The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-21

Mrs. James E. Moore entertained
pointed card party this afternoon at
her home on Clifton avenue. Palms,
ferns and southern smilax furnished a
most attractive setting, with pink roses
in the reception room and yellow and
red chrysanthemums in the other rooms
to furnish touches of bright color. Six
hand euchre was played, and after the
games dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Moore was assisted by Mines.
Frank Forssell.~ Charles johnson, M. J.
Scanlon and Miss Helen Perkins. To-
morrow afternoon Mrs. Moore will en-
tertain second company Of women at
cards.
Miss Mabel Hite, the clever come
dienne of 1.-THE Girl and the Bandit, -
was the guest of honor this afternoon
rooms by Miss Ethel Knowles of the
Waldorf. The table decorations and
appointments were in red. Covers were
laid for seven and after luncheon there
was a theater party at the Orpheum.
Last evening Mrs. G. II. Knowles en-
tertained Miss Hite at dinner, and af-
ter the performance there was a sup
per at the Nicollet hotel, at which Roy
Williams and Clarance Monk were
0OSCS. tomorrow an duCOMOD11o I4Oc
will be given for Miss Hite.
Invitations have been received for
the marriage reception of Miss Miriam
Goss. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Fran
els Webster Goss, and Bruce Thurber
Shute, which will follow the service
Tuesday evening, Dec. IL, in Boston,
Mass. Mr.. Shute formerly lived IN
Minneapolis and has host of friends
and a number of relatives here.
The marriage of Miss Helen A
Herms, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles F. Herms, to Lee McClintock
Shell, will take place Wednesday, Nov
80, at 5 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Rourke, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F. Rourke, and DR.
Frederick 8. Meyer were married las
evening at the new home OF the youns
couple, 2730 Hennepin avenue. Tht
rooms were decorated with palms an(
ferns against which white chrysanthe
NUNS and white tapers were most effec
1 tive In the parlor and hall. Red carna
room, where American Beauty roses ant
red tapers decked the table, Miss Ann:
Dewitt Cook played the "Lohengr1n
bridal chorus and furnished an accom-
pani1nent for two solos by Miss Heller
Crennan. Miss Lillian Rourke was he
sister s maid Of honor and wore whit
crepe de chine with Irish point lace. Sh'
carried pink chrysanthemums tied will
white tullo and had wreath Of roses i,
her hair. The bride was in whit
chiffon cloth over satin. Her veil wa
caught with orange blossoms and sh
carried an ivory prayer book. Littl
ett Cox and Wallace Pinney held th
white ribbons to form an aisle. Alber
Scallen acted as best man and the serv
ice was read by Rev. J. M. Cleary.
An informal reception followed AM
assisting the bridal couple in receivin.
were Messrs. and Mines. Rourke, j.
Lennon of St. Paul and Miss Rourke
Among the guests were Mrs. Michae
Quinn and daughter, Audrey Of Milwau
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. James Lennon O.
Appleton, Wis; Miss Margaret Schlere
Of Milwaukee, and Messsrs. and Mines
}. E. Money, George E. Lennon, j. M
Miss Catherine Lennon and Frank Cool
of st. Paul.
DIR. Meyer and his bride went ava,
for a wedding trip and they will be a
home after Feb. l.
Miss Grace Mathews entertained a:
her home on the East Side yesterda,
for Miss Hayward, who was in Mime
apolis over Sunday. Dinner was served
at | O'Clock, and covers were laid fo
twelve. The table decorations were il
red and white, the place cards wer,
hand.painted American Beauty rose
caught to the red and white ribbon
that fell from basket Of American
Beauty roses that hung over the table