The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-31
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Mrs Frank T.. Heffelfnger gave a
tea this afternoon at her home on Park
avenue for Miss Ida May Heffelfnger
and her fiance, James Elliott Forde.
were the friends Of Miss Heffelfnger
and the hours were from to CLOCK.
Mrs. Heffelfngers and Miss Heffelfnger
Mines George W Fsavey 5amos Fora
Bell, Cavour S. Langdon, Chauncey R..
Lamb and Franklin NJ. Crosby, and
Miss Nellie Heffelfnger. In the recep-
ton rooms and parlors American Beauty
roses made stately setting, and the
dining room was ~ pink. >ss.S
Mrs. p. Snow Woodwork gave a
bridge whist this fternoon at the Min
ikahda club in honor of Mrs. Edmund
Pennington. ri The appointments were
beautifully carried out with pink bios
SONS. FFFF&&ks $50 d., 81 5& Z
Mrs. Fred W. Dean Of 1905 Clinton ave
nue. entertained at q. buffet breakfast
and bridge whist today in compliment
to Mrs. j. Light, her sister, and Mrs.
Julius Regenstein Of Chicago. The Ia
BILE was decorated with pumpkin bios
SONS and garlands Of the flowers encir-
cled the centerpiece, huge pumpkin
filled with fruit On the sideboard were
straw nests filled with apples, and jack
o'-lanterns and small pumpkins made
additional ornaments. There were six
teen guests.
Mrs. W. s. McLane and Mrs. Eli M.
Bruce have issued cards for reception
to be given Saturday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. McLane, 2115 Hum
! boldt avenue S. The guests have been
invited in groups from 2 to and from
3 to S o clock. ....- 5#
Many Many hundred p! guests attended the
A. Merrill and the Teachers club gave
last evening at the Merrill residence
ZIG Second avenue S., for the teachers
Of 9Eai the city, city Palms and ferns in pro
in the drawing room and hall, and the
dining rooms on the third floor were
bright with roses and pink chrysanthe-
NUNS arranged with foliage.
guests came snd wen p Asysns M
and Mrs. Merrill in receiving were DR..
and Mrs. C. M. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
7; B.esWalker,. Mrs. H. G.. Harrison,
Mrs. Charles Cooley, president of the
Teachers club, and Miss Edith McClel.
Ian, chairman of the social committee.
The large group Of well-known men
and women assisting thru the rooms in
f Rs8 an Re Mr. and ID Mr. n D. Shutter
Mrs J. E. Bushnell, Messrs. and Mines
NJ. Prince, A. +. Martin, na T. q. Winter
A. NJ. Keith, H. L. Moore and Mrs
H. R. Passmore. The social committee
assisted in the dining rooms, where
Misses Kate Seldom, Alice Patch, Mary
schqlte, Clara Crockett and Alice
| This reception has become an annual
affair, and is always a delightful gath.
| ering of the teachers of the public
SCHOOLS, Of Stanley Hall and Graham
| Mrs. Samuel G. Edsall, Miss Edsal
and Mrs. Albert Todd assisted yester
day afternoon at the reception which
| Mrs. James Watson Edgerton gave at
! the home Of her sister, Mrs. Reece M
| Newport, in St. Paul, to introduce Miss
Frances Gilbert. Miss Gilbert is the
eldest daughter of the late Bishop Nah
lon N. Gilbert, and her debut has more
than a local interest. She is very
| vivacious and attractive, and has much
| Of the charm that distinguished hel
4
! and carried bouquet of Cattlyea or
| chids. Many Of the old friends of he1
| parents assisted thru the rooms, and
| there was also a group Of younger won
en- as well as three of the st. Paul
| debutantes, Misses Katherine Ames
| Dorothy Barrows and Caroline Schur
| meier. '.@ ." .'-.
| Mrs. M. e. Rutherford entertained al
i o,,5c - l.
| dence. Ola Girard avenue. Thirty
| guests were present. The decorations
were prettily carried out in pink anc
llyellow. In the parlors were clusters
Of pink chrysanthemums and yellow
flowers were in the dining room. Thu
centerpiece was a vase filled with long
stemmed blossoms and flowers stood OF
the buffet and mantel shelf. Misse!
Fannie Cosgrove, Harriet Lenox ant
Irene Coffin assisted.
The Young Married Peoples Dane
ing club will give the first party of tn,
season Friday evening and will thereaf
ter meet every other Saturday. G. H
Chadbourn is president Of the club AM
A. A. Crane is secretary. The partie
will be held in Mrs. Noble g hall OF
Hennepin avenue. ..'.la. ...-.
Mrs William Donaldson and Mrs W
D. Gregory presided over the favor ia
| bles at the cotillion given yesterday al
ternoon in Mrs. Noble hall, by tn
Tuesday class Of young people. Forty
five danced the cotillion, which had ia
vors suggestive Of Halloween. TIL
decorations were in yellow and stream
ers Of yellow, pumpkins and JACKIE
lanterns made an attractive ornament
i Miss Laura Rothschild Of Detroi,
Mich, and Horris G.. Pfaum of Mime
apolis were married today at the RESI-
dence of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. X. s
| Rothschild, in Detroit. The guests il
| Guided Mrs. G.. Pfaum and Miss Ell
| Pfaum of Minneapolis, mother and sis
ter of the groom. The wedding Dime
| will be served at 6 'clock this evening
| a reception following from, 8 until IL
] after which Mr.. and Mrs. Pfaum wi
>. go east for wedding trip before con
!. ing to their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. II. Welcome of Grovelan
avenue entertained at luncheon toda
at Donaldson's tearooms in honor Q
| Miss Blanche Valentine, and the guest
were group of the younger women
| IL