The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-19
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chine made over white silk and chiffon
and she held large bouquet of bride g
roses. Her maid Of honor, Miss Ger
trude Sinclair, wore pretty gown Of |
white French null, trimmed with Ger
man valenciennes lace, and she carried
an arm bouquet of white asters. Rob- |
ert Freeman Of White Bear lake was
the best man.
Following the ceremony bridal din
ncr was served at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. j. Downing, 27l6
West Forty-fourth street. It was fol
lowed by a reception. White and green
were used to decorate the tables, and
asters in delicate tints Of pink laven-
der and white were arranged in. a
profdsion Of color in the reception
rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell leave
They will receive. after Oct. Is at their
home, 1923 West Forty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are well
known in lodge circles of the state.
The bride is the chief templar of Riv-
ers:dc lodge, and the groom is the grand
secretary Of the state I. O. G. r.. ri
A fashionable group of women gath
cred on the piazza Of the Minikahda
invitations issued by Mrs. Henry j.
MOI eton to meet Mrs. R. S. Innes of
Augusta, Ga. The hours were from 2
to 5 clock and bridge was played. At
o'clock tea was served from a dain-
tily appointed table. Mrs. Frank w.
Commons and Mrs. Douglas MacKay as
sisted. Mrs. Innes will remain in Min
neapolis until the first week, in Octo-
Der, when she will return to her south
ern home. ::
Mrs. George R. Newell gave hand
some bridge luncheon today at her
home on Vine place for Mrs. Frank J.
Mackay Of London, Eng. Covers at
luncheon were laid for nine and the
table was artistically arranged with
large bouquets of pink and white as
tiers. In the reception-room and in the
pallors red SALIVA made pretty set
ting. Bridge was PLAYED after lunch
con- Mrs. Mackay will leave this even
ing for Reedsburg, Ill, to join Mr..
Mackay on visit with friends.
Miss Phoebe Eckels. who is visiting
the Misses Marion and Charlotte Part
ridge, will be guest of honor at dim
ner this evening given by the Misses
Schultz at the Town and Country club.
Last evening the ballroom at the Part
ridge residence was opened for dane
ing party, in compliment of Miss Eek
els. Miss Charlotte Partridge was the
hostess, and forty of the younger PEG
pie danced Miss Eckels leaves for Chi
cago this evening after the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Ivison of New
York will be entertained at box party
at the Metropolitan theater. tomorrow
evening, at which John S. Pillsbury will
be the host. Mr. and Mrs. Ivison are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R.
Lamb.
Mrs. J. G. Doyle entertained cham
ingly this afternoon at her home, 25O9
Dupont avenue N, in honor Of Mrs. H.
G. Luettgerodt of Kilbourne, Wis.
Twenty guests had been invited to play
cards. The hours were from to 8
o'clock. The rooms had dainty set
ting of fragrant fall blossoms, and
clusters of goldenrod,' red and white
, flowers filled the vases. Receiving with
Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Luettgerodt was
Tonight Mrs. Doyle will give a dinner
for the same group Of women. The
tables will be ornamented with asters
in varied colors. 10: :. -,
Miss Irene Hawley entertained. al
her home, 1921 Portland avenue, last
evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Ora
ham, who will leave tomorrow evening
to make her home in Tacoma, Wash
J Music and Rotations were arranged
into an informal program for the EN-
tertainment of the guests. Miss Lol
Lewis sang tender farewell song, AM
| program Of toasts was proposed il
! compliment to Miss Graham, to which
she responded. Refreshments wer
} served in the prettily appointed dinin!
room. Miss Graham was presented wit
a beautiful jewel case, and in returl
\ gave her. photograph to each Of tn
\ guests. Present were Misses Virgini
Suite, Low Lewis, Alice GoodspeeG
Bailey, Hattie Elmer, Ella Kingb,
Stacia Moore, Myrtle Graham, Misse
! Clara and Jennie Cool and Misses Iren
y and Ruby Hawley. 49,. -.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Of Seatt]
= were the honor guests at a receptio
\ given last evening by Mr.. and Mr.
: William Stevenson at their home 22C
4 Twenty-seventh avenue s. The dec
\ rations were beautifully carried Q,
9 with flowers Of the season and a di
y tinct color note showed in each roor
Pink and white asters and palms mao
\ a setting Of, delicate color in the ha
\ and in the parlor, white and lavend
u tv arrangement. In the dining roo
\ pink and white were the chosen color
e A large centerpiece of chrysanthemur
| stood on the table surrounded by Di1
{ and white tapers in crystal holders R
\ ceiving with Messrs. and Mines. Ste
u enson were Misses Harriet Robinso
u Matilda Haw, Grace King, and AM
81 Helleson. Mr.. and Mrs. Beckiord, N
e and Mrs. Fred Steele. Miss Floren
Wilson and Arthur Wilson of St. Pa
y and the Misses Ruth and Hilda Wills
VI of Chicago. were among the. CUES
i The receiving hours were from 8 to
x and a string orchestra played as t
T. guests came and went. Mr.. and M
Stevenson will return to their home
y Seattle this evening. - ~. -: r.
vi Mrs Joe Zahnter of 1921 Universe
u avenue entertained at dinner Mond
. evening for Mrs. j. B. Starkweather
( sCofeeville, Kan, Mrs. Starkweather
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Aid
4 son, but will return to her home in
" few days. 81
e Miss Mabel NJ. Plante and Bruno
n Pelletier were married Yesterday at t
Church Of ST. Anne. Rev. D. j. Rit
= ard read the service. Mrs. C. H.. Dun
~ i.presided at the organ and played t
y bridal music, Willard Tuscany assist
70 with violin selection and Miss Emu
% Plante and Miss Rose Pelletier sang.
\ with Valenciennes lace and her veil v
r> crowned with wreath Of roses. M
- Mary Louise Plante. the maid of hon
was dressed in pink aeolian, and
< flowers were pink carnations. Sar
* EPelletier was the flower girl. AT