The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-20

Two debutantes were introduced this
afternoon, Miss Winifred Westlake,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis j. West
lake of 2O15 Second avenue S, and Miss
Edith Williams, the daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Frederick o. Williams of 1921
| Girard avenue S. .t-. - ...t-. |
Mrs. Westlake had invited about three
hundred guests to meet her daughter,
and the Westlake residence was bower
of southern smilax, against which the
bright chrysanthemums and roses We're
resplendant. Pink chrysanthemums and
roses were used in -profusion thru the
reception room. and pink and yellow
chrysanthemums in wallbaskets and
vases were in the living room,- while
| the dining room glowed with red roses
and tapers. A basket Of roses furnished
the centerpiece. The frappe. bowl was
banked with fruit in the rich winter
colors. The mantels were .tangles Of
ferns and palms, and the smilax trailed
its glossy leaves in leafy network
over walls and arches.
Mrs. Westlake and her daughter were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles
W. Hack, who came to Minneapolis last
fall bride. The pretty, debutante, wore
and inset with lace and carried a great
.cluster of flowers. Mrs. Westlake g
| gown was of lavender crepe de chine
with point lace trimmings, and Mrs.
Hack wore pink brocaded silk. The as,
sisting women included two St; Paul
debutantes, Misses Prouty, and BIack.
Paul, J. G. Cross, M. P. Wander Horck,
Charles Nein. 6. A. .McCollom. J. L. Nc
Culloch from st. Paul, Mines, Jesse
Gregg, E. NJ. Prouty, James Compton,
Downs, Stringer, w. M. Liggett, Pierce
of Fort Smelling, Misses Kate Buchanan,
Marietta Lyman, Agnes Haynes, y Garo-
Ethel Haynie, Germane Downs, Haszel
Alness. Antoinette Shimonek and Nc
Laughlin. -.
an equal number of men will be enter,
tained at a dancing party by MI. ana
Mrs. Westlake.
Miss Williams was formally intro
duced at reception which was given
by her mother, Mrs. Frederick y. Will
Jams. and Mrs. Alvah W. Ludwig at the
home Of Mrs. Ludwig, 1901 Humboldt
avenue S. The debutante wore a dam,
ty gown Of cream white net with gold
glrdle and carried an arm full OF white
chrysanthemums. The assisting women
were Mines. H. M Owen, Eugene Trask,
G. Ellis Fisher, Frederick. L. McClellen,
irving W. Lawrence, Misses Helen
Trussell and three st. Paul young
women, Misses Tess Nelson, Letta
Phipps and Gene Oliver. Miss Green,
ly presided at the samovar and served
Russian tea. The decorations We're
charming and the reception group stood
before q round window banked with
palms and fe1ns while southern smilax
Wreathed the arches and windows. Pink
roses and tapers were most effective
against the leafy background. Yellow
blossoms. were in the center Of the table
in the dining room and the sideboard
was a tangle of vines and ferns
American Beauty roses glowed in the
hall and living room where the frappe
table was heaped with fruit. string
orchestra played as the 250 guests came
and went from Until 6 'clock.
This evening Mines. Ludwig and Will
Jams will entertain the assisting womer
and an equal number of men at Dime!
and later there will be dancing in th'
ball room, which has been decorated
with American Beauty roses. !
Announcement has been made of tn
engagement of Miss Idella NJ. Loisell
Of Holcombe, Wis, to Alan Merit
Brooks, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E
Brooks of this city, The wedding vii
take place Thursday at Holcombe
where Mr.. Brooks is now engaged i
business. =. 5000
Saturday afternoon at linen Shove
for Miss Ernestine Cohen, whose NAL
riage to S. Cohen of Evansville, Ind
will take place Dec. IA. The rooms wer
attractively. decorated with smilax an
flowers and festoons Of red heart
Cards were played and the favor, wa
won by Miss Pearl Schwartz. Afte
q the games. refreshments were serve
from the card tables. Miss Iitowit
4 and Mrs j. Jaros aided the hostes
4 There were thirty-five guests.
a Thursday afternoon Mrs. L. 7
3 Fawkes entertained twenty-five wome
= at cards at her home on Calhoun boul
= ward. Palms and carnations decked tt
81 rooms Mines. J. G. Bisson and E.
TerwiHiger assisted the hostess. Nine
J. R. Martin, j. R. Stewart and w.
Pauly won favors.
Miss Rose Mehan and Otto E. Stor
= Of Minneapolis were married Thursds
q afternoon at the home Of the bride
n mother, Mrs. Katherine Meehan, in S
Paul. Rev. Father Gibbons read t.
fair service.
Sc; Mr.. and Mrs. August Barsow Of E
looc: &c: celsior, Mimi, announce the engageme
w. Of their daughter Alma Louise to Fral
s5cc: Joseph Breckendorf. The wedding W
hin | take place III Inc early spring..
81; Miss Elizabeth Kierce, daughter
CO Patrick Kierce Of Cahill settlement. a.
unce nee B. H. Talbot Of st. Paul were mari
IS; Wednesday in the Cahill, parish chure
iold; i d Rev. Father Mahoney read the servi'
'hso hoS Miss Sadie Kierce was bridesmaid a
box George Talbot Of Kansas City, NJ
was best man. The bride wore VIII
fers' crepe de chine. The service was f
Nc: lowed by reception at the home Of
over brides 1aJner ana ABOUT one nunuI
tton, guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs. T
1Hngst; bot went east for trip, and they "
~ be at home after Dec. / at 333 Nels
large avenue, St. Paul. Mr.. Talbot is W
5922 known in twin city fraternal circl
rsen ye,- and is the district manager Of the
tional Life Insurance company.
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