The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29
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HEFFELFINGER
Invitations Are Out for Marriage of
Miss Louise Heffelfinger and T.
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800. James Ford Bell.
Will Take Place Dec. 10
at Observation-Disclosures
Affairs.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Heffelflnger is
| sued invitations this week for the mar
riage of their daughter Louise and James
| Ford Bell which will take place in West
Minister church Wednesday evening, Dec
| 10. There will be an unusually large bridal
| party and many Of the young people will be
from out of town. They will arrive Mon
! day morning to be present at the many af-
| fairs which will crowd the days preceding
the wedding. Miss Nell Heffef1nger will
| be her sisters maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids will be Misses Harriet Wag-
ner. Ida May Heffel1inger, Eugenia Wilson
| and Fannie Heffelfinger from Minneapolis;
Miss Rust of Cleveland; Miss Graham of
| Pittsburg; Miss Neidringhaus of st. Louis
and Miss Taylor of Erie. Herbert Bell OF
Philadelphia will be the best man and the
Minnea polls ushers will be Walter Hudson,
! Karl De Laittre. John BOvey, Charles Hef-
| felfnger, Preston Dunwoody and Robert
| Hastings, while those from out Of town
will be Mr.. Place and Harry Jones Of Chi
| cago.
| The first of the many dinners in honor
| Of Miss Heffelfinger and Mr.. Bell will be
given Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs
James S. Bell of Park avenue. Tuesday
evening Miss Harriet Wagner will give a
| theater party followed by a supper and
Wednesday evening the Misses Heffe-
| finger will give dinner at their home on
| Third avenue S. David Chute will be host
at dinner Thursday evening and Friday
Karl De Lattre will entertain the bridal
party at dinner at the Minneapolis club
after which they will all attend the cotil-
lion. Saturday the ushers will dine at the
Minneapolis club and the maids will have a
dinner at the MiniSahda club. Miss Bern
adette Kelly will give a supper the follow
ing Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R.
Lamb will give a dinner Monday evening,
Dec. 8, and Tuesday evening, Dec 9, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Semple will give dinner.
The Cotillion club will give it's first party
Of the year Friday evening in E1llzs' hall.
Franklin Crosby will lead. and he has
planned number Of unique figures About
go couples will be present and the guests
will include the group Of out of town young
people who will be here for the Bell Hefel-
finger wedding.
An interesting affair will be given in
the Partridge ballroom Saturday after
noon and evening, Dec. 13, when the dra-
matization Of Stevensons "Child Garden
of Verse" will be given for the benefit Of
the Minneapolis Kindergarten association
The women Of the board have charge of
the arrangements. They are Mines. Thon1-
as Lowry, George Partridge. F. B. Sem
pie, T. G.. Winter, George Bagley, S. c.
Tooker, Chauncey R. Lamb and Lucian
Swift. Mrs. w. P. Hallowell has charge
of the stage setting, which will represent
a garden. The verses, which John Par
sons Beach has set to music will be sung
to the accompaniment played by Mr.
Beach. who has directed the rehearsals
The little semigarden play, as 1t Is called
Is quaint collection of songs and recita-
tions, and between the two scenes Miss
Stella Louise Wood will read several of
the poems. Tickets will be on sale at the
door or at Garlands. The first stage re-
hearsal was held this morning and the
affair went off wonderfully we'll fer the
children enter into the spirit of the verses
in a charming manner.
Mrs. Stephen Crosby Hall and Mrs. Ste
for large card party which will be given
at their home on Clifton avenue Tuesday
evening.
Miss Margaret Welles of Clifton avenue
will give a luncheon Tuesday afternoon
for Miss Evelyn Douglas, bride of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Robinson will give
a reception Wednesday evening, Dec TO-
at their home on Park. avenue, for Bishop
and Mrs Isaac Joyce, who will leave ear
ly in January for South America.
Mrs. Helen l. Horton and Mrs. Arthur
Hammond will give a card party at their
home, 1417 Vine place, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Wesley R. Neill will entertain the
Monday Card club Monday afternoon at
her home, POLL Second avenue S.
There is so much planned in a social
way this season that the Dramatic club
has decided not to have its entertainment
until spring. The rehearsals will be held
during Lent and the presentation of the
program will be one of the most impOr-
tant features of the early spring season.
The club will probably select three one
act plays. as they enable more of the
members to take part, and they will be
decided on early in the year.
The first large affair to be given by the
university young people will take place
in the armory Friday evening, Dec. -.
when the Hunters ball will attract all of
the dancing set. The young women of
the physical culture department will be
the hostesses and the patronesses will be
Mines. George Partridge, A. B. Jackson,
Cyrus Northrop, G. B. Elliott, Charles
Hunter. Lucian Colby. J. B. GilhlIan, J.
T. Wyman, Eugene Hay, B. C. Hurd, De
w III CilllIOIl, T. u. NdlC anu -. MCCrde.
Mines. F. S. Jones. H. L. Williams and
l.. Cook will be at the frappe table, Rep
reSenta tiveS from each of the sorOritics
will also assist in receiving. The dancing
program will include sixteen numbers and
will be furnished by the university band.
1t will be preceded by a short program of
drills and fancy dances by the members
Of the ply sical culture classes. A group
of young women will give drill led by
Miss Butner, and one Of the fancy dances
will be by a group of Young men and
young women. The girls will wear red
coats and duck skirts and the men will
be in red hunting coats, white vests and
trousers and high patent leather boots.
The decora tions will be very elaborate and
will be arranged by the New Store. The
hall will have a canopy of white bunting
and quaint oriental red lanterns will cover
the arc lights. Evergreen trees will bank
the stage and the corners. No colors will
be used but red, green and white, and
they will make a most striking combina
ton The ball will be a very formal af-
fair and will be one of the most elab-
crate of the university year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Blymer will be
with Mrs. Blymer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Miller, in the new apartment
house a Franklin and Hennepin avenues,
this winter Mrs. Blymer will have her
days in December, the 5th and the
18th. and In the evenings Mr.. Blymer
twelfth, and in the evenings Mr.. Blymer
will receive with her. : . -