The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-22
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Miss Rebecca Semple made her en-
trance into society at one of the most
beautiful receptions Of the season which
was given this afternoon by her mother,
Mrs. F.. B. Semple, at, the handsome
Semple residence on Vine place. Miss
Semple is a charming daughter of the
south, and her personality will be a
delightful addition to the younger set in
Minneapolis. The hours were from 4
to o'clock, and as over 500 invita-
tions had been issued there was a con-
tinuous stream of callers. To enhance
the beauty of the arrangements the
shades were drawn and the warm and
mellow light Of art lamps, candles and
oriental lanterns added to the rich ef-
feet of the decorations
AS the guests entered the large re-
| ceptlon hall they were greeted by a
! group of assisting women and then ush-
| cred into the drawing-room, where Mrs.
Semple and her daughter received
Everything was in pink and hundreds
Of pink roses blossomed here and there.
On the piano stood a large basket of
pink roses, the cabinet with it's rare
treasures of miniatures, held crystal
vase with dropping blossoms; and even
the low brass dishes were filed with
the fragrant flowers. Yellow was the
| color used in the reception hall and
chrysanthemums, palms and ferns clus-
tered around the carved balustrades
and reached almost to the ceiling. The
the reception hall, was filed with trail
ing ferns, vines and exotic plants, and
the tender green of ferns nestled
against the snowy statuary. In the
library two tables were arranged for
the frapp9e,, and a group of the younger
women alternated every half hour in
serving. Yellow chrysanthemums were
were topped with the proudly nodding
; blossoms, while vines and ferns were
massed below. The mantel was banked
with ferns and potted plants; relieved
with flowers. The dining-room was
fragrant with American Beauty roses
which were arranged on the serving
table, on the mantel and in the center
large silver basket, with tall silver can
delabra holding pink tapers at either
side. Ferns and palms banked the fire
place, which bears in carved mahogany
the family coat of arms, and tall Ameri
can Beauty roses were in handsome an
tiqMTi Miss j1s5s; ssmn7e wore . cn,rm;ne froc,
made in empire fashion, Of white satin
with an overdress of the finest whit,
tulle embroidered in silver. Mrs. Sem
pie was gowned in magnificent rob-
of gray Silk, with slip of finely en-
broiaered gray crepe de chine. Assist
ing in the rooms were Mines. G. R
Peavey, T: B: Janney, George Case, c
NJ. Case, Walter Hudson, L. B. New ell
I: F; Day. W. W. Hefelfnger, Misse
Natalie Jordan, Janney, Partridge
Helen Partridge, Katherine Jones Q
CINCINNATI, Leila Winston. Mrs. A. e
Jackson and Mrs. Morris, Hallowe1
presided in the dining-room.
Fendall G. Winston and his daugh
James S. Thurston, introduced rod I MIS- Mis-
Leila Winston at a beautiful reception
at the Winston, residence on Clifto
avenue. Miss Winston is one of th
>, charming group Of debutantes who wi
appear at :. the hostesses' ball. Tn
guests were. received by the debutant
and her father and sisters in the draw
ing room, which was decorated with
mass Of American Beauty roses Boz
qnets Of the regal flowers stood o
high pedestals and were arranged in
bank Of glowing color about the maj
tel and windows. Red chrysant TIL emum
were in the reception hall, minglin
with profusion Of ferns and palm
and the library was all in yellow wit
cehrysanthnemu3m?3!s Bn IN! to make floral Sc
iEC1AS' Aeu ~ ct 1A11Co, LII GLO1A PC1ICCI plu
beauty, blossomed in. the dining roo
and formed an exquisite centerpiece fe
the table. Mrs, Fendal Winston, il
and Miss Jones assisted in receiving
) and assisting about the rooms wei
Mines. W: 0. Winston, Allen Ramse,
Alfred Pillsbury, w. n. Porteous, j
Passmore, Miss Heffelfnger and Mi
Archibald of Northfeld. ~. -. 20,
Miss Winston wore a dainty gov
of white applique net and lace ovt
| a slip of white silk with garniture (
! osebuds, and she carried several Boz
I quets of pink blossoms. Mrs. Newe
wore stunning gown of white tran
parent silk with silver and duchess la,
over slip Of shell-pink satin. H,
flowers were lilies of the valley ar
. orchids. Mrs. Thurston was in pale bll
silk and cream. lace, and her fowe
were purple violets. VI n i
Last evening Mr.. Winston. MI
Newell and Mrs. Thurston received