The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-14

The wedding of Miss Katherine L.
quietly solemnized Saturday evening
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Selover on E
| Nineteenth street. The decorations were
appropriately in the Christmas colors,
red and green, and holly was used in
banked with evergreens and festooned
with garlands Of green held in place
| with hollyred ribbons. Miss Laura
Selover played the ''Lohengrin" bridal
chorus as the bride and her matron
of honor, Mrs. A. William Selover, en-
| tered. Mrs. Selover wore gray silk
crepe over gray and carried great
bunch of holly. The bride was in
sheer white muslin fashioned with
lace and embroidery and carried
American Beauty roses. A. w. Selover
acted as best man and the service was
read by Rev. G. S. Rollins in the pres
ence Of thirty guests.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mather left for a trip
and they will be at home at 1912
Ninth avenue S after Jan. 1. Mrs.
broadcloth with hat and coat to
| match.
Miss Elinor Pabody entertained
small group of young women very in
formally this afternoon at her home
| oll tlI IeeIlLil street MIS-. y. OW-
| Ter Avery of Aitkin, Mimi, was the
| honor guest. Mrs. Avery is spending
a few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Esmond, on Park av-
enue, while DR.. Avery is taking post
graduate work in the Chicago hos
pitfalls.
| Among the December weddings will
be that of Miss Eleanor Lees and
Walter Palmer of Valley City, which
will take place Wednesday,, Dec. so,
at the home of the bride, 1915 Uni
versity avenue Sc. Both Miss Lees
| and Mr.. Palmer are graduates Of the
university and two years ago Mr..
| Palmer received his diploma from the
! dental department..
Saturday afternoon the Misses Nc
Curdy of Seventh street Sc, gave a
parcel shower for the bride and a de-
! 1ightful feature of the affair was
butterfly dance by Miss Winifred
Green. Next Monday Miss Mabel Lees
will give a luncheon for her sister.
Edwin Murray celebrated his birth
day Saturday evening by a dinner to
a number of his friends at 1919 Nicol-
let avenue. There were number of
congratulatory speeches.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.. Wyman will
give buffet supper, followed by
dance, at their home on Park ave-
nue., Saturday evening, Jan. 2, for
their granddaughter, Miss Helen
Partridge.
Miss Mabel Stevenson will enter
| tain Thursday afternoon at her home
on Portland avenue for Miss Pauline
COggeshall.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs Ar
| "a r. YoJoo of
aldsonSs tearooms. Red and white
carnations decked the rooms. The
guests were Messrs. and Mines. James
Sullivan; Louise Sullivan, Mrs. Lee
and Mrs William SCISSOR of st. Joe,
| Mich.
Miss Annabelle McShane, bride
of December, was the guest of honor
ISaturday afternoon at a handkerchief
| shower given by Miss Jean Baille, at
her home on Hennepin avenue. Holly
and greens, with red carnations,
formed holiday decoration thru the
rooms. There were twelve guests,
and in the evening a corresponding
number of young men joined the
young women.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. w. c.
Tubbs entertained twenty-five women
at her home on E Eighteenth street.
| TWenty-siX dolls were dressed during
the afternoon, to be given to Bethany
Home in behalf Of the Sunshine So
ciety. Light refreshments were
| served. " -S..--
Miss Alice Howard entertained
about thirty guests Friday evening in
honor of her two cousins, Miss Mamie
| Howard and Miss Emma EckmaIl,
| who leave for their home in Cokato
tomorrow. Various games were
played and both vocal and instru-
| mental numbers were given. Part
! nerS for supper were obtained by
| matching quotations found in walnut
shells. Those present were Misses
| Howard Eckman, Osterberg, Johnson,
! Olson, Howard, Haley, Larson, Clint
Olson, Bruederly, Crittenden, Borg
| stron1, Nelson; Messrs. Boman, Oster-
| berg, Quist, Peterson, Anderson, Pc
terson, Howard, Johnson, Peterson,
| Erickson, Davis, Peterson and How