The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-22
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FOR MISS BUGBEE.
Affairs in Her Honor, as an 0cto-
Der Bride, to Be
Given.
Dancing Party to Be Given Friday
Evening for Miss Myrtle
Stratton.

3 Miss Louise Bugbee, an October bride,
will be the guest of honor at a number
of informal affairs. Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Robert e. McGregor Of 1408 Spruce
place will entertain for her The following
Thursday Mrs. Frank c.. Hale Of 900
Franklin avenue will give a shower and
on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 3, Mrs. Will
liam l. Cook of 129 e Eighteenth street
will have a thimble bee. Miss Bugbee
will have as her maid of honor Miss
Frances Ball and Mr.. Moulton has asked
Allan Harrison Morris to act as his best
man.
Invitations have been issued by the
Misses Mabel Thompson and Lavinia San
born for a dancing party which will be
given Friday evening for Miss Myrtle
Stratton.
university. students will be given this eve
nings In Olivet Baptist church. Fourth
street and Thirteenth avenue Sc, by the
Y. P. S. G. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas N. Romer an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
Susie Theresa, to Franklin Myers. The
marriage will take place Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stremel enter
tanned 100 guests at dancing party last
evening in the Phoenix club In honor Of
the tenth anniversary Of their marriage.
Green and white lanterns were hung in the
ballroom and banks of palms were ar
ranged In the parlors. A string Of ten
tin bells hung in the doorway. Mr. and
Mrs. Stremel were assisted in receiving
by Messrs. and Mines. Richard Stremel
and J. w. Dreger. A string orchestra
furnished an Informal program of twelve
numbers after which supper was served.
Marguerites and red roses were the table
Mr. Cfyop al yoY.a
the recipients Of many amusing gifts.
Miss Grace Woodman entertained at
dinner last evening in st. Paul for her
cousin, Miss Grace Myers, and Horace
Tracy, whose engagement was recently
announced The diningroom was hung
with white and green bunting and white
and red carnations were in the center Of
the table. Satin ribbons fell from the
chandelier and were caught in the tulle
at either end of the table, while green
tapers in silver .candelabra furnished light.
American Beauty roses were tied to Miss
Myers chair with broad white, satin rib
bons and white carnations were at Mr..
Tracy's place. Covers were laid for twen-
ty and after dinner there was dancing
A string orchestra played an informal pro-
gram. The ballroom was decorated with
bunting, palms and white carnations.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. -Hor-
ace Merwell of Winona, Walter B. Thorp
and H. Hay Of New York. and Miss Flor
ence Myers of Chicago. They will remain
in the city until October and they will
return from the marriage Of Miss Myers
and Mr.. Tracy. Tomorrow evening Mr..
and Mrs. p Myers will entertain in St.
Paul for their daughter and Mr.. Tracy.
Miss Bertha Hudson gave a luncheon OF
twelve covers yesterday at Donaldson's
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ferns with red tapers was in the center
of the table and red bands fell from the
chandelier and were caught with bows on
the table. Luncheon was served in the
Dutch room.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight M.
Baldwin. Jr., celebrated the fourteenth
anniversary Of their marriage by enter
| tanning a group of friends at cards. The
rooms were attractive with roses and
ferns. Progressive euchre was played at
eight tables. Mrs. D. M. Baldwin of
Red Wing and Mrs. Sheehan assisted in
receiving.
It is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey
Frink and not Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Frink
who will give a dancing party Tuesday
evening, Sept. 20, in Mrs. Mobiles hall to
mark the sixth anniversary of their mar
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane Of Four
teenth avenue Sc were pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening. in honor Of their
twentieth wedding anniversary Cards
and dancing were the amusements Mr.
and Mrs. Lane were the recipients Of a
beautiful set Of china. Those who assisted
the hostess We're Mrs. E. Clayton and Mrs
Fannie Barrows.