The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-04

affair this afternoon at her home on Port
land avenue for Miss Louise Heffelhngar#
and James f.. Bell. 1t was a tea dance
and the fifty guests were hidden from 4
until s 9 clock The rooms SwereS hung
with southern snlilax and lighted with
1nnumerable red tapers. Oriental rugs
and hangings added to the artistic effect.
A string orchestra played an, informal
program OF DANCES Tea was served in
the dining room where a,basket of white
hyacinths and ferns made a dainty center
piece Mrs. Moreton was assisted by the
Misses Heffelfinger, Misses Wagner, Ken
ney. Harrington and Mrs. w. N. Porteous.
who alternated at the tea table and punch
bowl.
The Misses ,Heffeltinger gave a dinner
last evening at their home on Third aye
nue. S in honor of their sister. Miss Louise
Heffeltinger. and Mr.. Bell. The decora-
lions We're all in green and white and g
mound of chrysanthmumss and ferns Was
arranged down the center Of the long
table which was lighted by white shaded
tapers in silver candlebra. White hya-
cinths We're at the young Women's covers
and white violets were for the men. The
names were written in gold on the ribbon
which tied the flowers During the even
ing Miss; Heffelinger and Mr.. Bell pre-
scented the maids and ushers with the
bridal souvenirs. Music was furnished by
an orchestra: Those at table were. Misses
Louise 5Heffef1nger. Nell Hefe1fnger
Charlotte Rust Cleveland: Graham, Pitts
burg; Neidringhaus. ST. Louis; Nina Viii
son., Ida IIeffelhnger. Harriet Wagner,
Fanny IIeffelfnger. Bernadette * Kelly;
Messrs Bell. Carl De Laittre; Robert
Hastings, John Bovey. Preston Dunwoody.
Walter. Hudson, Charles Heffelinger, d.
NJ. Chute Harry Barber and H. M. Car
penter. .. '.s-2s ~, H. r. i. +
Miss Taylor. Erie. Pa, who is to be one
of the bridesmaids, did not arrive until
this morning. - .,:,..,,s r..
Mrs. Helen T. Horton and Mrs. Arthur
Hammond entertained at cards this after
noon at their home on Vine place. POM
setta blossoms furnished a brilliant deco
ration with palms and ferns and the lights
were shaded in red. Six hand euchre was
played at five tables. Mrs L. E. Kelly
assisted in entertaining. 49, '... '-.tt
Mrs. o. G. Wyman will give a luncheon
Of fourteen covers tomorrow afternoon
at her home on Park avenue in honor Of
Mrs. Taggart Of Massachusetts, the
mother of Mrs. J. B. Gilfillan, who is
spending some time with her daughter.
Mrs. j. H. Henderson and Mrs.HA. r.
Walter will entertain informally Thursday
afternoon, Dec. IL, from until o. clock
at their home. 234 Oak Grove street. ! =
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Carpenter OF
Seventh street Sc will give dancing
| party in Mrs. Mobiles hall Thursday even
ing. -. 49,, - : - ,'..a y =.
! Mrs. Stephen Velie of Racine. Wis, is
| the guest of her son. Charles D. Velie, and
number of pretty affairs have been
given in her honor. This evening Mrs. c..
! c.. Weber will lentertain at dinner and
| last evening Mrs. William Brooks gave
| a I,xyo
| party. Mrs, NJ B. .Koon and Mrs. E.. S.
| Elliott have also given dinners for her
Saturday Mrs. r. B. Langdon was hostess
at beautiful luncheon of II covers and
on Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. and; Mrs.
| Charles Velie gave a handsome dinner.
Among the December weddings will be
that Of Miss Ella Blanche Hickox and
| Charles w. Schaub, which will take place
| at the home of the brides parents on w
! Twenty eighth street Wednesday evening
! at o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Eustis
daughter Of Mrs. Emily. s. Eustis of 80;
! Fourth street Sc. and John ,Uecke OF
Seymour. Wis, will take place Tuesday
| evening, Dec 16.
Miss Mabel E: Faulkner will entertain
thirty-fve little. friends Saturday after
noon from until 5 o'clock at her home
| 1888 Bryant avenue S., in honor of her
| tenth birthday anniversary.
! Mrs. w. IL: Grant gave dinner .. last
evening for Miss Ringen of St. oEuis who
is visiting herr sister, Mrs. Charles :: o.
| Krieger, Of st. Paul II
! The marriage of Miss Regina Hoegh and
Professor Charles S. Bell took place last
| evening at the home Of the brides par
! ents, DR.. and Mrs. K. Hoegh, on Second
| avenue S. The arrangements were
charmingly simple and only a small group
Of relatives witnessed the service which
| was read by Rev. H. M. Simmons. The
reception-room was hung with vines and
banked with palms and lighted with tall