The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

AVh on GroVeland terrace, TO lntro.
= duce her daughter, Miss Marion
Partridge. K
Mrs. James S. Thurston and Mrs.
Louis B. Newell have chosen Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. .22, as the date for
the coming out reception OF their Sis ]
ter. Miss Leila Winston, which will y, be
given at the Winston residence on Cllf-
Mrs. 3. D. sewell of East Twenty
fourth street will give a large reception
Friday afternoon, Nov. 70, 70 O., intro
duce her daughter, Miss Caroline I
Miss. Winifred Westlake and Miss
Marian Mccullough are also to be debu-
tantes this season. Miss Westlake IS
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis j:
Westlake of Second avenue S, and Mrs.
Westlake. will issue invitations tomor-
row for reception which she will give
Monday afternoon, Nov. 20, to intro
duce her daughter.
Miss Mccullough 8 debut, and her moth
I or. Mrs. James Mccullough, will give
reception Wednesday afternoons, N oy.
s, at her home, 2117 Bryant avenue s.
Miss Westlake and Miss Mccullough |
(, attended school together at Campbell
Hagerman college in Lexington, KY,
from which they were graduated in
June. 90
The Roosevelt club is going to give
ball to formally open its clubrooms
on Hennepn avenue. me n d affair IS
and will be for the members of the
club, their wives and women friends.
A feature of the assembly will be the
vaudeville program which is being ar
ranged by DR.. Paul Higbee and G.. A.
J Green, and as it is to be given by the
members of the club it is sure to con
4o;, h.
rooms have been refurnished and re-
Z decorated this fall, and are delightfully."-
comfortable and pretty. The assembly
will be the first large gathering that
!. the club has given since it acquired
it's spacious headquarters. The enter
of the social affairs of the club, includes
: Karl 'DeLaittre, Charles S. Gale. e. G.
Patterson, Frank T. Bowen and Thomas
p: F. Wallace. -
One of the largest and smartest Of
: the early winter affairs will be the re-
ception and dance which the CONNER
cial club will give at it's handsome club
rooms Friday evening, Nov. 10, in honor
of President Fred R. Salisbury and the
retiring board Of directors. The officers
of Fort Smelling, are honorary members
of the club and they will be present
with their wives.
The Deutscher Frauen club has
chosen the date for it's annual charity
ball, which will be given this year on
Ja4 a. in MasGp som TIE, Temple The e. con- {Ra
arrangements. includes Mines: E. Aich,
!. l.. Gluck, T. Marek, J. Heisser, A. Geb-
3 hardt and E. Rhomberg. The club has
in it's membership the. prominent Ger,
man women of the city, with Mrs. c. A.
Lampe as president. Once a year a
Insn o,t ro,txy 10 To roIcn do
with which to carry on, philanthropic
work for the women do much to assist
the worthy poor of the city.
The Dovre society will give its char
ity BAH in Nm Mas o5 Ter Temple Wednesd Ia
society has given this charity function
81 in the Phoennix club rooms, but owing
Is to the increased membership and the
s interest that has been aroused in the
81 affair it was deemed advisable to have
s it in larger hall this year. Kelsey s
81 band will furnish the music. .' 2'l .l:t
Among the November weddings will
be that of Miss Katherine Kennedy
$ and Alexander James Keith of Eau
i. Claire, Wis, which will take place
s Wednesday evening, Nov. 8, at the
Il home of the bride s parents, Mr.. and
s Mrs. Donald Kenneuy on Fourth ave-
nue S. 81 ,.,~.a .,
The wedding of Miss Isabelle Arm
. strong and DR.. Harry Pond Rawson is
evening. Nov. -, at the home Of the
& brides mother, Mrs. Anna B. Arm
+ strong, 1919 Third avenue S.
The wedding Of Miss Sarah Elizabeth il
Chase and Joseph Goldsbury will take
1,lo o1p
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mira. Charles W. Chase, in st. An
thony Park. Mr.. Goldsbury will bring
his bride to Minneapolis, and they viii
be at home after Jan. l at 1920 Lake
place. ,> ~
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G.. Rosing of 210e
& James avenue N, will issue the invita-
tions this week for the marriage Of
their daughter, Ebba Louise, to Lewis
H. Dwinnell of Winnipeg; which will
Is. take place Wednesday evening, Nov
22;-i in Forest Heights NJ. E. church.
dell and Bertha Carney will give
heart party for the bride. III
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Emma
line Grosvenor and William Charles An
derson will take place Tuesday, Nov. 81
The bride is the daughter Of Fred Gros
venor. ~ 2
Mrs. Lucy Elliott of Merriam Par]
announces the engagement of he
daughter, Mabel Blanche, to Nelson R
Phillips The wedding will take plac
late i'm November. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gittleson an
nounce the engagement of their daugt
ter. Lillian, to Ben F. Gradwohl. e.
~ ~ y
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Baker McIntyr
have issued invitations for receptio
which they will give Friday eyenin
at their home, 615 Ninth street S,
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Truit
Halbert, whose wedding took plac
s. about, fortnight ago. Mrs. Halbe1
was formerly Miss Charlotte Steato
Nichol Of Washington, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gardiner OF 100
Dupont avenue will entertain Frida
evening.
The concerts Of the Minneapolis Syn
phony orchestra and the Philharmoni
Z club will have a social as well as mus
cal interest. ALI of. the boxes have bee
taken for the season. George w. Peave
has box A; Willard G.. Shull and Charlc
d. Lewis will share box b; William /!
Morrison and James S. Porteous, box
Mrs. Thomas Lowry, box D; Ebert ]
Carpenter and Charles G. Weber, DO
"a e. and H. Alden Smith, Alonzo IT. Ran