker Of Athens, Me-,
The Judkin brothers are two Of, five
brothers who served turnout the-wa1
and all Of whom are still living. Othe.
relatives present were Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Wilmer, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
P. Jones and family, Joseph n. War
-. rem, MI. and Mrs. Frank B. Warren
and family, A. P. Jones, George E. Rus,
sell Of Iowa, Clifford Sawyer Of Sun
, Prairie, Wis, John Warren, Sioux Falls
8. D., Mr., and Mrs. E. r. Jones and
family, Brainerd, MINI.
# -: Mrs. M. W. Lee gave luncheon to-
; day for the five sisters and one brother
. who are now at her home, 1896 Fifth
avenue, having met for the first time
= in forty seven years. Those present
were DR.: A. E: Orviatt, Valley City,
\. D.; Mines; 2: p, Turner, St: An
Mirton Junction, Wis; J. S. Bradley
Mitchell, S. D.; G.. NJ. Ostrander, Ban
croft, Iowa, and their mother, Mrs
? E. J. Edgar, Keewaydin, S. D. s
The wedding Of Miss Belle Wilds
Potter and Ernest J. Rock took place
last evening at the home Of the
5 brides mother, Mrs: Anna Potter, 1927
Elliot avenue s. The rooms wore an
the decorations Of pink peas and as.
|paragus ferns. Just preceding the cere.
mony the brides sister, Miss Kath
Sweet The bride, who was unat
tended, was gowned in white and car
ried a shower bouquet Of white sweet
peas. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell Of Litchfeld
read the service. At the close Of the
Mr. Herman tRa M Abss
were Misses Myrtle Harker, Edns
, fowler, Genevieve' and Katherine Pot
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rock have gon,
west for a short trip. After Sept.
q they will be at home at 1877 Ninth
II The out-of-town guests were Mrs
% T. Guinness, Miss Alma Thompson
y GAINESVILLE, Mimi; MI. and Mrs. O
H. Potter, West Superior, Wis; MI
N sed Mrs. D. A.. Potter, Oren Potter
T. Rev. D. A. Smith, Miss Caddie Smith
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bolton, Mr.. an
s. I; Mrs. Milton Miller, st: Paul; Pau
"a Potter, Patterson, n, Y; George an,
y Bert Abels, Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Wilds
20 Mahtomedi; Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mr.
81 Steele, Menomonie, Wis; Leslie Rock
~ ~ brother of the. bridegroom, Milwau
- kee, Wis; Miss Pehle, Margaret Brown
- Doynor Thorlson, Williams, Litohfeld
o. Mimi; Miss futile, San Francisco
IA Miss Hughes, Chicago. ~.
~ Miss Daisy o 'Brien, daughter Of NJ!
g' and Mrs. Burke F. 0 ,Brien, and Neal
>. @: Hall Of Lead, s. D., were marie
Ia last evening at the home Of the bride
" aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {
O'Brien of Fifth avenue s. In tn
large bay window Of the parlor a ban
Of palms and ferns was arranged, n
lieved by white roses. Sweet peas an
ne white roses lent their beauty and colo
az az to the rooms. While Miss Perkir
lis played the Lohengrin march the brid
er with her attendants, approached til
eh bay window, where the bridegroom