The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05
ST. PAUL

Mrs. l.. II. Maxield Goodrich avenue. gave
reception Thursday afternoon to Introduce her
daughter, Miss Alice Maxwell. Miss Maxaeld
assisted her mother and sister in receiving. Inc
rooms fragrant with roses palms and
chrysanthemums. The debutante wore a dainty
white net costume and carried yiolets. Mrs. A.
: u. Boyeson and Mrs. c. J. A. Morris presided
In the dining room, where the appointments were
in white and green. Mrs. Archibald g. CLARK
and Mrs. John Seabury served punch. In the
evening from o'clock until II, Mrs. Maxheld
entertained the younger set and the debutantes.
Mrs. Laughton Blood gave breakfast Thurs
day at the Country club. The fifty guests were
seated at three round tables. In the center OF
each table wreath Of scarlet saliva en-.
circled crystal candlestcks holding red shaded
candles. Following the breakfast, Miss Maloney,
with Miss Abel at the piano, entertained the
guests with song recital
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and MI and
Is Mrs. Samuel Magoffn gave reception at the
Aberdeen Wednesday evening to Introduce Miss
yernore Marguerite Magoffin to st. Paul So
ciety. Miss Magoffin is "a tall. handsome girl
with winning manners and bids falr TO carry
of as many social honors in St. Paul as fell
to her last winter in Kentucky where, at the
home Of her parents, she made her debut. MISS
Magoffin wore a princess gown OF white crepe
de chine and lace and carried American Beauty
roses. Mrs. Magoffin was in white MORE an
tiaue, with lace and her jewels, a necklace
bracelets and brooch were of pearls. an heir.
loom from the time Of her great great great
grandmother.
Mrs. W q. s. Wright's tea Tuesday after
noon brought together several hundred society
folk In very charming way. The guests were
thes hostess being assisted by Mines f. F.
Wright, D. B. Finch. A. W. Ritzinger. q.
Pearce, I. A. Robinson. Peabody, Frand ford, D.
j. shipman Miss Ritzinger and the debutantes
Mrs. J. NJ. Macdonald, Holly avenue, has is
sued Invitations for bridge parties On Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
Mrs. John d. Miller, Virginia avenue, Will
give q luncheon at the Country club tomorro"
- Tor Miss Black, who is one of the seasons de-
butantes.
Mrs. Daniel Pool, Holly avenue, will give q
euchre party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin Floete, of Summit avenue hat
issued invitations for musical at IL O'Clock OF
Saturday.
Mrs J. W. Owens and Mrs. Warren Owen
will give tea Tuesday for Miss Crooke
Mrs. William J. Dean, Of Grand avenue, gave
q small luncheon Wednesday for Miss Brooks, o.
Salem, Ohio. Miss Brooks was also the CUES
of honor at dinner given on Tuesday evening
Gustav scholle entertained at dinner Tuesda!
evening at the Minnesota club for John Blair
Of 1.-The Crossing company.
Mr. and Mrs. Rukard Hurd, who were visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Parker Of SUNNI
avenue, have gone to Cincinnati
Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis ". Hill left for Nev
York last evening.
MI. and Mrs. Howard Elliott are home fron
New York.
Miss Julia Rogers of Summit avenue ha
returned from the east.
Mrs. G. A. Severance is home from the east
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Field Of Portland avenu
are home from somers, N. Y.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cushing Of New York Is the CUES
of Mrs Luther s. Gushing of Nina ina avenue utn,
Strickland of Fairmount avenue will leav
this evening for Pasadena, Cal
of her sser Mrs. ras Robert Wheaton, Of
court, having just returned from months visi
in New York
David c. Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
P. Shepard have gone to New York.
General and Mrs. Rodney Smith with Mrt
Bass, Laurel avenue Mrs. Smith will leav
for Dresden to spend the winter.
William G. White has gone east, to be abser
for about three weeks. He will visit his tw
sons. who are attending school. The eldes
Edwin W. White, is senior at Yale, an
manager Of the university football team. Tn
younger, William Preston White, is studer
at Phillips academy, at Andover, Mass.
Mrs Marcus Daily Of Helena, Mont, who hs
been a guest at the Ryan for several day.
left last evening for New York
Mrs s'W G. Robertson. Holly avenue, hs
Miss, Jennie Durham is spending the wintt
with her aunt, Mrs Theodor Borup of SUNNI
avenue. 60.
Mrs G. E. Hasson has returned from a ST.
weeks visit with friends in Chicago, Cinc1nna
and Indianapolis.
Mrs. Samuel MARS introduced her daughte
Miss Agnes Mairs, to her circle of friends al
acquaintance at reception from to Frida
afternoon. Miss hlairs becomingly arrayt
in white embroidered net and held a bouquet
American Beauty roses. The rooms were bea
tiful with flowers and foliage and in the dinin
basket of liberty roses hanked by candl
sticks with red shaded candles decorated Il
table. The ice and coffee served by Nine
Merry Upham, Ma1feld, Everton ]. Abbott al
Parks Richie. Mrs. J. D. Armstrong and Mi
Grant were at the punch table. The other a
sisting Mines. William Q. Rea
George Gardner, Thomas Cochran, Frederic
Fogg Daniels, Schulze, William n. Lindek
Hine, Underwood and Miss Wyman, both
u Minneapolis. In the evening Mrs. MARS ente
tanned the debutantes informally in honor of b
daughter.