The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-05

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AN INFORMAL TEA.
Mrs. Louis B. Newells Afternoon a
Feature Of the Bell effeldnger
Ante-Nuptial Gaities.
The Misses Harrington Entertain in
IS Honor of Miss Evelyn
Douglas.

Mrs. Louis B. Newell gave an informal
tea this afternoon at her home on Blaisdell
avenue for Miss Louise Heffelfnger and
James F. Bell. The guests were group
Of young men end women, the friends OF
the bridal couple. and the hours were from
until 5 o'clock. Clusters Of roinsetta
blossoms furnished an effective decoration
through the rooms The assisting women
were Mrs Alfred Pillsbury, Mrs Walter
w. Hetelfnger, Mrs. James S. Thurston.
Miss Northrup and Miss Kelly.
David M. Chute gave a dinner last even
ing at the Minneapolis Club for Miss Eef-
felfnger and Mr.. Bell. Covers were laid
for twenty-five and the guests were the
young people Of the bridal party. Ameri-
can Beauty roses and ferns We're the
table decorations. -,.. t.tl,.
Mrs. Charles F. Deaver gave a card
party this afternoon at her home on Aid
rich avenue s. The parlors were in pink
and green with great clusters Of roses on
the mantels. Red was the chosen color
for the den, dining-roonl and hall and
quantities Of carnations We're used Can
delabra were everywhere and the soft
light Of innumerable tapers filled the
rooms. Sixhand euchre was played and
| the score cards were in pink with the
monogram of the hostess in green. Mrs.
Beaver was assisted by Mrs J. e. Gage
and Miss Katherine Bailey and about fifty
| two women were present. = f.
! ) This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver will
| entertain about the same number of men
and women at cards and Mrs. J. M. Austin
will assist.
The Misses Harrington Of Park avenue
entertained twenty young women this
| afternoon in honor of Miss Evelyn Doug
| las 1t was most informal affair and
| ha he re hyJcrx
! with dainty needlework for the bride.
| Monday afternoon Miss Elizabeth DON
aldson will give a luncheon for Miss Doug-s
las and on Tuesday afternoon Miss Han
nah Dunwoody will be hostess at a lunch
| con in her honor.
Mrs. Harry w. Benton gave a thimble
bee this afternoon at her home on Har-
riet avenue. About twenty six women
| were present and after an hour of sew
| ing the new game of milo was played.
Mrs. Frank w. Greaves and Mrs. Clar-
! ence D. Benton assisted the hostess.
| Clusters Of flowers were simply arranged
through the rooms : F.. = I - II
Mrs. Frederick Blymyer gave her first
postnuptial at home this afternoon at her
apartments in the new fiat building on
a very informal affair and Mrs. Blymyer
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. George
A. Miller This evening Mr.. B1ymyer and
Mr.. Miller will also receive. The second
| Of these informal at homes will be given
next Friday afternoon and evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Gertrude, i and Harris,
Aylsworth Hatfield of Chicago which will
take place at their home, 1885 Nfcollet
avenue, Wednesday, evening" Dec 81,
Only a small group Of guests WILDE pres
| emit and the attendants will be Margaret
and Carol Wallace, who will stretch the
ribbons, and Robert Hatfield Of. Chicago,
who will act as best man. Mr.. Hatfield
and his bride will make their home in
Port Hope, Ont. To-morrowS afternoon
the Misses Richardson will give a quilt
ing bee for the bride at their home, 1929
Girard avenue g.. Last week Miss Ethel
! Taylor was hostess at a, thimble bee at
her home on Irving avenue for Miss
Taylor. = - 4s~S s:!> $s'5 80 :.
Mrs. A. H. Foster will entertain d group
of young people tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 1858 Bryant avenue s, In honor
| Of the eleventh birthday anniversary Of
her daughter Mabel. '., xxx
The marriage Of Miss Eve Wolkow,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wollzow, and
4 Octavius Elmer took place last evening
at the home Of the brides parents e 119
followed by a reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer left for an eastern trip. - -.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Josephine
Willen and DR.. John e. *Lidholm was
prettily solemnized Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lar
son, 1902 Seventh street S. Rev. j.
Afregren of st. Paul read the service
and Miss Lottie Void played the wedding
march. The bridesmaids were Misses
Emma and Selma Peterson and the BRIDE
I groem's attendants were O.. Bjorkman and
Charles Ernest Magnuson. The bride wore
cream crepe de chine and carried bride
roses. The rooms were handsomely deco
rated with roses, carnations and ferns:
The service was followed by a wedding
supper and covers were laid for 3d. Mr..
and Mrs. Lidholm will be at home after
Jan. at 221 Cedar avenue. s,#- - .
Miss Lillian Blake OF Canada and Robert
Campbell were married Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the officiating minister,
Rev. r. K. Porter, 3046 Second avenue s.
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