The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
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The largest affair of the day was the
tea which Mrs. Henry Winfield Brazie
gave at her home, 1904 Clinton ave-
nue., for Miss Susanna E. Sirwell, whose
marriage takes place next week. The
hours were from until O'Clock and
about two hundred and fifty women
called. The rooms were bright with
holiday decoration Of green and red,
and evergreens and holly formed an at
blazed the Christmas flower, the poin-
settia. Poinsettia blossoms were also
in the diningroom and red tapers and
green's aided in making the table beau
tiful. Mrs. Brazie and Miss Sirwel
received alone, and assisting thru the
rooms were Mines. Anna Barber, J. D.
Painter and Warren Bartholff.. Mrs.
George M. Keith poured tea and was
assisted by group of young girls. Dur
sang a delightful group Of songs with
Miss. Opal Fay as the accompanlst.
/ This evening Miss Helen Blaisdell of
the East high school, and the teachers
of the Webster school, will entertain for
Miss Sirwell at the home Of Miss Blais-
dell on the East Side.
Miss Helen Kennedy and Miss Sue
Weir entertained this afternoon at the
home Of Miss Kennedy on Fourth ave-
nue. s for Miss Hazel Brown, whose
marriage to Earl David Luce will be an
interesting affair Of the month. Thirty
young women had been hidden and the
rooms were frightened with clusters OF
red carnations.
Wednesday evening Miss Ethel Ridge
way and Miss Helen Blackmar will give
chatting dish supper for the young PEG
pie Of the bridal party at the home OF
Miss Ridgeway and on Friday Miss
Helen Brown will give a chocolatiert
for her sister at the Brown residence
Monday, Dec. 26, the Misses Bechtel
will give breakfast and in the evening
Mr.. Luce will entertain the young PEG
pie of the bridal party at dinner a
the Hampshire Arms and the rehearsal
will follow.
, Yesterday afternoon Miss Helen Bur
bridge had a thimble bee for the bride
The wedding " Till take place T Ssa;
church: Miss Brown will have Mis-
Mabel Lane for her maid of honor an
Miss Helen Brown as first bridesmaid
; Her cousins, Misses Ethel Ridgewa.
, and Grace Higman of Sioux City, will
be bridesmaids and little Doroth,
Brown will act as flower girl. Clarenc
. Brown will be home from the Bosto1
, School of Technology for the holidays
and will serves as best man, and the ush
ers will be Charles Buckbee, Sidne,
Meyer, Monroe Fowler, George Webster
James Erffeld and George Tyler.
! Mrs. J. F. McElroy will entertain tn
: Monday Card club next week at he
: home, 241S Fremont avenue S.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hays wi
l. entertain at dinner Wednesday evening
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Johnso
= entertained at dinner last evening a
: their home on Highland avenue fc
Q their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cor
s signey of Emmetsburg, Iowa, and Mr.
b William Dick-Peddie of Iowa. Cover
/ were placed for twelve and roses flu
J. nished pretty table DECORATIONS.
). tie Of Park avenue will entertain f
e Mr.. and Mrs. Consistency and Mrs. Dicl
l. Peddie.
Q An informal affair was given la
2, evening at the CHI, Psi lodge by tt
7. active men of the chapter. The CUES
!, numbered sixty and music. and gam
7. were the diversions.
l. Of Miss Louise Olson, bride of ia
a, uary, at her home Wednesday evenin
a The evening was spent in games al
music. Present were Mrs. o. R. Olst
of st. Paul, the Misses Lena Ericso
Helen Wahlstrom, Della Anderson, Ne
tie Hanson, Clara Ericsson, Christi
Ia Anderson, Sadie Olson, Laura job
d. ston, Volda Lund, Clara and Hanna
a. Olson.
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vs PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. ~
at Miss Kimball Of Boston is visiting Miss Ed
ID Knight.