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MISS Eultn Ives, a Drlue OF next
reek, was the guest of honor at two
pretty affairs to-day. Miss Kate
Idoulton entertained group of young
women at luncheon at her home on
Third avenue S and later in the after
noon there was an informal tea at
which Mrs. Frank D. Blake ey OF the
Wisconsin was hostess. The guests In
Guided the young matrons and the
younger women, special friends of the
bride.
Mrs. F. G. O'Brien entertained fifty
women at a reception this afternoon
at her home on Fifth avenue for
Mrs. Edward James O'Brien, a bride
of November. Red carnations and
ferns furnished charmingly simple
dining-room red tapers and ferns
made the table pretty. Mrs. OBrlen
and her daughter were assisted In re-
ceiving by Miss Ruby Butcher and
Miss Eunice McMichael OF st. Paul,
the maid of honor and one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding: ASSIST
ing thru the rooms were Mrs. J. A.
Harris and Rufus Button and Mines.
Payson Smith and Percy Gregory pre-
sided at the table In the d1nlng-room
and were aided by Misses Amy Tlndall
and Alice McCourt. The hours were
from 2 until o'clock.
Miss Blanche Boyer and Miss
Daisy Steele gave parcel shower this
afternoon at the home of Miss Boyer
on Ncollet avenue for Miss Ahce
Chadwick, whose marriage to F. kirt
Boyer will take place next Wednesday.
The rooms were made beautiful with
ferns and carnations and the bride
received some charming gifts. They
were attached to great Japanese
umbrella beneath which Miss Chad,
wick was seated in chair decked
with ribbons and flowers and as a
group of girls danced around her the
gifts fell into her hands. This even
ing Mr.. Boyer and a group OF his men
friends as we'll as several married peo-
pie will join the young women and
about forty guests will be present:
Monday evening Fred Gould will
give a dinner of thirteen covers for
Mr.. Boyer. at his home on Fourth
street Sc, and after dinner the BRIDE
groom will be given hose shower.
Miss Stella Mueller gave luncheon
of twelve covers this afternoon at her
home, 211S Fourth street S, for Miss
Grace E. Matchan. The guests were
the Silent Twelve, a club to which the
bride belongs, and the decorations
yellow Carnations formed the GEN.
terpiece and a cluster of bride roses
tied with red satin ribbons marked the
brides place. After the luncheon
there was a granite shower and Master
Douglas McClain brought in the gifts
in a little wagon decked In red and
yellow.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. James
Riley gave dinner for Miss Matchan
and Mr.. Washburn. Covers were laid
for ten and carnations and ferns car
red out a color scheme of red and
green The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorey Sherwin, the Misses Mayo, Miss
Matchan, Mr.. Washburn and L. c.
Matchan. Mrs. Sherwin will be Miss
Matchans matron of honor and Mr..
Matchan will be the best man. Mrs.
Joseph Sullivan will give dinner for
the bridal couple this evening.
A sleighing party will be given this
evening by Misses Ethel Smith, Irene
Buckley, Hazel King and Georgia
Howe.
A quiet wedding took place last eve
ming at the parsonage of the Vine
CONGREGATIONAL church. when Mrs.
Mary A. Ballard and George Selleck
were married. Rev. John S. Rood
read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
leck will make their home on Cedar
avenue, near Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nordale entertained
Monday evening at their home on
Twenty-seventh avenue In honor of
the twenty-first anniversary of the
birthday of their son, Theodore.
Games were played and refreshments
were served. Present were Misses
Agnes Lewis, Alvida Linwood, jose
phine Haroldson, Florence Peters,
Effie Swanson, Ida Lewis, Alma Carl
boom, Tilma LinWood, Emma Carl
boom, Emma Haroldson, Anna Ander-
son. Nina Carlboom, Grace Nordale,
Annie Carlboom. Florence Nordale,
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wards, L. c. Caby, A. Barquist, j.
Scheelen, H. Johnson, A. Haroldson
A. Anderson, H. Nelson, G. Onstrand
c.. Broman, H. Hegman and j. Nor
dale.
The newly elected officers of the
Epworth league of Wesley church
evening at a reception in the church
parlors. The guests were received by
A. r. Benson, G. K. Saue and the
members Of committee. The deco.
rations were in red and white, the
league colors. Rev. J. S. Montgomery
gave talk, and music and readings
were contributed by Misses Edns
Dunn. Bessie McKeen. Mrs. T.. f
Smith, Mrs. w. E. Ford and c. R
SHIRLEY.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice
WallOW ana harry w. SnuIilau u
Excelsior, Mimi, was quietly solem
nized last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse w. Shuman In thu
Normandie. Only the immediate rela
tives were present, and the service
was read by Rev. S. D. Hutsinpiller
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
A. NJ Geesaman and family have removed t
2113 Third avenue N, -,~,.
Nine. Lynn of $50 Nicollet avenue has gon
east to be absent until March 10.
Modisette of Tenth street left Monday eve
ming for Florida.
Nora lodge, 80. X. F., will give progressiv
cinch party this evening in the lodge rooms
Cedar and Washington avenues s.
Lizzie NJ. Rice circle, Ladies Of the G. A. R
will hold card party tomorrow evening at tn
home of Mrs. Mortimer. Eleventh street N.
The young people Of the Church of the RI
deelner will he entertained tomorrow evening a
the home of s. A. Reed, II Fifteenth street n.
l.. S. Gillette will leave Monday for San Fra1
cisco to- sail the Korea Jan. 25. with NJ
Koon J. 3. Gilflan, Jr., and John S. Pillsbur
for Honolulu and Japan Mr.. Gillette will r
turn in May.
follows: st. Denis II. H. Wadsworth: Ho
land J. Watson. Deadwood: $. D;-,Broadwa
Central. Fl. L. Morris. Mankato Minn.-Imp
perlal. NJ. Burton. Duluth-Broadway Contra
w. II. Bloss; Albert, R. P. Schlamat, NJ.
Cooley.
Ali Souls Social club will hold its monthly g.
cial in All Souls church, Eighth avenue, b.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets Sc, to-morro
evening. Professor Wilde will give short a,
dress on 1.-The Test of Religious Truth al