The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-26

we only demand that a woman
should be w%o1nanly; which IS not
being exclusive. Leigh Hunt.
A holiday bride was Miss Florence
Isabel Whitemore, whose marriage to
Clinton Macarthur Norton took place at
3 O'Clock this afternoon at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Whitemore, 1921 Portland avenue.
Christmas green's, holly and mistletoe
furnished fur h1;sa, an appropriate stdna Ind setting ! asn ana
Of greens. Red Christmas bells and
knots of bright red ribbon gave touches
Of bright color here and there, and the
lights were shaded in red. In the din
ing room a basket of red carnations
! formed the centerpiece. Miss Louise
RR9Mtii Syrw was at N iaS : gianfD r sna GRl"{ ysa
"Lohengrin' Bridal chorus, THE
Evening Starr from "Tannhauser''
| during the. ceremony and Mendels-
sohn s march at the close. Miss Nora
McNair was the maid of honor and
wore pale blue silk and carried pink
carnations. The bride was in white
Persian lawn with yoke of valenciennes
lace and girdle Of cream satin. Her
! ouHuC Voc I'll 4OSOS - WI
| ton of Duluth was best man and the
service wal read by Rev. 8. G. Rollins.
An informal reception followed and
receiving with the bridal couple were
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitemore, Miss Annie
Whitemore Of Mount Harries, N. Y,
the brides aunt, Mrs. Mary l.. Norton,
Mr.. Norton's mother, and Mrs. N: K.
Emily Whitemore Of Mount Morris. and
Miss Grace Whitemore assisted thru
the rooms.
Mr.. Norton and his bride will leave
this evening for a trip and they will
receive at 1000 Elliot avenue after
Feb. l.. Mrs. Norton travelling gown
is of blue and her hat is to match. "
The announcement Of the marriage
Of Mrs. Florence Baird Campbell Of
Baltimore, and Captain il: McCardy,
auditor of the postofice department at
Washington, formerly city controller of
st. Paul, which took place last week,
will be a surprise. to his many friends
in ! the twin cities. Captain McCardy
riage, and when he Left his department
Wednesday it was understood that he
was going to- St. Paul to spend the holi.
days, The bride is we'll known in
Washington and Baltimore. Captain
i and Mrs. McCardy are Spending thei1
honeymoon in New York and will not
return to Washington until after the
holidays. 49, ~. Fed. y.
Mrs. J. B.. Gilfllan entertained a.,
luncheon at the Plaza this afternoon
in honor of Miss Rebecca Semple anC
Miss Marion Partridge. Covers were
placed for twelve and the guests in
cluded the young women Of Miss Mar
iorie Northup's bridal party. A bas
ket Of pink roses in the center of 5tht
table gave the key to the color schem,
$ the baskets for CONNECTIONS were tie(
t with pink gauze ribbon and the daint,
n fans which served as favors had bow
$ Of pink, ribbons. .~ .
u Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gilfllan will
entertain at luncheon at the Plaza 70
s Mrs. W. D. Washburn, who. will ~leav
r next. week with Mr.. Washburn for
European trip.
The Gamma Phi sorority had it
Christmas party this afternoon. at tn
street Sc: The house was decorate
with holiday green's, holly and mistle
toe and a Christmas tree laden wit
R5ent d eHe HISS Fhe d%i Sfcaaraa a .o aE0 IN
gifts and music furnished amusemen
during the afternoon, and. light re
freshments were served from a tabl
decked with poinsettia blossoms. TIL
forty-fve guests included the alumr
as well as-the active members Of tn
sorority. ..,.> >
The dancing class which meets at til
home Of Mrs: William Donaldson had
Ia. holiday cotillion this afternoon in tn
donaldson ballroom which was elal
orately. decked- with southern smila
" and poinsettia blossoms. Mrs. Donal(
son and Miss, May Donaldson preside
at the. tables, which were heaped wit
and Mrs. H. S. Noble led the coti
lion. In one figure the girls wore quar-
caps, made in Normany fashion AN
trimmed with tinsel and big red rosett,
and in another they had huge muffs
white crepe paper, lined with red, orn;
i mented with holly, and slung from re
lined with tinsel and Santa Claus seal
Each of the young people brought thrt
= favors to: add to. the pleasure of Il
Is afternoon. The guests included a nu1
91- per OF young, people who are home f
be the vacation. The members Of tt
ne ne class are Misses Willimina Donaldso
an Dorothy Daggett, Dorothy Record, Ma
Frances Browne, Ellen Fertig, Hell
Clark, Laura Johnson, Helen Scanlo
Esther Clark, Grace Cobb, Esth
M Sprague, Catherine Dwinnell, Catheri
10 Ellwo9d, Elsie Thayer, Ruth Wyma
ne ne Leola Van der Horck,Betty Farringtc
M "a Josephine Murphy, Charlotte Murph
led Beatrice Washburn, Masters Kent Pc
ers, Edwin Cooper, Frederick Boute
yal Ray Stevenson, Raj ph Chisholm Phil
md Brooks, Lee Jones, Edgar Runyan, II.
all Old Sweat, Lawrence Gregory, Asht
ept Gregg, Carter Gregg, Donald Thav
to to Frank Leslie, Frank Carleton, Jan
,s py Sutherland, Cal Van der Horck, Done
ner, Ralph Sheldon. and Ward Tuck
- Mrs. Noble will give her holiday d,
,ncy cling party Saturday evening. and !
nall on Fourteenth avenue Sc will
,Wn, elaborated Y" decorated IN +bo bo1;d
rs; co]ors ~ - w w
pies,
rch, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mt. and Mrs. CIV. Moore of Montict
nov. Mimi, spent the day in the city.