The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

last evening at the Lafayette club for
Miss Bovey and her fance. Covers
were laid for twenty and the large
round table had an effective decoration
OF pink and white asters. A mound
Of flowers centered the table, and from
q tangle Of green, which radiated from
thf nth 6asagp% t the vases Nd
and Mrs. Charles G. Bovey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bovey, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
H. Bovey, Misses Bovey Anne 7.
Bovey, Helen and Lucy Hart, Amelia
Jarvie Of New York, Anna Hawley of
Seneca, N. Y, Susanne Christian,
Messrs. Maxwell Ross, J. Archibald
Ross, Cochran, w. Scott Woodwork,
Robert Hastings Brown and John
G. G. Bovey will the host at a lunch
con at the Minneapolis club Monday
afternoon for Mr.. Ross. r
Mr.: and Mrs: George P. Douglas en-
tertained at dinner Thursday, evening
for the Ross-Bovey bridal party.
Covers were laid for eighteen guests
and the decorations were in red with
American Beauty roses on the beauti-
fully arranged dinner table.
Miss Bovey was hostess at lunch
con in honor of her sister, Friday after
noon. Eight Of the girl friends of the
bride had been invited and luncheon
was served from a table appointed IN
pink, with bridesmaids roses as floral
setting s.. -.
Captain and Mrs. w. G. Coulson of
San Francisco, ,Cal.,, are guests OF Mr.;
Mr. Ross best man, will not arrive
until tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Heffelfnger
are entertaining a house party at their
country home on Long lake for Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. .~Ivison Of New York, who
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey. R; Lamb. The party went out
yesterday and will remain until Tues
day morning. Messrs. and Mines.
Lamb, Ivison, George W; Peavey, Miss
Charles Heffelfnger and John S, Pills
bury are the guests. Last, evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Heffelfnger gave, dinner
for them. A number of affairs which
had been planned for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivison had to be abandoned owing to
the fact that Mrs. Ivison has not been
| well while she has been here. MI. and
Mrs. Ivison will return to New, York
next "Wednesday and Mrs. Lamb will
probably accompany them as far as
| Chicago.
A wedding of interest to the Mime
apolis friends Of the bride IS father took
place in Boston, Mass, "wednesday
eldest daughter of Colonel w. E. Has
! kell, and Eugene F.. Clark were married.
| The bridegroom is the son of Rev. pr.
Francis E. Clark of Auburndale, the
founder and head of the Christian En-
deayor society. The wedding was SOL J.
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. B. Has
kell at Auburndale. The decorations
were very beautiful and the ceremony
was read in bower of flowers and
foliage by Rev. DR.. Clark, assisted by
Rev. Julian c. Jaynes. Eight girl
friends Of the bride stretched the white
ribbons that formed an aisle to the
leafy altar. Miss Margaret Haskell
was bridesmaid : and Harold Clark, a
brother Of the bridegroom, acted as best
man. Colonel Haskell gave his daugh-
ter in marriage. ~ssNearly 1000 invita-
tions had been issued for the wedding
and the reception which followed. The
bridal couple were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs.sE. B. Haskell, Colonel
Clark and Mrs. Eugene F. Clark. : =,
T.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will go to Europe
1 for their weddingstrip. The bridegroom
has been on the teaching staff Of the
EDeMerite school, Boston. for some time
and he will pursue his studies at Ger.
imam ssuniversit w. Mr.. and Mrs Clark
will spend g year Al abroad before return
ing to ~ 20 - - y 81
gave a dinner at the Minikahda club
Wednesday evening in honor: Of Miss
Harris of; Rochester, N. w. who has
! been visiting her sister. Mrs. C:: C5zWeh.