The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17
Social Circles.
A WEDDING OF NOV y ]. !.
Miss Bessie Margaret Moore to Be
Married to Frank NJ.
Forsell.
Wedding Will Be a Brilliant Affair
Ceremony at Plymouth
Church.

Church.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Mar
garet Moore, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
y. T.. Moore. and Frank M. Forsell
will be brilliant affair Of Wednesday,
Nov. 4, and will be solemnized in
small reception will be given at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Moore on Clifton
avenue, after the service. Miss Caro-
line Dahl, the daughter Of Bishop
Dahl, who has recently removed to
Minneapolis, will be the maid of honor
Paul, Sarah Fulton and Ednah Hey
worth Chapman, bridesmaids. Mr.
ForselPs brother; will be his best man
and the ushers will be a group of OUT
of-town men. Monday afternoon Mrs.
B. r. Coppage will give china
Moore will entertain the bridal party
at dinner at one Of the clubs, Mr.. For
sell will give a dinner for his attend
ants and there will be other affairs
planned for the young couple. The
last of November Mrs. Moore will give
large afternoon reception for her
daughter a. ~ r
A pretty affair Of the day was the;
parcel shower which was given by,
Miss Ednah Heyworth Chapman at
her home on Fourth avenue S for Miss
! Moore. The rooms were hung with,
southern s1nilax and boughs of oak.
leaves, ranging In color from green to-
a brilliant red were over: the archest
and doorways. On the table in the!
drawing-roon great cluster of car
l,nations and ferns nodded in a Royal
| Worcester bowl. In among the leafy,
glowed like stars. The lights were
| shaded in red and tapers in quaint
candlestfcks and wall sconces were;
everywhere. The guests were received
| by the young women of. the bridal
party, Misses Chapman. Moore, Dahl,
matrons Mines. o. S..Chapnnan,* M. Il.
! Chapman, Dunn, J. E.. Moore, H. T.:
Moore. and b. r. Coppage, assisted
thru the rooms. A leafy canopy of
bright leaves was arranged about the
green-wreat athed chandelier and be-
meath was placed the brides chair.
Little Marguerite Coppage in q. crisp,
white frock wheeled "a dainty floral
carriage filled with packages to Miss
Moore. Chrysanthemums and roses
almost concealed the framework and
the wheels were Of roses. The canopy
was Of white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and peeping from the flowers
and vines were the gifts for the bride.
After she opened them they were re-
tied by Misses Dahl and Frances
Woodard. Later Miss Woodard
gave several delightful recitations{
Light refreshments were served in the
I dining-room and Misses Ruth Skies
and Lillian Mcmillan presided at the
table while Misses Grace Mathewson
and Vera Stebbins assisted. The cen
terpiece was a handsome square Of
cobwebby linen appropriately painted
with Cupids and the table was lighted
with red tapers in a brass candelabra.
FCarha%tons and fernsswere sstrewn on
the cloth and hung from the chande-
lier. There were seventy guests. +
Mr.. and. Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Emma to Walter b. Nettle-
ton Of. Seattle, Wash. The wedding
will take place the first of the year.
Mrs Emily, S.. :Eustis, announces
the engagement of her daughter
Emma, to James H. Talbot of Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. The wedding will
take place early in November Il.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers an
nounce' the engagement Of their
Cruice. The wedding will take place
next month very quietly at the home
Of the bride. r. '.=a-.f /. .=- ...s~..
Mr.. and Mrs. George. H. Partridge
VIII give a reception Wednesday even
ing, Nova, to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Partridge. The
younger. set have been invited to re-
main for a cotillion. Miss Part
ridge has been in Europe all summer
with her parents. .. She attended Miss
Dana's school in Morristown, N. j.,
for two years and last year was at a
fashionable school in New York: .5'
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith will give
j large reception at their home !, in
Kenwood Tuesday evening" Oct. 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kicker, will en-
tertain at cards Friday at the home of
Mrs. David Fuller, 1923 w Lake
street. The guests will be the mem
bers of the card club to which Mr..
and Mrs. Kicker belong. - r.
The box pews, reserved for parties
for the Apollo club concerts to be
given in the First Baptist church
have all been taken. They have been
secured by Thomas Lowry. w. D
; Washburn, A. T. Rand, e. L. Carpen-
ter, Thomas H. Shevlin, Mrs. l.. A
Day, Mrs. William Donaldson, o. c.
Wyman, w. H. Dunwoody, A. S
3 Brooks, c. M. Loring, G. C. Webber
! Colonel C. B. Shove. G. p. Wainmar
and J. F. Evans. @@5 : =
;. Mrs. Weed Munro entertained in
: formally this afternoon for Mis-
Katherine Phillips Of st. Paul. whose
! marriage to q. C. Paylor will take
place early in November. The aaffai]
. was a recipe shower and the bride
z was given a number Of rules for th,
: connection of favorite dishes. Th,
= decorations and appointments were il
pink and green. The guests numbered
+ twentyrfour. Mrs. Munro was as
2 sisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Frederick c. Van Dusen CAV,
a luncheon Of twelve covers 5yester
day at her home on Vine place Whit,
chrysanthemums were on the table
and thru the rooms The affair wa,
one of a series which Mrs. Van Du
sch is giving thru October. ~
., The first party of the season Of tIe
University Faculty Dancing club wa.
given last evening in University hall
!. The members Of the club, the facult,
of the university, and their wives
have this gathering every two week.
during the season and entertain {
small group of friends at each party
III The Horace Mann school alumni
gave a masquerade party at the home
of Miss, Clarice Sutherland, 3418 Parl
avenue, last evening. Piano solos
borixr M