The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-03

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They received in the north wing, which
was hung in white, with g.. frieze Of red,
which was most effective against the
hedges of green. The lanterns were in
red and white and the room glowed with
soft color. The rugs repeated the note
Of red and wicker divans and chairs COM
bined to make handsome reception room.
The drillroom was used as a supper room
and the university colors were chosen for
its adornment. The maroon and gold was
found in the hangings on the wall and in
the lanterns beneath which the small Ia
bles were placed. NJ
A promenade concert was played as the
guests arrived, and throngs began to gath
er In the balcony to enjoy the music and
watch the brilliant scene below. The
young people with their happy faces, the
dignified patronesses in their handsome
gowns, and the dainty, fluffy gowns Of
the girls, with their profusion of bou-
DUETS, roses of every color, huge lunches
| of them, made an ever-changtng picture.
fascinating to behold. The dance programs
were Of leather burnt with a conventional
design and tinted green. Twenty num-
bers with six supper extras were danced.
! Supper was served In three sections, and
the committee had4wisely planned to avoid
| the confusion which usually characterizes
the supper room at a large ball.
! The members of the different commit
1tees-Claude l.. Haney, chairman; F. A.
Purdy, Allan r. Brown, Seaveys M. BAL
LEY, ). B.sLadd,s Robert w. Putnam, NAL
colin A., MacLean;, Stanley S. Kilbourne,
| John A. Layne, 5sP.s D. Mcmillan. Jr.; Miss
Grace LayaVea, Miss Cleora G. Wheeler,
II. v. Williams, Henry s.. Ives, T. A. Ved-
Hey and r. T. Johnson1looked after the
pleasure Of the guests: -
/ Mrs j. E. Galehousa and Mrs. II. H
I Weeks will give a large card party Thurs
day afternoon, June II, at 2010 Nineteenth
i avenue NE. ~, S.
At the marriage Of Miss Mande. Orth
and Paul Raymond Robb, which will take
+ place next Wednesday evening, Miss Alice
! .Bofferding will be the maid OF honor, and
Miss Laura Robb the bridesmaid. DR.. s..
1 M. Alther will act as best man and the
ushers will be Walter Robb, James Robb,
Walter Humiston and Paul Smith.
Friday afternoon Mrs. George e. Hays,
!. of Bryant avenue s, will give a thimble
bee for Miss Orth, and on Saturday after
/. noon Miss Laura Robb will give a tea from
until O. clock at her home on Chicago
avenue. DR.. Alther will entertain the men
at a dinner and son Tuesday Miss Boffer-
ding will give the bridal dinner.
/, Friday Mrs. C. F.. Fortner will give a
linen shower for Miss Maybelle Darling.
4 whose marriage will take place next week.
. Saturday Mrs George w. Bester will give
a luncheon atFLake Minnetonka.
, Yesterday afternoon Miss Darling was
the guest of honor at an tea given by
Mrs. Charles M.NParmalee, Of Park boule-
4 ward. Roses, carnations and wild flowers
!, made the rooms attractive Mines: p. q.
Clifford, John A. Smith and Miss Alice
1 Darling assisted thru the rooms and
Mines. Frank Meade and John Mcknight
in the dining room.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rees announce the
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