The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-12
Social Circles.
FOR AN 0GON1z GIRL
Miss Eda shull to Be introduced at
a Reception Wednesday,
Nov. 4.
Her Formal Presentation Will Be
Followed by Affairs by
Friends.

Friends.
Miss Eda Shull, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shull, will be one of
the debutantes and will be introduced
Mrs. Shull at her home, 2415 Park
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 4.
Miss Shull belongs to group of Mime
apolis girls who went to Ogontz to
school and she has also travelled ex-s
tensively. number Of affairs will be
given in her honor after her formal
presentation. Mrs. Shull will enter
tain group of guests at luncheon
Thursday afternoon and will also give
a card party during the month. g
Miss Eleanor Hertogs, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hertogs Of
Seattle, Wash, formerly Of Mime
apolis, will leave Wednesday for Eng
land, where her marriage to William
George Hirschmann of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, will take place on her arrival.
The zeta Beta Psi sorority Of the
Central High school entertained a
group of mothers Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Cole on Oak Grove street. Autumn
foliage made the rooms beautiful and
in the dining-room the sorority colors
Mines Emerson Cole, S. c. Hale, Wal
lace Campbell, S. C. Ball, A. w. Ho-
bart, Henry Doerr, A. H. Poehler,
Colbey, J. A. sHilliker, George S. Hitch
cock, F. A. Rankin, A. w. Hall, Nc
Clelland, G. A. Cosgrave, G. S. Brack-
Hopwood, L. S. Campbell, F. H. Mof-
fet, J. F. MacNeil, Frank Fairchild,.
L. A.. McIvor, Richie, Fisher, Orth.
Grygla. ~. r. ~,-.
The Alpha Phi fraternity had a ban
auet Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Johnston on Second av-
enue S. The affair followed the initi-
alton of a group of freshman girls. q
The Tuesday Limited, one of the
popular dancing clubs, held its annual
day evening: Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were the table decorations and
covers were laid for sixty. Officers
were chosen as follows: C. E. Oven
shire, president; E. j. SERVER, vice
PRESIDENT G. J. Bintliff secretary, and
Noble will continue as mistress ~ Of
ceremonies. The first dancing party
will be given the last of the month.
The club membership is limited to
forty. s-- ~"
Mrs. Walter Tuyne entertained twenty
young women Friday evening at
granite shower for Miss Myrtle. Vir-
ginia Thompson. The decorations
and appointments were in red and
green. The guests brought recipes Of
favorite dishes for the bride. ~..-E
II Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pond of Sec
Ond avenue gave dinner of eight
covers Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Golden Of the king Dodo'
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cisco. Red and white carnations
made the table beautiful. e 80. I Z
Miss Mae Sutherland and Joseph
Fish Donaldson of Hopkinsville, KY,
were married last week in the parlors
members of the family were pres
ent at the service, which was read
by Rev. Mr.. Patterson. The bride
wore white silk trimmed with Irish
Mrs. Donaldson will be at home in
Omaha after Nov. l.. L. -',
Henry S. Sanderson has brought his
bride to Minneapolis to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Sand 4
4 erson, % Twelfth street S. Mrs,
I Sanderson was Miss Margaret Ella
Jameson and her marriage to Mr.. 4
Sanderson took place Tuesday even
4 Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs STAN
ley J. Edwards in Denver. Mrs. Ed
wards was the matron of honor and
Misses Lindsay Barbee and Cornelia
Barnes were bridesmaids. Lawrence
SoWle, formerly of Minneapolis, was
best man and the ushers were William
Shattuck and G.. Meyer. The bride
wore white crepe de chine trimmed /.
with lace. A tulle veil fell over her
gown and her flowers were bride roses.
she was given In marriage by her aunt,
The service was read by Rev. Frank
L. Bailey and was followed by re-
ceptlon for. seventy-fve guests. Mr..
sanderson and his bride will return
10 Denver Wednesday and they will
be at home at 649 Logan avenue Mrs.
i SandersOn Is a graduate of the sRalti-a
more Womans college and a member
Of the Gamma Phi Beta fraternity.
Mr.. Sanderson was graduated from
the University school of mines and is
the mining engineer for the Big Four
Mining company. * ,-.sSN
Miss Nellie McCabe and p. M. Nor
! gan were married Tuesday morning in
the Immaculate Conception church
Rev. Father Cassidy read the service
IN the presence of a small group of
guests. A reception followed at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. John
Shields. S24 Russell avenue N. The
aecoratlonsS were In pink and white.
ihe pride wore cream silk voiles and
she carried bride roses Miss Ellen
Healy, was maid Of honor and wore
blue silk organdie and her flowers
were pink roses. John Mergen was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan viii
be at home at 642 Girard avenue N.
after Oct. Is. ~ - >
Miss Bessie Falcon gave a china
shower last week for Miss Catherine
Hoban, bride Of the month. The
affair was given at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hoban, 725 Eighteenth avenue
n, and number of pretty gifts were
brought for the bride.
Walter5Ii. Newton, basketballcoac
OF the I. p. C.'s a young ladies, GYM
nasium class of Emmanuel Baptist
church. was the recipient Of a very
pleasant surprise at his home 1926
Ninth avenue s, Saturday evening".
/ Miss Rena Dane, on behalf of the
club. presented the coach with aslarge
| leather pelt upon which were burnt
figures, inscriptions and the various
yells of the club. A short musical and
literary program was given wl1ichswas
followed by games and light refresh
ments. Present were Walter II. New
ton, Mrs. T. r. Newton Mrs. r. q
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