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Mrs. George Bagley gave an informal
tea this afternoon at her home on Park
avenue for Mrs. Ehle of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ehle is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joel P. Heatwole, in Mortified, and
has come up to spend few days with
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Bagley invited
about twenty five of them to meet her
informally this afternoon. The house
was beautiful in its holiday decorations
of ground pine and holly with poin-
settia blossoms flaming against the
green. Mrs. Bagley. was assisted by
Mrs. John Lawler. of St. Paul, Mines
Charles McC. Reeve, w. L. Bassett and
| Heatwole. r.. x .ss - >sl, IA, ST..
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Bassett
will give a luncheon, followed by cards,
at her home on Grove place. for Mrs.
Ehle and Mrs. Heatwole. ~.
Mrs. N. W. Ireys announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Beatrice
Goodrich, to Stuart w. Wells. u.
A number of people went over to St..
Of Miss Mary Marshall and John Wilson
Fogg of Chicago, which took place in
the Central Park M. b. church; Miss
DR.. W. X. Marshall, formerly Presiding
elder of the district, and resided in Min
neapolis until a short time ago. Mr..
Fogg is connected with the Chicago
Terminal railway. = .- 49,.
E.E. Tarbox was at the organ and
played the "Lohengrin'' chorus for a
professional. The ushers were Paul and
Earl Marshall Of Minneapolis, Fred
erick Miller and Harry Dezie of st.
Paul. Edwin Woods of Chicago was
best man: The BRIDES attendants
were her six nieces, Miss Helen Little,
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sic McGraw Of Chicago, Florence Little
and Gladys Little. bridesmaids, and
Dorothy Marshall, fowergirl. The
bridal gown was of renaissance lace
over ,silb slip and she carried lilies Of
the The valley =, The service was read by
bride IS brother, Edward Marshall on
Grand avenue. Mr.. and Mrs: Fogg
went away for a short trip and later
they will be at home in Chicago.
The vestrymen of ST.. Paul IS Episco-
pal church gave q reception last evening
Lyon for Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Thurs
fall. The rooms were decked with
flowers and ferns arranged in simple
fashion and in the dininagroom basket
held red carnations in the center Of the
table. The holiday colors were used in
both the diningroom and the den where
frappe was sserved. The guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon and Mr..
and Mrs. Thurston. and assisting thru
the rooms were Messrs; and Mines
Il. 3. Waite, Arthur Rogers, Stephen
Nathan Chase, Mrs. Il. j.. Waite, Misses
Waite and Davies. Misses Bertha Lyon
Anderson, .LaWtoht and Lillian Williams
were, in the dinipgroom, and Misses Nan
Smith and Adah Blackwell, served
the guests came and:Went. .rs-.,
Mrs. A. E. Bremen entertained in.
formally at luncheon Yesterday after
noon at her h o1na dp: Third avenue s
nished% a pretty table decoration and
after, luncheon cards We're played,
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Anderson Of 927
Thirteenth avenue S, entertained the
Wennerberg Choral ~clu b Tuesday even
arranged in the parlors,; Pink roses ani
white carnations in the livingroom anf
pink carnations and ferns: In thu
early part Of the evening there was {
short business session, and in the socia
nished by the little German orchestra
: consisting of Myrtle and Grace .Porsch
3 Clarence and Olivia Roedell and Emile
Monmouth. Misses Ethel Cederbers
9 and Esther Hanson assisted Mrs. Ander
. son in serving refreshments. About
Q sixty guests were present. The clut
: decided to have a New Years entertain
. ment, and the following were appointed
: to look after the details: Edward ia
Y cobson, Frank Johnson: Lydia Norrell
4 Gust Lindquist and ;Mathilda Tiger
q helm.
e Miss Mabel I. Anderson and Georg'
. W. Brown were married last evening
= at the home Of the officiating clergy
y man, Rev. William Fielder, 81 Arthu
avenue Sc. Both bride and bridegroom
n were from Eden Prairie.
! The Plymouth Christmas Furs.
i The Great Plymouth Fur Section.