The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-27
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The marriage of Miss Hazel. brow n
md Earl Luce will take place this even
ng at 6 0 'clock. Last evening the brl-'
lal party was entertained at dinner
yiyen by the prospective bridegroom at
;he Hampshire Arms. The color scheme
If the decorations, was pink, and al
mound of roses and ferns formed the
of the table. Streamers Of
pink tulle fell from the chandelier and
4 pink taper burned at each cover;
The guests were Misses Mabel Lane,
who will be maid of honor, Ethel Ridge
and Helen Ball, the three bridesmaids; ;;
Sue Weir, Alice Tapping Of Peoria, Ill,
and Helen Blackmar, the Messrs. George
Webster, Clarence Brown OF Boston, who
is to be the best man; Charles Buckbee,
Monroe Fowler, James Iresfield, George
fEfhr fhe ana rahsarssf s5qney at Calvary Baptist
church followed the dinner. .
Miss Lily Hoxtell and George L. Coe
were married quietly last night by Rev.
G.. l.. Morrill, at the parsonage on Stey,,
ems avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. ,Hoxtell will
reside in Minneapolis. g.. -
Mrs. Charles Fisher Hepburn will give
a; New Year reception on Monday at
her apartments at the ~Swinford for Miss
Beatrice Ireys, whose engagement has
just been announced, and Miss Marion
lreys, debutante. ;. !. .:
The F. F. G. G. will hold it's picnic
party tonight at Mrs. Noble s hail.. This
will be the last leap-year party Of the
club and will be one Of the prettiest par
ties of the week.
Minikahda club was gay yesterday
and the holiday plans were appreciated:
There was a table q 'hote dinner, at
which there were number of parties
The whole house was decorated with
Christmas green's and poinsettias, and
the evening there was informal; dancing
and an oyster roast about. the great
fireplace in the parlors. " -. -. = :,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Butterfeld> of 70
Ninth street s gave dinner OF ten
covers last night. The decorations were
in Christmas colors, and the place cards
were water colors. '"~c' .t..a
! Miss May McElligott entertained in
formally last night for Miss .Beata Wir
denhoes, who is home from Wellesley
for the holidays. '>%': -: 80 M
Miss Grace Woodman gave charm
ing luncheon Saturday afternoon at he
home in st. Paul for Miss Grace Nor
ton, who has been visiting relatives Y
the twin cities for two weeks. The par
lor decorations were holly, palms ant
carnat tions. In the diningroomt smila,
fell from the chandelier to the table
being fastened with tul1e, bows to th
cloth. The centerpiece was white ca1
nations, and the table was lighted wit
green tapers shaded with white an
held by silver acandelabra. Miss MOI
toms: place was marked by q knot !
carnations Among, the twenty 81
iguests We're a number, Of Miss ~ orton5
s lunc heon was. followed (bsr teasts ian
' music. Miss Norton leftlsSaturday sev,
+ ming for her home III Winona, oaccon
$ panied by Mrs: Horace ) :MerweH an
n n Horace Day. She will return to- Mi
neapolis to attend the. annual bandu!
}, Ito the, NJ. T. B. society, of which ST
|: is president. This will be held JAM .
T. The younger school set had a vel
e pretty party last night zip the dam
e given at Elks' hall BY the Rhia iAlpl
/ J. Epsilon fraternity. :. An abundance z
l. red mingled with holiday green AFT # eird,
a note Of gayety. Japanese lanter
chandeliers. On the stage, were ia
of flaming poinsettias,3 and the <tabl
in the supperroom were adorned wi
poinsettias and smilax. - The dance sp1
" grams were Enclosed in white kid ear
cases having on the covers. the Gre,
H. letters done in gold on a red bac
IA ground. There were about sixty you1
=: people present, chaperoned by Nm,
le c.. G.. Goodrich, w. L. Bassett; L.
or Sowle, William Rand, olga Haske
ze George Daggett, S. H.: Bowman, r.. .Ba
q q ing, W. .C. Shull, Dodge and S.
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in The hosts were Louis, rP,yser, ,Ral
49, Shull, Merton Sowle, Wilbur aHopp
be- be- Harry Shull, Sam Bowman, J ohm ST.
der, Edwin Fish, Louis >Basting, N
u. Jamison, Donald Goodrich, Jay Basse
It. It. Ray Gillette, Lyall Decker, james H;
. lett, Eliot :. Daggett, Donald Dody
ly Richard Phelps, Morris Hallowf
II, Welles Hodgson.
Their guest were Misses Katheri
ns Shull, May Donaldson, Ruth Dunwoo,
,ir Beatrice Wilcox, Harriet Loring, F
, renee Buck, Charlotte Partridge, Ma
It. Gillette, Alice O 'Brien, Louisa Ja1
d. son, Priscilla Rand, Ella Sage, Do
Winston, Clara Hudson Peg Took
ty Celia Haskell, Marie McDea1 aid, He
m Iruesdale, Marjory Pond and Ar
: Woodcock. ..; ...