The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-19

A pretty affair of the afternoon was
the luncheon which Mrs. M. w. Saw
age gave at her home on Portland
avenue for Miss Pauline Coggeshall,
whose marriage to Erie Savage will
be an interesting event of the month.
Mrs. Savage had chosen pink as the
color scheme for the luncheon and
basket OF carnations encircled with,
pink tapers was in the center Of each
OF the two round tables. A great
cluster of Chatnay roses marked the
place for the bride. The name cards
were illustrative of the different events
attendant on a wedding and repre-
Sented the BRIDE the maid Of honor,
the best man, the bridal couple at the
altar and other wedding scenes. Cow
ers We're laid for twenty and the guests
were Miss Coggeshall, Gertrude Bal
lard, Eva Blaisdell, Boefferding, Ma
bel Stevenson. Grace -Stilwell, Vera
Bean, Kate Buchanan, Agnes Haynes,
Bess Healey, Laura Robb, Caroline
Salisbury, Eloise Smith, Grace Grygla,
Marjorie Cole. Virginia de Hass and
SaSah Heine, ST Paul. and Mrs. Her
man Wehmann.
Mr.. Savage is expected from Toronto
Monday, when the arrangements for
the wedding will be completed. -
The young people who are home
from school and college will have the
jolliest time the next two weeks, as
any number Of affairs have been ar
ranged for their pleasure. There is a
dancing party every evening but
Christmas eve and Christmas night,
which are reserved for family pleas
ures, and there will be cotillions and
dances and matinee parties with out
end. Among those who will entertain
for the young people are Mines. w. S.
Donaldson, E.. A. Merrill, A. M. Fish,
John Mcmillan, F. w. Forman, s. G..
Tooker, G. G. Goodrich, e. J. West
lake. Thomas Shev1in and Eugene
Paige. -
| The debutantes will not be entirely
! ignored and among the holiday affairs
which are especially for their pleasure
| are the supper and dance which Mrs.
| O. G. Wyman will give and the affair
| at which Mrs. w. l.. Bassett will be
hostess and of course they will be
honor guests at the Cotillion club
| party. The ball to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Washburn is for the
young people as well as their parents
and has been holiday feature at Fair
| Oaks for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Pillsbury
gave a dinner of fourteen covers Tast
evening at their home on Stevens ave
] nue. for Mr.: and Mrs.!?IIenry Fl. H.gChris+
| tian. American Beauty roses and vio-
|
ton. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C. Gale OF
Fifth street Sc will give a dinner this
evening for Mr.. Christian and his
bride.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Loring gave a dinner of fourteen
covers at their home on Clifton avenue
,. c.. S. Brown and r. S. Brown enter.
tanned a group of the younger people
at dinner last evening at their home
on Park avenue in honor of theil
cousin. Miss Wilson of San Francisco
a holiday guest Of Mrs.. Henry I,
Brown. Covers were laid for twelve
| H. G. Burton and family are home
I from. Boston where they attended the
wedding of Mr.. Burton's niece, Miss
Ethel Miller Burton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Burton ~anG
Franklin James Burnham, which took
place Tuesday in the Second church
in Boston. The bride has visited hel
cousins a number of summers and has
many Minneapolis friends who viii
be interested in her wedding. Ware
Burton was one of the six ushers anC
Miss Ariel Burton was maid of honor
There were six bridesmaids and al
/ Of the maids Wore pretty. gowns, q
| "Ille clllllOIl lie DIluc, WHO Is {
tall. graceful blonde, was in white
satin with chiffon trimming. The
service was followed by a large fecep
ton at the Somerset and the brida
couple left for a wedding trip and the!
will be at home at the Somerset #tl1i
winter. Among the gifts was afhoust
and lot in Brookline from the Bride
father. The. bridegroom is CONNECTED
with the Bay State1road and is a mem
Der of General .Whitney's staff Of tn
Second brigade. ~ es -
Mr.: and Mrs, Charles M. Harrington
are hoping to be, in their new; hous
for Christmas Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Har
rington were sadly disappointed tha
they could not give the coming. ou
party for their daughter. Miss Laur
Harrington, in the new home; bu
they are planning a very large an,