The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
CHRONICLES OF WEEK IN MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL CIRCLE

"A WEN
marriage Of Miss Aimee Laramee and
Donald Edwin Haynes, which will take
place Wednesday evening, Nov. 22, at
| the home of the bride IS father, Louis
Laramee, on Highland avenue: But
about ESQ invitations were issued for
reception which will folloWY at IS $40
| Irene Davis Of St. Paul for her maid
of honor and Willis Smith and Louise
Brace will be small attendants with
little Alice Mccullough to carry the
ring.
Among the affairs next week for the
bride will be q luncheon which Mrs;
club Tuesday. Mrs. Karle Perkins will
entertain Thursday afternoon at her
home in the Virginia and on Friday
afternoon Mrs. A. 81. Policy Of Calhoun
boulevard will be hostess at lunch
con for twelve girls in honor Of the
bride. The bridal dinner for Miss
Saturday Asn4ds evening by Mrs Theodore
Mr. and Mrs. Lsrenz Aliss De Cou
gave dinner yesterday at their home,
"a Twelfth street N, in honor Of Miss
Laramie. 81. The table appointments
were in pink and white. A cluster Of
pink and white roses marked the bride s
| place, and her chair was draped with
fluffy folds of delicately tinted tulle.
| The centerpiece was q beautifully ar
ranged bouquet of bride roses, with
streamers Of pink ribbon extending to
the plates Of the guests. The place cards
were hand-painted pink rosebuds, and
the dinin groom was Lighted w with pink pink
| After dinner parcel shower was given
for Miss Laramie, the gifts being pre-
sented to her In basket tied with
pink tulle. Musical selections were
given by Miss Clara Ovenshire. ~.
The wedding Of Miss Meta Jane ART,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Eels,
and Roy Howard Maxfeld will take
place Wednesday evening, Dec. 6, In st.
Andrews Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F. Rourke have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their their daughter Margaret to Dr. F psse
at their home, 2720 HennepiH avenue,
Monday evening, Nov. 20. Miss Lillian
Rourke will be her sisters only at
tendant and Albert Scallen will act
as best man.
MI. and Mrs. Matt sayer Of S13
engagement OF OF eReir daugR5eF Mo lie
to John Mueller of St. Miehaels, MINI.
The wedding will take place in st. 10;
seph s church, at 9 O'Clock Wednesday
morning, Nov. 90. Miss Sayer will be
attended by Miss Amanda Zachman as
maid Of honor, and her bridesmaids
will be Misses Emma Keen and Nora
Mess.
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Maria
Riley to Clemens L.. Vielot has been
set for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 80. The
wedding will take place at g. o. clock
!. in the morning at the Ascension church,
Rev. J. Harrington officiating. Miss
Riley has chosen Miss Eva, Madden for
= her maid of honor. M. Vieiot will
. man and Charles Burns and. Albert
t Scallen for ushers. A wedding break
fast at the home of the bride, 1927
q Dupont avenue N, will follow the cere'
j mony. A number Of prenuptial affairs
' are being arranged in compliment to
! Miss Riley. =
l. Mrs. Waldo Richards Of Boston will
= give dramatic recital tomorrow eve.
$ aldson ON Groveland Terrace. Mrs
s Richards is a stranger in Minneapolis
: but she is well known in the east ,ano
g in Europe as q drawing-room reader
e Her program will be varied one anC
e includes several dialect Inumbe rs-Irish
n French Canadian and negro, as we'll az
Q selections showing child character ant
g others of a more serious nature. A
q number Of Mrs. Richards selection'
, were written especially for her.
. The Northwestern hospital -5bazaa:
i came to brilliant close last evening
$ and, weary as the women were from
o their tireless efforts Of the. past few
y days, they tarried in the West, hote
the large sum they had raised for tn
= new building fund. Considerably owe
r. 81 900 was realized by the fair, ant
9 after the bills are paid there will b
It a lot Of money left. Over 5000 wal
g taken in at the infants fancy work
IS and apron booths the first day. There
e were few articles left at closing time
n last evening and they were disposed
9 Of at a jolly auction. The Journa
e Newsboys' band played program O.
y popular airs during the evening am
9 hundreds Of people wandered thru tn
. corridors, buying pretty trifles here an
L there, or chatting with friends in tn
: attractive tea garden. The women, o
=. the hospital boards have thought o
=, little but the bazaar for the past tw
. months, and more than half a doze1
! thimble bees we're held at the home, 0
- Mrs. H. H. Kimball to make prepare
d tions for the big fair.
it Miss Marian Mccullough was the frs
is Of this year $ debutantes to make he
| formal greeting to society, and the re