The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

DTlQal couple = III SOlu. Inc layers lot
the men. were card cases of white kid
burnt, in design of dragons which were.
stained in green.
The second table was ifrSsp pink with,
bride roses for the centerpiecs and tapers
and roses in profusion We're on the table
and through the room. Poinsettas and
American, Beauty roses with ferns and:
vines furnished a more brilliant. decora 4
ton in the drawing room and reception
hall. After dinner there was informal
dancing in the ball ROOM,
The guests We're the members Of the
bridal party and We're Miss Louise Hef-
felfingerS James F. Bell, Misses Fannie
l1effelfinger. Nellie Heffelf1nger. Tay-
lor.a Erie; Graham, Pittsburg; Niedring-
hflus, ST. Louis: Rust, Cleveland; Ida May
Heffefinger. Eugena Wilson. Harriet
Wagner. Messrs. Karl De .Laitrre, j ohm
BoVey. Preston Dunwoody, Robert Hast
ings, Walter Hudson, Charles Heffelfng-
err, Herbert Bell Of Philadelphia. Mr.
Place of Chicago and Harry jones' Of
Chicago. ...,.
The wedding of Miss Charlotte A. Ryan
and Thomas Bloom was quietly solemn
lied this afternoon in the immaculate
conception, church. The service was read
by Father Cullen. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
will leave this evening for New York
and other eastern cities and they will be
at home in Minneapolis after Jan. is. =
Mrs. Lester Elwood will give a luncheon
Of ten covers Friday for the debutantes OF
the year. The guest of honor will. be Miss
Katherine earle who has just returned
from q years absence in Europe, Miss
Garlic is a graduate Of Smith college.
Miss Helen Hall is spending the week
with F'raulein Schoen-Rene at her home
IN r00 S&,sc
lein will give a musicale in her honor The
affair Will be very informal and Miss
Agnes Davies. Scott Woodwork and Rich
ard Woodwork will sing ''The Persian;
Garden =. 49,; RI.
The ball and supper which will follow the
cncert by the Yale Glee and Banjo club
will be given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. B.. Semple Friday vening Dec. Is.
AN Interesting affair of this evening will
be the reception which will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Robinson at their
home on Park avenue in honor of Bishop
and Mrs. Isaac w. Joyce, 'whoswill leave
early in the year for South America. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hodges announce the
engagement of their daughter Hattie, to
Rev. Claude Percy Leach Of Iowa City,
Iowa. The wedding will take place in
January. M: z" =. =. -: G:svs.. H.. =.
The university young people are eagerly
awaiting the hunters ball. which will be
given in the armory Friday evening by:
the girls Of the physical culture depart
mont. The plans for the affair sound very
and the decorations will sur
pass those of the junior ball or senior
The chosen colors, Tred,
green and white, are most effective, and
the armOry will present a beautiful pic
ture. Dancing will be preceded by short
concert program. Herbert Dale Of Chi
cago will sing. the university band will
play, and there will be- a fancy, drill and
fancy dance, after an fashioned reel
by young women and young men in quaint
costumes suggestive of the hunters pink.
. The program Of the concert in full is as
March, Jolly Students, Milloucher Over
ture, Romeo and Juliet, Gounod Univer-
sity Band. Solo-a Mon Des1r, Gypsy Ser
enade, Herbert Dale. Anna Dewitt, ac-<
companist. Descriptive piece, Hunting
Tickets for the balcony are now on sale
at the Metropolitan Music store. 4
The annual reception for the members
and friends of the Church of the Redeemer
was given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
william u. Washburn at Fair Oaks. About
500 guests were present. and Rev and
Mrs. Marion D. Shutter aided ina receiving
them. Flowers and vines In profusion
decked, the rooms. White and pink roses
and carnations were In the drawing ROOM
where ferns and vines banked the mantel
Tapers were placed among the green tan
gle on the mantel; in the fireplace below
glowing log; fire added to the effect Vio-
lets, roses and carnations were in the
library and the living-room. The dining
room was in white and green, with a,
mound of hyacinths and ferns in the CEN
ter Of the table. Mrs. Emma Crosby and
Mrs. w. D. Washburn, Jr., presided at the
table. "A string orchestra played a de-
lightful program.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Wicklund celebrate
ed the fifteenth anniversary 81 their mar
rage last evening at their home, 1910 e
TWenty-fourth. street. The day also cele-
Drated Mr.. Wicklunds f1ftieth birthday
anniversary. :. -
Mrs. G. F. Hitchcock, Jr, and Miss
Sherwood, of 1882 Park avenue, will en-
terrain at cards Friday afternoon. :.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
- Miss Jane Webster will return shortly from
Grand Forks, n. D. 80 ~AA