The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-10
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0I41OSASAI:NNl1A StN,'aa-Is.
The marriage of Miss. Louise Heffel-,;
finger, daughter of Mr. and MRS. Charles
B.. Heffelf1nger1 and James Ford Bell has
been announced to take place Wednesday
evening, Dec 10, in Westminster church
The wedding of Miss Mary pibble
daughter sof Mrs, Russell Dibble, and
Chaplin Russell Bracket will be one OF
the Interesting events which Will take
place between Christmas and New Year.,
The marriage. of Miss Alice May Flower,
daughter Of Mrs. Allie II. Flower of SIT
Fourth avenue S, and Eugene Bean of
saltwater, will take place Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10.
Mrs George Partridge will give a dan
cling party Friday evening at her home on
Groveland avenue for the active chapters
of the Kappa Kappa Gamma and Chi Psi
fraternites. About ninety invitations
have been issued and the visiting chap
tiers from Madison will be the guests Of
honor.
:: Mrs Arson S. Brooks will give a tea
Wednesday, afternoon from until 5
O'Clock at her home on Eighth street S.
The alumnae of the Alpha Phi fraternity
room of the Akeey residence on Park
avenue. The friends of the fraternity
had been invited and large number Of
guests were present. The ballroom was
decorated in sfthe fraternity's colors, Dor
deaux and silver, and the booths were
heaped with pretty things which the
young women have been busy all fall in
making. The members Of the active
chapter assisted the alumnae members.
Light refreshments were served from
prettily decked tables. The bazaar will
also be held this evening and the proceeds
will be used for the fund for the chapter
house which the fra ternity has planned to
build.
Mrs. J. E. Carpenter Of Bryant avenue S
gave a luncheon Of eight covers this aft
ernoon for Miss Mary Winston, whose
marriage to James T. Thurston will take
place Wednesday afternoon The decora-
lions and appointments were in green and
white. ...
Friday afternoon Mrs..'W. o. Winston
gave luncheon Of twelve covers for Miss
Winston and pink chrysanthemums fur
nished the table decoration. Miss Glover
gave a luncheon on Tuesday afternoon for
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Loring of Clifton
Saturday evening. George A. Bracket
gave an interesting illustrated talk on
Alaska. Alright supper was served.
ChrysanthenaunnsE furnished an attractive
decoration through the rooms.
Mrs. G. A. Rostron of the East Side
gave a luncheon Of twelve covers Saturday
for her sister, Mrs. La Barre Of Lansing,
MINI. Chrysanthemums and ferns car
ried out a color scheme Of pink and white
Mrs. La Barre will return home to-morA
row.
Mrs. w. D. Wilson Of the Arlington en-
tertained Friday evening for Mrs. Harry
Wells. Progressive euchre was played
and the favors were won by Mrs. G. C.
Crane and Fred H. Gilman. Red and
white carnations and palms decked the
rooms. Supper was served from small
tables, Miss Florence Pew assisted Mrs
wilson lin entertaining the twenty-five
guests.
Miss Ethel Gibbs entertained fifty
guests Friday evening at her home on
Beacon street Sc, in honor of her
eighteenth birthday anniversary. An or
chestra played for dancing
The wedding of Miss Susie Fox daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fox of Lowell
Wis, and William P. Harmon Of Minne-
apo!s. took place Wednesday in the
Catholic church in Elba, Wis. The
service was read by Rev. Father Murphy
~ Inc presence OF a large group Of guests
A wedding breakfast followed and tho
bridal couple left on the evening train
Tor a wedding trip. after which thew will
be at, home in Minneapolis
MISS Marion Grace Monroe and Harry
j.. Hale were married Wednesday in
ashland, Wis. Miss Stella Young was
maid OF honor and Fred Gable best man.
Inc service was read by Rev. L. B, Cole
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale will be at home
at 244a Emerson avenue S after Dec. Is.
!. Mrs John Grutsch announces the mar
rage. OF her sister Miss Tressa Lawler.
ana Fred c. Powell of Great Falls, Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell will be at home in
Great Falls after Dec: l.
Sigma Chi fraternity gave an infornoa
smoker Saturday evening in honor n,
Mr.. Yost, coach of the Michigan team AND
Captain Stahl of the Illinois team. botl
Sigma CHS.