The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-02
Social Circles.
FOR AN APRIL BRIDE
Mrs. r. H. Newton Gives Tea in
Honor Of Miss Helene
Hawley.
The Bausman-Keller Wedding Is
Announced to Take Place
on April 28.

Mrs. Robert H. Newton Of Blaisdell ave-
nue. gave charmingly appointed tea this
afternoon for Miss Helene Hawley, a
bride of the month. The guests included
twenty-five Of the younger women, friends
of Miss Hawley. The affair was very ill-
formal and clusters of spring flowers fur
nished a simple decoration through the
rooms. ..
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. George Upton
will give a tea at her home on Eighth
street for Miss Hawley. " w.. ~
Invitations were issued yesterday by
Frank Hawley for the marriage Of his
daughter and Alvin Venable Skiles which
will take place at 8 o'clock Wednesday
evening, April Is, in Westminster church.
Mrs Allen Wright, nee Skiles, of Indian
Territory, has arrived in the city and
will be Miss Hawley's matron Of honor.
Miss Hawley officiated as Mrs. Wrights
maid of honor at her marriage about
year ago. The best man will be Harry
Ferrell of St. Louis and little Frances
Eawley of Chicago will be flower girl.
There will also be six ushers in the bridal
party. The services will be followed by
a small reception at the home Of Mr..
| Hawley in the Swinford for the family.
! The wedding of Miss Alice Keller and
George Bausman will be quietly solemn
lied Tuesday evening, April %, at the
| home Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
bridegroom is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. A.
| L. Bausman Of Tenth street S and the
wedding will unite two old Minneapolis
| families.
! The senior class of the university will
give an informal dancing party Friday
/ evening, April IT, in the university ar
mory. Contrary to custom, the students
of the other classes will be invited to this
party, which will not be an exclusive class
! affair."
Saturday evening Mrs. George II. Norm
| ington will entertain twenty-five guests
for a group of Fairmount young people
who are visiting in the city, Misses Ade-
laide Alston, Catherine Sinclair, Juanita
Day and Messrs. Albert Alston and Mont
gomery Budlong. - s..
The girls basket ball team of the uni
versity gave a spread last evening for
William Deering. the coach. The team
presented Mr.. Deering handsome gold
watch. Miss Emily Johnston, captain.
made the presentation speech and ,ex-
pressed the thanks of the girls for the
efficient and untiring work Of the coach.
The table was placed in the armory and
covers were laid sfor twenty-five. The
name cards were in black and white and
represented the players in the different
positions Of the game. Toasts and
speeches were a pleasant feature of the
affair. Among the guests were Miss But
ner. director Of physical culture, E. B
Johnston, registrar; Ray Ireland and
/ Hugh Leach, who acted a officials at the
games. .:.
A pleasant affair Of Tuesday evening
was the recital which Miss Augusta Brown
= gave at the home Of Mrs. e. w. Baclxus
on Oak Grove street. Miss Brown has a
charming soprano voice and she sang
''Solvejg's lied,' by Grieg;; Eckert's
''Swiss Echo Song a. Cradle Song" by
Brahms and Abt's Cuckoo Song and
with violin and cello accompaniment by
A. N. Liddell and c.. B. Garrett gave New
ms 'Doris.'s Miss Elizabeth Gilmore
played piano numbers from Mendelssohn
\ Schubert and Liszt. Mr. Garrett gave the
4 Bach -Gounod ave Maria and Mr.. Lid.
j dell gave Richardson composition as the
d opening number. < <
The East High Dancing, club will give
: it's last informal at Mrs. Mobiles hall Fri
4 day evening. '.>.