The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-17
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GAVE A LUNCHEON.
Miss Fannie Heffelfnger Entertains
for Miss Helen Skiles.
ONE OF NEXT WEEKS BRIDES

A Thimble Rec In Honor of Miss
Skiles IL Given by Miss
Caroline Baily.
Two pretty affairs were given to-day for
Miss Helen Skiles, a bride Of next week.
MISS Fannie Heffelfnger gave luncheon at
ner nome on Third avenue S. Covers We're
lald 1o1 twelve and the decorations and ap-
polntments were in pink and white Later in
the afternoon Miss Caroline Baily enter,
tanned fifteen Of Miss Skies friends at Il
i1nllnpie bee. The affair was very informal
and the young women brought their needle
work Tor social hour together. Carnations
We're the only flowers used.
Mrs. Eli King and Mrs. T. W. Russell gave
card party this afternoon at the home Of
MRS. King on Twenty sixth street. Mrs.
King and Mrs. Russell also entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon.
MRS. w. 0. Fryberger gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Miss Mar
garet Re1d. bride of next week. Covers
were laid for twenty -four and the guests pro-
crossed from small tables scattered through
the rooms to the brides oval table in the
dining-roon1, until all had had an opportunity
to chat with her. The decorations were in
green and white and over the brides table
large balls Of white hyacintbs and asparagus
fern was suspended by feathery green
rope. Vases of hyacinths and green We're ar
ranged on the small tables and about the
rooms, while the draperies were profusely
sprlnkled with red hearts. The tiny bon-bon
dishes at each plate were also hearts.
Before rising from the table the guest of
honor was caught in a unique shower, in fact
a flood, of advice for the ordering OF her
future life. Each guest read her contribution
and several were very clever. Later all the
contributions, copied into thick volume
with cover handsomely decorated in water
colors by Miss Kruger, were presented to
the bride for preservation and future refer
ence In time Of need.
The hostess was assisted by Misses Helen
Fryberger, Maud Johnson and Helen Col
clazer. During the afternoon Miss Fryberger
sang several songs.
Last evening Mrs. D. X. Murphy of 2921
Park avenue gave a family dinner party for
Miss Reid, at which covers were laid for
twelve. $50
This evening Mrs G.. D. Smith of 2210
Colfax avenue S, will entertain informally
for the bride-elect On Monday evening a
family dinner for Miss Reid and Mr.. Cole
man will be given by Mrs. Goldsmith of st.
Paul. Mr.. Coleman's daughter.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Plummer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Plum
mer, and Arthur L. Helliwell, will take place
Monday, Feb. TO- r.;
Miss Florence Kierce and Bert Chandler
will be married Wednesday, Jan. ., at the
home OF the brides father, 121 Tenth avenue
NE.
Mrs. William Marsh Kenyon OF 40 Ninth
avenue Sc has issued cards for reception
Friday afternoon, Jan. "a, in honor Of Mrs.
Walter S. Mclaughlin.
A dancing party will be given by Delta
Delta Delta fraternity Tuesday evening, Feb
H. in the Holmes Hotel
d. M. Chute gave a dinner of twelve covers
last evening at the Minneapolis Club for
Miss Louise Eustis and John F. Whallon.
Wednesday evening Mr. Whallon gave a din
ner at the Minikahda Club. Jacquemnot
roses and ferns were in the center of the
table and covers were laid for six.
| Tuesday evening H. W., Young, who will
be Mr. Whallons best man. will give din
ner OF twenty-oneS covers, entertaining the
| men of the bridal party and a few friends.
A dinner will also be given at the club Sat
! urday evening for Miss Eustis and Mr.. Whal-
| Ion.
|
tanned informally yesterday afternoon for
Miss Minnie Bell of London, who is her
guest Carnations and roses frightened the
rooms.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs T. l..
Larimore of .26 w Lake street entertained for
Dr. Mitter. The decorations were American
Beauty roses, carnations and palms. A short
musical program was given. Mrs. G. Red
rnond assist ed Mrs IarimOre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence held a fam
| lily reunion Wednesday at their home, 1421
Sixth street NE. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
| were married in Germany fifty years ago and
will celebrate their golden wedding in April.
They came to America year after their mar
| rage and have lived in Minneapolis for thir-
ty-fve years. They have eight children and
twenty-one grandchildren, all of whom were
| present Wednesday,. The four daughters are
Mines p. X. Kierce E. F. Sahler, j. 0. Mo-
| han and ]. w. Mansfield, and the sons are
Joseph, John, Michael and Patrick Lawrence.
| Mr., and Mrs. Edward A. Tapping of 1715
Vine place gave dinner Tuesday evening for
Mr.. Tapping's class OF young men from the
First Baptist church. Covers were laid for
| sixteen. At the close of the dinner Fred Bur
well, in behalf of the class, presented to Mr..
| Tapping a large picture Of the Madonna. ele-
gantly framed.
Mrs. ], G. Berry Of Linden Hills gave din
ner Tuesday evening for Miss Jennie NJ. Rut-
ner of Breckenridge, who is her guest Gov
ers were laid for twelve
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ten Voorde entertained
| at a Dutch supper Sunday evening at their
| home on Eighth street Sc. Covers were laid
for ten and the favors were small STEMS
The rooms were decorated in white and green
! and the centerpiece for the table was OF
| fragrant narcissus blossoms and smilax.
| Miss Agnes Devery and H. J. Dugan were
married in the Church OF the Ascension
Wednesday morning. The "Lohengrin" bril-
dal chorus was played by Miss Beck and Miss
Katherine Hamlin sang a solo during the
service. The bride wore gray crepe de chine
| with trimmings of pink silk. A reception was
given after the service at the home OF the
brides parents, 1903 Second avenue N. Mr..
and Mrs. Dugan will be at home at 1918 Lyn-
dale avenue N after Feb. 1.
| A wedding of interest to many Minneapolis
! friends was solcn nized at Nelson, B. O., Dec.
| 26, when Miss Addie G. Bauman of Mtnno-
apolis and I. g. Nelson, who left Mime
apolis few years ago to take charge OF
mining interests in British Columbia, were
| married at the home Of the hridesroom's
mother.