The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-05

went out to Minnetonka to be the
the home Of Miss Marjorie Northup in
Ferndale. Monday evening Miss Smith
will give dinner for her maids, Mr..
Hepburn will entertain his ushers and
best man at dinner, and the whirl of
gaiety will close with the wedding
Wednesday, which will be most beau
tiful and elaborate affair with its
maids. There will also be two small
bridesmaids, the Misses Julia and Cor
della Hepburn, of New York, Mr.. Hep
burn s sisters. The marriage service
will be read in Plymouth church at 8
o'clock, and it will be followed by a
| small reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Alden Smith, on Harmon
place. -...... . D..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hepburn will
come from New York to attend the
wedding of their son, and Mrs. Hep
burn and her daughters will arrive on
Monday.
Mrs. Willis J. Jones has cards out for
afternoon at her home on Mount Curve
avenue for the Misses Christian, who
have recently returned from Europe.
Mrs. William Hooker will give a tea
at her home, 22OO Fifth avenue S, for
Mrs. Roy Hooker.
DR.. and Mrs. Willard B. Pineo have
issued Invitations for a. bridge, whist
party which will be given Tuesday
evening at the Holmes hotel.
The Alpha Phi sorority will hold it's
annual bazaar at the home of Mrs. F..
B. Long, Al Groveland, avenue Thurs
Il
evening a short play will be given by
the members Of the active chapter.
Friends Of the sorority will be welcome
without special invitations.
The debutantes in St. Paul are having
their coming,9u parties and a large
over Thursday to attend the debut Of
Miss Lillian Ranney. Thursday, Mrs.
Thomas Foley will Introduce her daugh-
ter, and on Thursday Mrs. J. M. Forest
will present Miss Alice Forest. 1t is
rather strange, but St. Paul nearly al
, :, ways has more debutantes than Mime
apolis, which would seem to prove that
the girls of the sanity city care more
. for society than those in Minneapolis.
There are several Of the girls who will
really make their first appearance
.. among the "grown ups0 this wintez
mhS havf deea r2 e"vf that IT
: much more fun to slip into society
a quietly than to be ushered with all the
! formality which surrounds a debutante
;. Mrs. Eugene Hay of New. York, for
: merly of Minneapolis, was the guest OF
f fairs today. Mrs. A. E. Martin, Of Cliff
r ton aventle gave luncheon of twelve
covers and later in the afternoon Mrs
A. E. Merrill Of Harmon place had
e few women at a tea to meet Mrs. Hay
r Mrs. Hay is the guest of Mrs. c.. G
/ been much entertained during hel
g weeks stay in Minneapolis by her ole
= friends. She will return east the frs
T. of the week,
t Mrs. George R. Lyman and tn
Q Misses Lyman gave, tea yesterda!
a a avenue. Chrysanthemums were use(
=, with palms in the decoration of the par
lors and the diningroom had red carna
i tions and shaded lights. The assisting
~ ~ women were Mines. George Beach,, Wal
ter Eggleston, Percy Jones, Frederic!
W. L. Halleck, Charles Hale, Samue
Morris, c. A. McCollom, George Jamme
Misses Grace Harrison, Lucy Hart
Katherine Lyman, Ida Patterson am
DeMars. =. <..'-=@a2ss,s4z ss&z.%>~
Last evening Miss Springer gave
preserve shower for Miss Chase %
Winona, a November bride. The Jar
of sweetmeats were arranged in pret
ty booth in the parlor. The decoration
Of the house were white and red, and l
the diningroom red tapers were uses
The brides chair was tied with a tull
bow. The guests were Misses johnson
Hill, Dean, Waddington, Draman, Rof
Benson, Donaldson and Claypool.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Dwinnen C
Groveland avenue entertained at dll
ner Thursday evening for Mr.. and MI
George Hyde Preston OF st. Paul.
The wedding Of Miss Clara Savo1
and Charles w. Smith took place Thur
day afternoon at IL W Thirty-thl11
street. Autumn leaves decked TT
rooms and the bridal party stood befo;1
a bank of chrysanthemums while tt
service was read by Rev: r.: A: Va
der Las. Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Worr
were the attendants. In the evenlI
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith entertained tie
friends at their new home, 325l Nice
let avenue.