The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-11
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Mrs, Ebert, L. Carpenter of Clifton
avenue gave musicale this AFTERNOON
IN honor of her guest, Mrs. Hubert g..
Buehler OF Lakeyille, Conn. Mrs. Car
penter and Mrs. Buehler received alone
IN the. handsomely appointed drawing
G. Weber, John B, GiIfi R Alden Gea'i +,
Smith, Preston King. George Chase
Christian, Leonard Welles, Miss Mar
garet Welles and Miss Marian Martin,
a beautiful program was presented
~ Mrs. Alma johnson Porteous and
of songs, and Carlo Fischer, Who PLAYED
cello selections. Mrs. Harriet W. Run
yam furnished the accomplishments s..
About hundred invitations had been
Mrs. Buehler will return to her home
Saturday, and she will be entertained
at several charming informal affairs be-
fore her departure. = .-s,.# ! -.
Mrs. George L. Gillette gave her Sec
ond post-nuptial at home today at the
L: S. Gillette residence, 712 Fifth street
So. Receiving with Mrs. Gillette were
Miss Kate Buchanan and Miss Eliza
beth, Healy. In the parlors and re-
ceptlon hall pink chrysanthemums made
a, pretty setting and white and pink
blossoms were in the diningroom. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette will re-
ceive together. .:&5 =. = Z
Mrs: David f. Simpson entertained
at a luncheon today at her, home on
Lyndale avenue for Miss Jennie Lind,
who was the debutante intro duced by
her at the Hostesses' reception.
Mrs. Charles Cleveland and Mrs.
Wesley Neill will be hostesses at a
bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Neill, 201l Second
avenue S. The hours will be from 2
to 6 o. clock and fifty women have been
invited. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Neill
and Mrs. Cleveland will entertain the
same number of women at six-hand
euchre.
Mrs. Florence S. Potter entertained
the young women of the senior and Jun
Tor classes of the Kindergarten normal
school this afternoon at her home, 22l2
Harriet avenue. Miss Blanche, Booth
gave several delightful readings from
shakspere, and later the guests gath
cred about the tea.table. =, :
The first of the affairs which have
been planned for Miss, Bessie sKoons, d
Christmas bride, was given this after
noon when Miss Anna Mae Mortimer
OF 2l04 Western avenue, entertained a
group OF a dozen young women at a
linen shower. The decora tions and ap-
polntments were in pink with carna-
lions in the parlors, and chrysanthe-
NUNS and pink tapers in candelebrum
IN the dining room. The lights thru
out We're shaded in pink. Each guest
toasted the bride and. Miss Lillian
SWartz acted as toast mistress, Later
Miss Rooms was showered with dainty
linen gifts from landing in the half.
Misses Hazel Mortimer and Florence
Cheney assisted the hostess. ~. ~,
The wedding of Miss Frederick Eliza
beth Schultz and. BENJAMIN Powers
Darby of Huron, S. d., took place last
evening at the. home. of the bride on
Sixteenth street. The Rev. Irving r.
Johnston read the service, in the pres
ence OF the, relatives and close friends
ding march, spr i song. and w the
Mendelssohns Midsummer Night's
>Dream'' march furnished the musical
setting.
Miss: Schultz wore white silk MULE
over white silk, with trimmings of GRO
ehet lace, and her3Sfowers were white
chrysanthemums : =: Christmas greens
and southern smilax made a leafv
bower in; the parlors, where the vows
were spoken. branches fN>;holly fes-
TONED the doorWaNs:; and clusters" of
req carnations continued the pretty eff
feet OF red among the green. Mr.. and
Mrs Darby have gone on an eastern
trlp. They will be at home in Huron
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