The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-04
SATURDAY EVENING,

permits her to remain In the city during
the cold weather, and the affair will be In
the nature of a housewarming. as the
Semple home has not yet been thrown
open in social way on account OF the III
health of it's mistress. @
There will be a dearth Of debutantes
and Miss Marjorie Northup.& who was
formally introduced at a handsome recep-
ton given by her mother, Mrs. w. G.
Northup, at Ferndale, in August, will
reign alone until after the Hostesses' ball
at least Next year there will be q bevy
of charming buds for the Misses Part
ridge the Misses Ireys, Misses Janet Gill
fillan, Alice Smith and Laura Harring-
ton will be presented. They are all at
eastern schools or colleges this winter
and the Christmas holidays will be given
over to them, they always are to the
college people.
Social affairs this month seem to center
around the visit of Mrs. Charles Fair
banks, president general of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. Besides
the reception which will follow the state
conference and the tea to be given at the
kimbal II residence and the dinner at which
Mrs S. r. Van SAINT will be hostess
there will be other breakfasts and lunch
cons and the few days that Mrs. Fair
banks can remain in the city will be
crowded with social pleasures. as so many
women desire to entertain for her.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Esther Rip
ley and Lieutenant Fred e. Smith of the
Third United States infantry stationed at
Fort Thomas, Ky. will take place Mon
day morning at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren
Ripley, on Tenth street S. 1t will be a
very quiet affair and only the two fam1-
lies will be present. Mr.. Smith has al
ready arrived in the city and is the guest
lyl:~~ st In
take his bride to Fort Thomas to reside
after a wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Janney an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Ellen to Thomas L. Brown.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Snyder aud
James Olphant Gilfllan will take place
Wednesday evening in St. Marks church.
Mrs 8. B. Morrison will be the matron Of
honor and John Gihllan will act as best
man. The ushers will be Frederick Car
penter PaytOn r. Holmes, John Butler
and Phillip Winston. The service will be
read by Rev #. M. MacLean and will be
followed by a small reception at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel P. Snyder, on Mount Curve avenue.
Mr. Gilfllan will take his bride east for a
trip and later they will make their home
in North Dakota.
This afternoon Miss Eliza beth Donald
son Of Groveland avenue gave a lu/cheon
for Miss Snyder. 1t was most informal
affair and covers were laid for six.
Mrs j. NJ Labelle has issued invita-
tions for the marriage Of her daughter
Clara Olivia Laneville to James J. Nc
Nance. which will take place at O'Clock
Thursday morning, Oct. %, in the Notre
Dame de LOurdeS church.
Miss Agnes Belden gave a thin blebee
this afternoon at her home on Oak Grove
street for Miss Mabel Stone. The affair
| was very informal and about twenty OF
Miss Stones friends were entertained
A pretty wedding Of the day took place
! this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home o
| Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Bennett at Arcola
Lake Mnnetonka, when Miss Bertha
! Scott and Nathaniel G. Bennett were mar
ried. About fifty guests witnessed thu
| service. which was read by Rev. j. S
Montgomery. Little Catherine Barnard