The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-08

The wedding of Miss Rosabelle A.
Searle and Norman L. Leach of Duluth
was solemnized last evening at the home
of the bride 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Searle, 3l3S Second avenue S.
Palms and pink roses formed an altar
in the livingroom and yellow chrysan-
themums decked the hall. The dining
roses and garlands of smilax fell from
the chandelier to the corners Of the
table. Miss Minnie Troendle, maid Of
honor, wore white silk and her flowers
were white chrysanthemums. The
bride was in pearl gray crepe dc chine
and her bouquet was also of chrysan-
themums. Frank Lea CHI of Duluth was
Rev. J. E. Smith in the presence of
forty guests. Among them were Mrs.
M. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, T.
| Telford, G. Mcbride and James Nc
| Lellan of Duluth. Mr.. Leach and his
bride left on the late train for Duluth,
| where they will receive after Dec. 1.
A delightful series of affairs which
has been given for Miss Alice Smith
and Charles F. Hepburn eliminated last
evening when Miss Smith entertained
her maids and Mr.. Hepburn his ushers
at dinner. Miss Smiths dinner was
given at her home on Harmon place,
where the diningroom was TRANSFORMER
e an rpsf gard almost dpcyered Sf
round table, which was lighted with
pink tapers in tall silver holders. A
cluster of pink roses and tied to each
chair with huge tulle bow and the
place cards were Of parchment embel-
lished with pink roses and old English
lettering. At each cover was gift
from the bride, silver jewel box en-
+ho nd
Mr.. Hepburn entertained the men OF
the bridal party at the Minneapolis
club. Covers were placed for ten and
each of the men found gold headed
cane at his place. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and pink roses furnished charming
decoration for tho table.
Mrs. Arthur W. Nevins entertained a
group of women this afternoon at her
home on Park boulevard for Miss
Maude Nevins, bride of next week.
Each of the guests brought gift OF
linen for the bride and they were pre-
sented to her in dainty white crepe
paper basket by little Margaret Ken
ner. Later a white comforter was
quilted as a surprise for the br1de ane
the guests wrote their favorite, recipes
in a pretty cook book just before the
refreshments were served.
Til Dovre club will give it's annua
charity ball Wednesday evening, NOV
80, in the Phoenix clubrooms. =, Th'
| society limits it's membership to thirty
| five members and has been prominent II
philanthropic work since its organlza
ton. Its yearly dance is delightful
affair and is for the purpose OF 1ncreas
ing the funds of the society.
The list of st. Paul debutantes !
growing and invitations have been re
ceived in Minneapolis for the receptlo
which DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wheato
will give in st. Paul Thursday evening
Nov. II, to introduce their daughter
Miss Marion Douglas Wheaton. Mrs
Herbert Davis will present her daughter
Miss Lucille Davis, at a reception mex
Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. j. "
Cooper will give reception the TO-
lowing Wednesday to introduce ne
! daughter, Miss Helen Cooper,
II Mrs. G. G.. Hoy Of 729 Marshall stree
II NE gave a dinner yesterday for M
| and Mrs @. S. Smith. Ferns and rose
| decked the table and covers were place
for six.
II Mrs. G. w. Seville gave prett
luncheon Saturday at her home 2
! Spring Beach, Lake Calhoun, in hone
Of Mrs. A. B. Russ, who left this wee
to make her home in Pine River. Th