The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

flowers and place cards carried out
pretty color scheme Of pink.
Misses Helen Blackmar and Ethel
RidgeWay gave a chafng- dish supper
last evening at the home Of Miss Ridge
way for Miss Brown and Earl D. Luce,
whose wedding will take place next
week The eighteen guests included
the members of the bridal party, and
the decorations were appropriate to the
season.
The marriage Of Miss Artemise
Bourque and Ernest Juneau took place
this morning at 9 o'clock in st. Ann g
church. The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs Emily ]Bourque. Her only attend
ant was Miss Della La Croix. Earl
Juneau Of Milwaukee was best man,
er Richards. A wedding breakfast was
served at IL O'Clock for group of
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Juneau will
be at home after Feb at 241S Du-
pont avenue N. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs. H. w. Blood
good, Earl Juneau and Miss Grace Ju-
neau of Milwaukee and Miss La Croix
Of st. Peter, MINI.
John S. Bradstreet entertained a
group of friends last evening at the
Crafthouse at a musical reading. The
affair was the third of a series which
Mr. Bradstreet is giving this winter
and the program included readings from
Kipling by Mrs. Carlo Fischer, with a
w. Runyan. Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones
and w. Scott Woodwork sang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hays gave a
dinner of ten covers last evening at
their home on Bedford avenue. A bas-
/ L NJ ho1I L
in the center of the table, which was
lighted with red tapers in cut glass
holders. The name cards simulated poin-
settia blossoms.
Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. HAYS
will entertain at dinner for F. B. Hen
derson, manager of the Orpheum theater,
and on Christmas Day they will have a
family dinner Of sixteen covers.
The girls of Graham hall had a Christ
mas cotillion last evening at the school
which was elabors@ely decorated with
Christmas greens and the SCHOOL colors,
by Misses Celia Haskell and Louise Win
throp, and followed a short dance pro-
gram. The figures were novel and the
favors included chair cushions, paper
sunfowers, holly and mistletoe, notices
and caps, flowers and trinkets for the
serpentine figure. Miss Hunt served
sisted informally. The dancers num-
bered fifty.
The Eta Epsilon sorority gave a dane
ing party in johnson hall Tuesday even
ing and entertained 100 guests.
Mrs. John Elliott entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at her home on Pills.
bury avenue. Christmas green's and
holly were lavishly used thru the rooms
In the diningroom red ribbons formed
a huge bow on the chandelier and rib
bons radiated to- each of the twelve
covers. Poinsettia blossoms and red
feet. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott will leave
early in the month to spend the winter
in California.
Mrs. O.. johnson and Mrs. G.. Swan
son entertained forty guests Tuesday
afternaooonn at the home of. Mrs. John,
son, 2725 Grand avenue, in honor of
Mrs. G. Ruben Of Mora, Mimi, and
Mrs. p: j. johnson Of Houghton, Mich.
An elaborate luncheon was served dur
ing the afternoon. Last week Mrs. G.
Malmquist gave a reception for the
visiting women. .r
Miss Edith L. Blanchard of Spirit
Lake, Iowa, and Elmer H. Kirkland
were married last evening in the First
Baptist church. Mrs. Nellie Bowers at
tended the bride and I pHEred w.. Griffin
read by Rev. W. B. Riley.
About seventyfve 'oung people at
Noble gave last evening in her hall or
Fourteenth avenue Sc. The hall was
deliberately decorated, with Christmas
trees and ground pine and large rec
balls hung from the ceiling at eithe,
end A red Christmas bell and a sta1
was in each window. The dance cards
were in red and green and the favors
were tinsel wreaths tied with red an6
: green for the girls and red bells fol
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