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That Of Miss Hohb and Mr.. sculbert
Will Take Place Tuesday
Morning.
Miss Dora ST. Cyr. and George s.
Draper Will Be Married
Next Wednesday.

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rhe marriage sof Miss Jennie Luella
Houle and William Edward Culbert of
ing in st, Stephens church. In. the even
Ing large reception will be given at the
home of the brides parents on. Grand
Tuesday evening Miss Mae Courtney
gave a linen shower for Miss Houle and
Sunday evening Miss Edna Baltic will en-
tertain at a supper. vi
The wedding of Miss Dora st. Cyr and
George s. Draper Is. announced, to take
place Wednesday evening in Calvary Bap-
tist,s church. Miss Mary Boffenmyer en-
shower fors thess bride and next Tuesday
Miss Edith Winger will give a linen
shower. So L .43tS
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Tell have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Mary, to Bernard Dorr. The wedding
will take place Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock in st. Stephens church.
Tomorrow evening Miss Ora Peake Of
Portland avenueswiI entertain at a heart
party for Miss Anna Norris.
Mrs. Frederick Van Dusen of Vine place
gave a: luncheon OF twelve covers this aft
ernoon. Mrs. Van Dusen will give series
Eof luncheons, entertaining every Friday
thru October. s
Miss Francis Oryis, a,.@bride of next
week, was the guest of honor at an in
formal book shower which was given this
afternoon by Mrs w. C...Foster at her
home on Fourteenth street. About
| twelve young women were present and the
III M int ta we in
pink Each guest was presented with a
long stemmed rose as a favor. 2:
Mrs. S. w. Rankin of Laurel avenue en-
tertained a small group Of friends at lunch
| con this afternoon. after luncheon whist
was played.
Mrs. e: H. Wood ofsFirst avenue en-
tertained yesterday at cards In honor of
Mrs. E. E. Barnidge Of Tower, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Brokaw.
Autumn foliage and flowers furnished a
brilliant decoration thru the rooms. THE
prizes Of hand-painted china were won
of st. Paul. Mrs. e Barnidge will visit
Mrs. Wood before. she. returns to Tower.
| Rev. William Wallaee, missionary from
northern Mexico, the guest Of honor
| at a luncheon which was given yester-
day in the blue room of the Commercial
club. The other guests were John FAIRIES,
Rev. Dr. Marshall, Rev: John E. uBshnell,
EGeneral Ell Torrance James Gray, p. v.
Collins, Joseph r. Kingrnan, Thomas F.
wallace, James G5sWallace and Douglas
A. Fiske. ia
Mr. and Mrs. p. myers entertained at
dinner in st. Paul Wednesday evening" for
| their daughter Grace and Horace Tracy
hoo haS
been announced. The rooms were dec
Grated with Sr3alfnas and hung with sgreen
bunting. The dinfng-room Ewas In white
and green, with white carnations for the
SEcenterpiece, and tapersssin silver candle
sticks. Smilax fell. from the chandeHe1
! to the corners ufxthe table. Pink carna:
lions were tied to Miss Myers chair with
broad satin ribbons, and a cluster of white
carnations marked Mf. lTracy's3 place. Coy:
ers were laid for thirty and after dinner
there-~wa dancing. sA string orchestrs
played. Among the guests were Mr.: ane
Mrs. E. J.. Myers Miss Florence Myers
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Tracy Of Chicago ant
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Murwell of Winona
Mrs. Allan LeBush entertained ten Of
her friends at luncheon Wednesday. The
| guest Of honor was Mrs. Martha Wells
of Minneapolis, who has just returned
/ from trip abroad.
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Beatrice
Conroy and Roy Barrtette Gedney, took
place at the home Of the brides father
Wednesday, Miss Matte Gedney was
maid Of honor aaid1!tWillis Heinz was best
man.. The bride wore white wolfe over
taffeta. Mr.. Gedney and his bride viii
be at home at 1S1 Twenty sixth street. :.
A quiet wedding was solemnfze6
Wednesday evening at the home of the
i officiating minister, Rev. T.. F. Allen
when Miss Margaret A. MacEachern so1
winnipeg, Man, and Arthur E. Winperiz
were married. Mr.. and Mrs. Winperiz
will make their. home in .Minneap polls.
Miss Mabel Nice Council of Seattle, Wash.
and Alfred II. Bond were married
! Wednesday evening in the parlors Of the
First Presbyterian church: Rev. A. B
Marshall read the service: Mr.. and Mrs
Bond will be at home at 1906 Hennepir
7 avenue. -
1 Wednesday evening Miss Elizabetl
Quinlan Of Hawthorn avenue entertained
!. fifty guests. American Beauty roses will
4 autumn leaves made the room beautiful
land candles. in gsilyer candlesticks wer
7 placed on the tables and mantel. Mis-
4 Anna Quinlan assisted her sister. Read
ings by Miss. Evelyn Fenton and must
i was followed by refreshments. TIL
guests were the. young men and wonel
Of the Young Quinlan company
i 1850 5.7-- Personal and Social. 81
i Mrs Robert G. Chisholm is at the. Holme
Ihotel for the winterSs ~ s.
II. Lee B. Byard assleft for the east, where h
4 will enter Harvard college. -
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King, are in Boston
s where they Accommodated their son. Lyndon King