The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

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and Mrs. E. D. Sewell Of 1O8 E Twenty
fourth street. She is a college girl, ~hav
ing spent three years at Wells college,
which is so popular with Minneapolis
girls: --,..-,'...,
good time in the east that she has
decided not to return, until later and
will probably not appear at the host
esses' ball at all, but will be intro
duceG some time in December at an
affair given by her mother, Mrs. F. B.
Semple = =. '..-.s>
The reception group for the charity
ball, which Will be given Monday eve
been chosen and will include Is MINES.
II. G.: Harrison and Frank T. Heffel-
finger from the senior board and Mrs.
BENJAMIN w oodworth and Mrs. Frank
lin Crosby from the Junior board. The
charity ball,9aas everyone should know,
Women on Stevens avenue,Sa favorite
philanthropy Of Minneap olisssWomen.
The week beginning Nov::!56 will be
very gay for thesyoung women. who are
members of the 6fafnlna PhisBeta soror-
ity. The sorority will hold its annual
convention in@ Minneapolis and about
ferent colleges will be present. Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. Z ), an informal tea will
be given in honor, Of the visitors at the
home of Mrs. Edward W. Backus on
Oak Grove street. The same evening
there will be a more formal reception
at the home of Dean and Mrs. John p
Downey when the faculty of the uni;
versity and their wives will be invited
to meet the visiting college women
Wednesday evening, Nov: 8, there will
, be a formal ball at the Plaza, if it is
finished in time, and if not at the uni
versity armory, and on Friday, Nov. 10
a banquet at the Minikahda club viii
be an attractive closing feature to the
convention gaieties.
Mrs Frank N. Barons and her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Ellet Parcher, will, give two
card parties early in November at thei1
home, 1926 eLyndale avenue s.. The
date for the first has >been set for
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. l, but the
time for the second has not been def
Mrs. Pauline Poehler and Mrs. W. II
Lauderdale have issued invitations ::o1
a card party which will be given Thurs
day afternoon, at the. home Of Mrs
Poehler, 2212 Girard avenue s. ,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Halbert or
rived in Minneapolis Friday and are al
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert took place
Wednesday in Washington, Pa. Mrs
Halbert was formerly Miss Charlott.
Nichol and, the service was read at Thu
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j
Nichol, which was deliberately decke,
with palms and flowers, carrying out {
color scheme Of pink, white and green
palms and smilax and as Miss Loi
White played the ".Lohengrin' brida
chorus the bridal couple, preceded b.
little Helen Harvuot of Cincinnati, tn,
flower girl, led the way to the flora
altar followed by the guests. The brid
wore a white lace. gown over silk am
held a white prayer book 4! < The littl
carried pink and white carnations. TIL
double ring service was read by Rev
A. w. Harvuot Of Cincinnati in tn
presence Of sixty guests from Washing
ton, .Pittsburg, Wheeling, W. Va, am
Cincinnati. -., ... ~:
The marriage of Miss Mildred Bar
I. rows and Ernest Bennett Macdonald will
take place Tuesday evening, Nov. Z, a
the home of the bride 8 mother, Mrs
Fannie NJ. Barrows. and only the rela
tives and intimate friends will be pres
ent. The bride will be attended b
Miss Grace Estin as maid Of honor.
A large group of Minneapolis peopl
will go down to Hastings Wednesday t
attend the wedding Of Miss Mae Ham,
and Dr.. Frank L. Stoudt which vii
take place in the First Presbytefla
church. The service will be followed b
large reception at the home Of til
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerenl
Hanna. Miss Ednah Hall and Burto
DR.. stoudt is q university man and ha
host Of. friends here
The wedding of Miss Margaret Da
heny and John Hazel of Bloomington
Mimi, will take place Tuesday morn