The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-08
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BRIDAL PARTY TEA
Members Of the Bell elfnger
" Party Are Entertained by
Miss Engenia Wilson. E s
A Supper Given Last Evening by
Miss Kelly-Two Dinners .
Saturday Evening.

Miss Eugenia Wilson of Hawthorn ave
nue. gave an Informal tea this afternoon
for Miss Louise Heffelfnger and James +.
Bell The guests were the members Of
the bridal party, with but just few other.
friends. Mrs. Louis B. Newell, Miss Ber-.
nadette Kelly, Miss Archibald and Miss
Northup were the, assisting women. The
hours were from 1880 until 6 O'clock.
Last evening Miss Kelly had the men,
bers of the bridal party for supper; at her
home, and Saturday evening there We're
two dinners. Miss Heffelf1nger and a
group of her girl friends had a dinner. at
the Mnikahda Club, and Mr.. Bell and his
friends were at the Minneapolis Club
Covers were laid for twenty six. at the
bachelor girls affair and the decorations
and appointments were in red. American
Beauty roses and ferns declled the table
for the men and covers were laid for twen-
ty-flve. ."-
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson entertained
very informally at luncheon this after
noon, at. her home on, Groveland avenue,
for Miss Evelyn Douglas. Covers We're
laid for six and the guests were just q
few Of Miss Douglas friends. s.y> 81
About fifty guests have been invited to
the marriage of Miss Douglas and Neale
Murray of Kentucky, which will take
place at the West Hotel Wednesday eve
ming, Dec. II. Miss Marion Douglas will
be her sisters only attendant. Mr.. Muir
ray will take his bride to Bowling Green,
KY, to reside. III -, = : - , -
Miss Charlotte Rust, who will be one of
Miss Louise Heffelfinger's bridesmaids,
was school friend of Mrs. Edgar T.. Han
son when they were at Ogontz, and last
week Mrs Hanson gave a chocolaterie in
her honor. The. decorations were in red
and the hours were from 1890 to 1890
o'clock. The assisting" women were
Mines. James S. Bell, O.. C. Wyman, A. H.
Linton, Douglas Mckay, Barring Gould
and Hodgeman. There were about fifty
guests. =. ~ -.
A pleasant feature Of the holidays will
which will be given in Plymouth church
Friday, Dec. rs. There will be the usual
social affairs for the members Of the club,
q tea in the afternoon and dance after
the program. The men will come in a
special car and there will be sixty Of them.
1t is several years since the Yale men gave
q concert in Minneapolis and they are
sure to receive cordial welcome. -
Cadwallader Washburn has painted the
scenery for tho pretty affair which will
be given in the Partridge ballroom Sat-
urday, afternoon and evening, when Ste
venson's Child Garden sofssVerse" will be
presented for the benefit of the EMinne-
apolis kindergarten association. :. The lit-s
tie drama viii Introduce some very tune
full songs set to music by John Parsons
Beach and sung by a group Of pretty chill
dren. : The affair is in two. scenes and
in the intermission Miss Stella Louise
Wood will give a talk on Stevenson and
his love- for children. = -. 49, .
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Mrs. M w. Wiliett viii give studio
teas at her home, .515 Fifteenth avenue
Sc, "Wednesday and Thursday of this week
and on the same days next week. -
The Aberdeen Social, club, named, as. it's
sponsors say, for the best town in the
Dakotas, was organized Saturday night at
the hall, 721 GHennepin avenue. George
w. Jenkins was elected president ;sDougS
las Webster and DR.. o. M Huestis, vice
presidents; Mrs: j. H. Davis, &secretary;
Mrs. Hattie r. Gilmore, treasurer.
A social and reminiscent evening was
spent by the 200 or more former residents
Of Aberdeen, S. D., who came from all
sections of the city and from st. Paul,
Excelsior and Merriam Park. Many had
not met for a year or more and the ex-
change Of greetings was of the heartiest
sort. The old times were relived and the
praises Of Aberdeen Justify sung by the
|ex-Dakotans. The organization is, to be
permanent; the intention being to hold
reunions every six months, and no invi-
tations are to be issued. Any person who
formerly lived in the hub city, is eligi-
BILE to membership in the club. - -
Mr.. Jenkins was master Of ceremonies
and presided over we'll presented pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music.
Those who took part were the Misses
Lilley Shields, Mabel Lee, Margaret Gil
NOR, Brainard Huestis and little Miss
BERTHE, Mrs. R. N. Parks, Walter Huestis
and Sydney H. Morse. Refreshmen
were then served by the young people.
| Besides those who attended, there are
several scores Of former residents, of sAber-
decn now Lying in Minneapolis, who were
unavoidably detained from the reunion.
A roll was made up and an effort will be
made to. secure even a larger attendance
lat the next meeting. .-. y, i ,,
A pleasant surprise was given Tuesday
for Mr.. and Mrs. O.. w. Brown, 3013 Park
avenue, to celebrate their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary. A set of l1and-painted
china was brought by the guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown received their guests
alone and the Misses Brown assisted about
the rooms, which were decorated with red
and white roses and ferns. Among the
guests were Miss Hanson, Montevideo; r.
| Mason, Mile Lacs and Mr.. and Mrs: H. L.
Gorder,, St. Paul. - IA. =. ......, 4, -
! - PERsoNAL-AND SOCIAL s...zs..
| j. A.. Rush has gone to New York. - +
| Mrs. Joseph Rosbacl1 is home from Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Mcknight are home from a
! visit in Hannibal, Mo. - ... sE's3g1
| Miss Archibald of Northfeld: is the guest Of
Mrs. Louis B. Newell Of Blaisdell avenue. .-&1
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Plant are OccuDyjng,