The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-23

o'clock in honor of the debutantes.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Bassett gave
luncheon of twelve covers.
The wedding of Miss Lydia Tiffany
! and William Stewart will take place
this evening at o'clock at the home
or the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. M. Tiffany, 513 Eighth avenue Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Merrill enter
tained forty of the school and college
set last. evening at their home on Sec
ond avenue S at a dancing party for
tnelr son Keith. Garlands Of ground
pine ana Wreaths of holly made the
ballroom beautiful and in the draw
lng-room polnsettia blossoms cleaned
christmas tree was pretty center
piece Tor the supper table. Mr.. and
Mrs Merrill received with their sons,
Burdettes and Keith, and assisting
thru the rooms We're Messrs. and
Mines Arthur M Keith, a. E. Martin,
Mrs. *. II. PaSsmores and Miss Probitt
The alumni of the Chi Psi fraternity
gave dancing party last evening at
the lodge ON University avenue Sc.
Holly and smilax formed a holiday
decoration thru the rooms. The guests
included the debutantes and a group
| or young people from st. Paul Messrs.
and Mines Russell H. Folwell, J. c..
Todd and j. G. Cross received the
forty guests.
| The Tuesday Limited Dancing club.
mad Christmas party last evening
4 in johnson hall The women wore
Whlte gowns, festooned with holly and
the mem also had a spray of holly as
! a boutonniere.
Mrs. Eva Macdonald Valesh of,
Washington, D. c., was the guest Of.
honor last evening at a dinner of four
teen covers which was given by the
! newspaper women. Mrs. Valesh is
spending week with her parents in
the city and will return home Satur-
| day. ~. :,
Mrs. Guy H. Nelson, assisted by
Mines. l.. HI. Caswell, w. L. McGhee,
u. M. WeishoOn. and Edward D. Ben
nett entertained forty guests at cards
last evening at the home Of Mrs. Nell
son on Fifth street Sc. The decora-
4 tons We're suggestive of Christmas,
and holly and green's were used The
af1alr was for charity and the; ten
handsome prizes had been donated by
the merchants. The Strollers' Cinch
I club planned the party.
! The wedding of Miss Katherine L.
Mott and James B. Wherrie took place
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Randall.
beautified with holly and green's. There
were no attendants and the brides
gown was Of cream French voile over
white taffeta. The shirred skirt was
finished with folds and the blouse had
a shirred yoke draped with embroi-
dered mousseline de sole. The bride
wore rose; in her hair and carried
bride roses. Rev. William Wilkinson
read the service in the presence of
thlrty-f1ve guests, and a supper fol-
lowed. Mr.. and Mrs. Wherrie will be
at home at 29 Central avenue.
/ A wedding Of tyesterdaYYwas that Of
Miss Emma Irene j: Crozier,f daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. ~ L!:JGrozier Of
Sparta, Wis, and WhlanlffE!s Smith,
Which took place at the home: Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. sB.sFreer, on Second ave.
nue. S. A canopy Of holly and srniIax
had been arranged above the floral,
with holly, thruxthe ropns,ra In, the dialv,
! ing-room the table was crossed With
/ red ribbons and streWn with sn1ilax.
! The wedding cake, wreathed with hol-
i ly, formed the centerpiece. The Misses
! M. Olive Crozier and Ida M. o. Gro
zier were bridesmaids and. wore pale
j blue albatross@shirred4 and: fashioned
I with irsertion;, and !. carrie az pink car
'Enations. The bridegroom's attendants
a were Charles O. Hall and Charles San
! berg. The bride wore cream crepe de
1 chine over taffeta, with a yoke of:
] white satin in the blouse and f1ounce
| of Arabian lace. Bride roses formed
| the bouquet The service was read
by Rev. Alfred Ramsey, and about
| forty guests were present. Mr.. Smith
and his bride went to Montreal on
their wedding trip. They will make
/ their home in Minneapolis.
i Miss Ingeborg Johnson of Omaha
and John O. Nelson of Lusk, Wis,
were married last evening at the home
l.of John Harris, 5000 E Twenty-sixth
1street. Rev. S. E. Lindahl read. the
SNservice. Mr.. Nelson will take his
fEbride to Lusk to reside.
Miss Beatrice Wilcox gave theater
party Monday evening at the Metro
i politan. Mines. John F. Wilcox and
! Walter T. Joslin chaperoned the young
!. people.
Miss Clara Weyel entertained a
/ group of young women at her home on
Portland avenue Monday afternoon
for Mrs. George Harris C1ute, who is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Nc
/ Colon of Hawthorn avenue. Mrs.
| C1ute will leave for her home in San
| Francisco Saturday.