The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
The "Younger Set" Will Soon Be Home from
School and the Gaiety Will Begin--- Wed
dings of Note in and Near the YuLe Season.
~HE Christmas bells will ring

Christmast week will be that OF Miss
Marjorie Northup and Sidney Butiel
Dean Of st. Paul, which takes place
Christmas Thursday. 1t will be hand
somely appointed church ceremony and
a large number Of guests will come over
from St. Paul to witness the plighting
of the troth of the charming Minneapo-
lis girl to the st. Paul man. AS was an
nounced last week Miss Northup will
be attended to the altar by bevy of
pretty girls, Misses Margaret futile,
Schley, Hannah and Franchot of New
York, Miss Helen Dean of st. Paul,
and Miss Helen Partridge. Mr.. Dean
will have his brother, William Dean, as
his best man and the ushers will be MIR.
Spears of New York, Rece Newport,
Edward Saunders, Theodore Griggs,
Dean Gribben, of ST. Paul and Guy
Northrup of Minneapolis.
The ut-of-town young people are ex-
pected to arrive before Christmas and
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Northup will
open their country place at Ferndale,
~Minnetonka, for jolly Christmas
houseparty.
Altho St. Paul will gain charming
young matron in the marriage Of Miss
IN
will lose an equally charming girl when
Miss Katherine Wheaton and Phillip
Bickerton Winston are married 1t was
whispered that the marriage of Miss
Wheaton and Mr.. Winston would take
place in JANUARY, but Miss Wheaton has
definitely chosen the day and it is now
announced for Tuesday, Feb. q.
Of course everybody is interested in
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Louise
Snow and Francis Joseph Carmody,
which will take place Tuesday at high
noon in Grace church, New York, for
Mr.. Carmondy is former Minneapolis
man. Several thousand invitations were
issued and the wedding will bring to-
gether most brilliant group OF guests,
for the bride IS stepfather is on less an
important man than Senator Thomas
G.. Plat. Thomas L. Shevlir will be
one of Mr.. Carmody's ushers and the
others will be Clendenin j. Ryan of
New York, Charles Carroll LIE Horsey of
Baltimore, Asa Creed Oracle Of Little
Rock, Ark, classmates of the bride
groom at Georgetown university, and a
group of army officers, Captain Charles
Chandler, Captain Wade Hampton Car,
penter, Lieutenant Clifton R. Norton,
Lieutenant Victor Foster and Lieuten-
ant Harry G. Dinger. John Doyle Car
mody will be his brother best man.
Miss Snow will have as her maid of
honor Miss Elizabeth Gere Of New
York, cousin of Senator Platt, and the
pages, who will carry the bride S train
will be John Fulton Carmody and Doug
las Mack.
Among the guests will be Loren
Fletcher and Captain and Mrs. Henry
- Greene Cole, who will be remembered
better as Miss Susanna Fletcher, and
who will go on from Washington, D. c.
The ceremony will be followed by q
wedding breakfast and reception at the
Gotham where Senator and Mrs. Plat
have apartments. Mr.. Carmody will
take his bride to Bermuda on a wed
ding trip. >..s~
The school and college youngsters
are not going to be allowed to monop
olize the holidays, not by any means
and some very attractive plans have
been made for the older people. First
of course, in the way Of interest is the
bal poudre which will be given at the
Minikahda club Friday evening, Dec
20. In spite of the fact that there is
nothing more bewitching than powder
and patches, it is long since we have
had anything in the way of mask OF
costume ball, and the clever women
who have planned the bal poudre have
thought of something that has all the
charm of novelty. The invitations went
out yesterday, 40 Of them, and admis
sion to the club will only be by card
y and the rule will be followed as rigidly
as at the hostesses' ball. Each of the
guests will be in mask and domino unit
the supper hour. The club will be deco
rated in an elaborate and novel fashion
and altogether the affair promises to b
quite the most interesting Of Christmas
week.
The bal poudre will be preceded
Thursday evening, Dec. %, by the dan
cling party which Mrs. Alonzo Rand will
give at her home on Franklin avenue
for the young married people and tn
younger set, and for which she has sen
out 800 invitations.
Then Mr.. and Mrs. George Wrigh
Peavey will give a reception and must
Gale Thursday evening, Jan. 4, at thei
home on Park avenue, at which Mr.. AM
Mrs. Theodore Jordan will be the homo
guests.
LIE OOGllllOu CluD udS CllduSeu IN
date of it's holiday party from New
Years night to Friday evening, Jan. {
when it will take place, as usual, il
Elks' hall. The leaders have not bee:
decided on yet, but whoever is chose
will have something novel to offer, yo
may be sure. ....-. -. -
Mrs. o. G. Wyman has chosen Wednes
day, Dec. 81, as the date FOR the lunch
con which she will give at her home O
Park avenue for Miss Marion Partridg
and Miss Rebecca Semple. Miss Sen
pie will return Tuesday or Wednesda
from Pittsburg, where she has been hay
ing the gayest time possible.
AS there are several other dances t
be given Friday evening" Dec. 20, tn
Quill club has changed the date of ii
cotillion, and it will be given Ne
Years night George Beckwith an
Donald Dodge will lead.
The Smith college girls of the twi
cities will have an informal reunio
during the holidays at the Town an
Country club. The girls who are comm
home for the vacation will be the hone
guests at the luncheon which has bee
set for Saturday, Dec. 80. Miss For,
paugh Of st. Paul has charge Of th