The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

nounced the engagement OF Lleii
daughter, Miss Louise Stickney Crosby,
to Ernest Trowbridge Paine, OF Prov
dence. n L.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Helen G. Stanford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stanford OF FAIR
mont, Mimi, to Frank Fernald OF Lay
ingston, Mont. Mr.. Fernald IS V1slt,
ing his parents, Mr.: and Mrs. 6; :. fer;
nald of Lincoln avenue. Miss Stanford
is also the guest of Mrs. Fernald
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Myrtice Eunice, to. Robert Laurence
Carley.l The wedding will take place
Jan. II at the bride 8 home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Wight Of Croci,s
place, will be at home to their friends
after 5 pm. on New Years day. They
issue no cards for this function, which
partakes Of the character of a, south
ern open house festivity and has be-
come with them delightful annual
custom. X
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Downs, Western
avenue, will give a reception New
Years afternoon. |tA-sE
The young set Of boys AID girls will
give theater party at the Metropoli-
tan Wednesday evening. Miss Borup
will chaperon the party. -
Mrs Thomas McDavitt, Grand ave-
nue., will give dinner dance Friday
evening, at the Country club, for the
younger set. l.
Mrs Edward F. Rice Of Summit ave-
nue. gave a tea Thursday to say good
bye to her friends, as she Is leaving
next week with Mr.. Rice for Chicago:
Mrs. Henry Hale presided at the hand
somely-appointed table in the dining
room and Mrs. Haynie served punch in
the library.
Mrs: G. A; Severance gave lunch
lus and Miss GunsaSlus of Chicago.
Mrs. H. J. Baldwin Of Angus, gave
q dinner dance Thursday evening in
honor of her daughters, the Misses
Baldwin, who are home from Welles-
ley. There were ?sixty-fve guests.
Mrs. J. E. Burshard, Lincoln avenue,
gave dancing Fsartv Thursday evening
at LOOMS hail. in honor Of her daugh
ter, Miss Heller Burchard. Mrs. Val
J. Rothsehild AID Mrs. Humphrey Bar.
ton assisted. rhere were forty guests
Mrs. Samuel g. Strickland of Holly
avenue gave tea Friday afternoon for
Miss Geraldine Ingersoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson gave a
dance Wednesday evening ut the Town
and Country club for their daughter
Miss Bessie G. Robinson. The rooms
Of the club were gay with Christmas
greens, holly wreaths and Japanese Ian
terms. A chartered car conveyed Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson and their fifty
guests to the club.
Thomas Cochran, Jr., who is spend
ing short time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cochran Of Western
avenue, left Friday evening for New
York.
Mrs. r. M. Brown Of New York, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. R. Noyes, Summit avenue, left
Friday evening for her home. -.
Judge Thomas, Wilson Of the Aber
deem is visiting in Chicago.
leave Tuesday for New York to spend
the remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Bum, Mis-
Bum and Judge George L. Bum hav'
returned from Madison.
Mrs Harold P Bend, Portland av
enue, is entertaining her brother, job,
Blakely Of Chicago.
Mrs. M. J. McFadden and Miss Viz
ginia McFadden are visiting in Winona
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Gilfillan Of Butte
Mont, are the guests of Mrs. Jane
Gilillan, Exchange street.
Mrs. John Hammond and her son De
den Hammond of Duluth are the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Burnside Foster Of Far
rington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hill and tn
Misses Hillfleft Thursday evening TO
Aiken, S. G.
Mrs. Samuel g. Smith of College az