The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-01

| The marriage Of Miss Harriet A..
|.Dorsett and Clyde III. Crockett was
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Dorsett, on Spring
street NE. The decorations were in
the holiday colors, red and green. and
the rooms were bowers of holly and
ground pine. Mr.. shibley played the
Delta Delta Delta girls, in white
gowns, stretched the white satin rib
bons to form an aisle for the bride.
Miss Grace Fisk, the maid of honor,
was also in white and carried red
roses. The brides gown was Of white
and her flowers were bride roses. Carl
Dorsett was best man and the service
was read by Rev. S. E.! Shull in the
presence Of fifty guests. An informal
reception followed. Mr.. Crockett and
his bride will leave this evening for
Colorado, where they will be at home
In Albert after Jan. 1. Mrs. Crock
| ett's travelling gown is of blue with a
/ hat to match.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Freda
| Stamm entertained at her home in
st. Paul for the bride. 1t was a but
terfiy party and during the afternoon
MISS MISS Dorset set was given parcel
women Of the active chapter Of Delta
Delta Delta and those who went over
from Minneapolis were Misses Dor
sett, Stene, Gould, Stevens, Eaton,
Craig, Johnson, Mayo and Palmer.
Mrs. George M. Gillette gave a pret-
t1ly appointed luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Tenth avenue Sc.
Covers were laid for fourteen and pink
roses formed the centerpiece. The
name cards were decorated with
dainty heads in water color. To-mor-
row afternoon Mrs. Gillette has invited
a group of women for cards.
O.. G. Torrance left last evening for
Los Angeles, Cal. The marriage OF
Miss Suzanne B. White and Mr.. Tor
rance will take place Monday, Dec.
his bride will come to Minneapolis the
first of the year to make their home
Miss White formerly lived in Mime
apolls and she has many friends to
welcome her return.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. r. H. Pat
terson will give a tea at her home on
Blalsdel avenue for Miss Pauline
Coggeshall, whose engagement to
Earle B. Savage was announced Satur.
day.
Mrs. Jennie De Wolf Catherwood
entertained about fifty musical friends
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
alexander Hollaender Fahnstock, a
recent and valuable acquisition in
musical circles and of Mrs. Carlo
Fischer, who leaves soon for Cincin.
natl to join Mr.. Fischer, who has gone
there to play with the symp phony Or
chestra under Frank Vender Stuecken
The house was prettily decorated
with festoons of southern smilax, lii
up with red carnations and roses. The
arch of the bow window with its GLOSSY
greenery formed a pretty frame fol
the musicians and Mrs. Fischer durine
the program.
The cultivated sympathies Of the
audience inspired the performers anc
the program had a charm beyond
mere excellence. Mrs. Fahnstock
who is musician Of unusual ability
and training, is sister Of Alexis Hol
laender of the Berlin conservator,
and played his "Menuett D minor t
open the program. Her other mum
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81, No. o. "Berceuse op. 81" ''Noc
tourne, Op. 4s, No. l." Chopin; am
''Gondoliera,'' List. Mrs Fahnstoc]
played with fine intelligence AM
warmth of feeling and aroused muc1
enthusiasm.
Mrs. Fischer read cutting from
Guido Ferrant' and Kipling's "Bal
lad of the East and West" with fin
dramatic effect and feeling. Mrs
Catherwood sang exquisitely a grou
of French songs and another by Liz
lehman, the numbers being Some
d'Amour,' Thome; LIE Soir," Thomas
: .The Rose and 1.-THE Fowler
Russian tea was served after tn
program. Assisting in the rooms wer
: Mines. w. S. Marshall, Vincent Elber
and w. B. Grosskopf.
The bridal dinner for Miss France
/: Humphrey and Lester G. McCo,
& whose marriage will take place tc
y morrow evening, was given last ever
ing by DR.. and Mrs. Otis M. Humpt
rey at their home on First avenue
Pink roses and pink shaded light
made the table pretty. Covers wer
& laid for twelve and the guests include
Miss Helen Mccoy and Russell B. M
Coy of, Clinton, Iowa. Miss McCo
will be the maid of honor and Mr.. M
Coy will act as his brothers be-
man. Miss Humphrey gave her mai6
5s pretty brooches and the men receive
scarf pins from the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere Vel
gave theater party at the Metre
: politan last evening for Miss Alit
e Keator of Rock Island, ILL.,, the que
: of Mrs. G. C.. Webber. The otht
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Webbe
l.. Mrs. Charles Cranston Bovey, Mr.. ar
in Mrs. Frank Blakeley, Miss Wilso
he Miss Keator, a. T. Rand, d. M. Chu
a. and Walter Burt.