The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-08


shire. The hours were from until
6 o'clock and about 200 guests were
present. Assisting thru the rooms
We're Mines. David f. Simpson, w. o.
Winston, Walter Keith, ]. S. Byers,
John Porteous, G. G. Weston, Edward
sewall and M. c. Wymond. A group
of younger women were in the dining
room, Mrs. Arthur Jewett, the Misses
Marguerite and Mary Wells, Sidney
Pattee, Sue Wier and Helen Bur-
bridge. The reception-room was
was the chosen color in the second
room while the dining-room was radi-
ant with red roses and snlilax. Ever
greens and smllax We're used with
charming effect thru all the rooms.
Last evening DR.. and Mrs. Gates
gave dinner of fourteen covers. A
basket OF red roses with big red bow
OH the handle formed the centerpiece.
Mrs. Hilleary Murray, who came
from Massachusetts,, a bride of the fall,
gave her first post-nuptial at home this
afternoon in her apartments in the
Woonsocket. The decorations thru
the rooms were in white and pink.
Mrs. Murray was assisted by Mines.
Perry Harrison and Edwin J.. Kraft
and Mrs. Arthur w. Stevens, Misses
Irene Dean and Ethel Stong were in
1he dlnlng,room: 9;,1 ON This evening Mr.
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those assisting will be Messrs. and
Mines. d. j. Kraft, James f. Kraft and
| Arthur Stevens.
! The marriage of Miss Katherine L..
SeloVer and Sidney r., Mather will
| take. place Saturday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Selover, Ola e Nineteenth
| street. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs.
| William Selover will give a kitchen
shower at her home, go E Seven
teenth street, for the bride.
A wedding of Christmas week will
be that of Miss Mary Wheeler, Plum
daughter Of Mrs. Mary D. Plum, and
Paul Hale Bruske of Detroit Mich.
which will take place at S O'Clock on
| Wednesday, Dec. 23, at the home Of
the brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. B. Hart, 2425 Harriet avenue. Only
a small group of relatives and friends
will be present and the number will
include DR.. Bruske, president of Alma
college, Michigan, and Mrs. Bruske,
the brjdegroom's parents. Miss Flor
! ence Plum will be her sisters maid
| of honor and the bridesmaids will be
Misses Sue Weir and Esther @Bruske
Mr.. Bruske is on the editorial staff Of
the Detroit Tribune and will take his
bride to Detroit to reside.
Mrs. w. M. Savage will give a
luncheon Saturday, Dec. 10, for Miss
Pauline Coggshall. 1t will be a foot
| ball luncheon and the guests will be a
group of Miss CoggshalIs girl friends.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Washburn will give their annual
reception to the members and friends
of the Church of the Redeemer, at
their residence, Fair Oaks. These
gatherings have always been the most
delightful feature in the social life Of
! the church, and a general invitation is
! extended to the congregation and
! friends.
The date for the junior ball at the
university has been set for Friday
evening, Jan. 20.
The senior class of the East high
school will give a dancing party in the
Phoenix clubrooms Friday evening,
Dec. Is. A group of the teachers
will chaperone the young people and
some Of the Central high school young
| people will be present. Miss Lillian
McMullen, Miss Marguerite Morgan
Alden Tyler, Earle Wyman and
Maurice Salisbury are making the ar
rangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury
and John S. Pillsbury gave dinner
last evening at their home on Stevens
avenue in honor Of the debutantes and
an equal number of men. Pink roses
formed the centerpiece and were al
each cover. There were 16 at table.
The Danzie club is new Organiza
ton which had it's first meeting yes
terday with Mrs. A. H. Policy on Cal.
houn boulevard. 1t has membership
of twelve women who will meet fort
4 preceded by a luncheon. Yesterday af
ternoon Mrs. Policy had for her table
decorations yellow chrysanthemum:
and yellow taperS in candelabra. The
next meeting will be held Jan. II Will
! Mrs. j. J. Owen 1t the Nicollet hotel.
Mrs. C. e. Dennis was very pleas
antly surprised last evening by tn
members of the session of the Firs
PRESBYTERIAN church, with their wives
the occasion being Mrs. Dennis birth
day anniversary. delightful even
ing was spent and a beautiful frapp
bowl and glasses were left as a happ.
a reminder of the day.
nj Rev. and Mrs. Stuart B. Purves Wer
a pleasantly surprised last evening o
q their home on Fourth avenue Sc b,
h fifty guests, the vestrymen and war
Z Z dens of Holy Trinity Episcopal churcl
: and their wives and some of the par
ishioners, who gathered to celebrat
!, Mrs. Purves' birthday anniversary
s Mrs. Purves was presented with
e beautiful souvenir of the day.
: Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Paulson Q
. 172S Elliott avenue were pleasant
surprised last evening by forty friends
= Mr.. and Mrs. PaulsOn were preSente
\ with a handsome silver tea service.
81 A quiet wedding took place Sunda
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
81 James Pate, 219 Twentieth avenue
when Miss May Adams and Edwar
u Faucet We're married. Rev. J. 5
Montgomery read the service in tn
i presence Of a, small group of guests
81 The bride is well known nurse an
A the bridegroom is a son of Rev. NJ
81 Faucet of the Methodist Episcops
n church in Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. an
81 Mrs. Faucet went to Chicago to Wis
ri the brides sister and on their retur
81 they will be at home in the Buckins
III ham, st. Paul.
es PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
"a DR.. and Mrs. P. s. Calkins left last week f
81 California to spend the winter.
81 Mr. and Mrs Allen Hill will leave shortly f
(8 Savannah, Ga.. to spend the winter.
81 Mr.. and Mrs Mark Fl. Townsend and Mi
IM Vera Townsend at the San Angelo FOR ii
E6s winter
5A Ncollet lodge No A. will give cinch par
kA Wednesday afternoon in A. o. y. W. hall, 9