The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-01

their home on Third avenue S for Miss
Shattuck,. who is the guest of Miss Mar
garet Welles. About 100 cards were is
sued. and the guests included the men
and women Of the younger set. Holly in
profusion was arranged through the
rooms and red tapers twinkled among the
green. The same colors, red and green,
were in the dining room, where red
tapers in brass .candelebra were in the
center of the table. The assisting young
women were Misses Mcdonald, Mar
guerite Gray, Fannie Heffelf1nger. Alice
Smith, Janet Gilfillan. Margaret Well.es,
Florence Welles,: Harriet Wagner, Bertha
Hudson and Mrs. Albert w. Strong. The
hours were from 4 until 6 o'clock.
The alumnae chapter Of zeta Beta Psi
are receiving this afternoon from until
o'clock at the home Of Miss Katherine
Norton on Girard avenue s. The hostesses
Howe. Bessie. Knowles, Alice Bracket,
Fanny Cosgrove, Ruby N1offatt, Gertrude
McIvor and Helen Hiliker. Holly and
greens furnished an attractive decoration
through the rooms Frappe and waters
are served in green nook. The affait
is very informal and will be followed this
evening by the fraternity party at the
home Of Miss Ann LELAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Smell celebrated the
| twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
rage to-day at their home, 4O3 Dewey
avenue, Merriam Park, and this evening
they will entertain, about seventy five
guests in honor Of the event. The rooms
will be decorated, with holly and greens
and pink carnations will be on the table
in the dining-roon1. The guests will in
clude "a group of friends from the Olive
Congregational church at the park ant
from St. Paul and Minneapolis. F'rapp'
will be served by Misses Ella May Smell
and Louise Cot1non. Mrs Behrens
Misses Edith Smell. Julia Brown, Louis,
Clarke and Irene Patterson will assist i,
the dining room and little Ruth Smell AM
Grace Brown will act as ushers.
The Minikahda CLUB was a rallying plac
for the members to-day and the club over
flowed with holiday cheer. There wa
music from 2 until 6 o'clock and the fin
weather tempted many Of the member
to drive out for the buffet luncheon which
was served during the afternoon. A puncl
bowl was arranged on the table before tn
fire place. This evening there will b
dancing from until 10 o'clock.
Mines. G.. P. Tunell, Frank Myer, E. "A
Thayer and Miss Ayres received from
until o'clock this afternoon at the llom
Of Mrs. Tunell on Portland avenue. TIL
rooms were bright with holly and ever
greens. The hostesses were assisted b
Misses Bessie Mccall, Gall Merritt, Hele
IIallowell and Mrs. NJ I. Robb.
The chapel at the Soldiers home wa
thronged with guests last evening to at
tend the marriage. Of Miss Marguerite
Gould Compton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Compton, and Adolph o. Eliaso1
of Montevideo. The chapel was deco
rated with palms and eyergreens an,
. ponsetta blossoms blazed among tn
green. while the pillars were wreathe,
with green's. The usllefs were George i
Johnston. DR.. L.. Nicholson. st. Peter; D1
= Bertram Meyer, Lockport. N 4, and VIII
liam Compton, and as the $50 guests ar
rived. Miss Hopes Ladies orchestr
played a program which glided into tn
"Lotengrin' march as the bridal part
entered. Miss Luck of ST. Paul was mai
Of honor. and Miss WAND, ST.. Paul; Mis-
Boyd, Chicago; Miss Eliasor, Montevidec
and Miss McKusick. Minneapolis. brides
maids. and they were all In white nous
seine de sole gowns and they carrie