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a sorority tea this afternoon at her
home on Chicago avenue in honor Of
visiting in Minneapolis. The guests
were thirty Of Miss Avery's soror-
ity sisters of the Tau Kappa Phi, and
they. called between 4 and S CLOCK.
The rooms were decorated in yellow and
white, with clusters of shaggy chrys-
anthemums. Miss Lyman was assisted
by her sisters, the Misses Lyman.
Mrs James F. Bell and Miss Heffel-
finger entertained at a luncheon today
at the Minikahda club for Miss Ida
May Hefelfnger, and the out town
women who are to be in her bridal party.
Covers were placed for twelve, and the
| luncheon was served from a charm 4
ingly appointed table on the glass var 4
anda. The appointments were in pink.
tant affair Of this evening will be the
| reception which Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. 7
Merrill and the Teachers club will ::
give at the Merrill residence on Sec
ond avenue S. The guests will num-
Der several hundred and will include
| the teachers of the public schools and
Of Stanley Hall and Graham Hall. i
The wedding of two MINNEAPOLIS .peo-
| PASASS
COL, today, when Mrs. Fife Merriman
and James D. Fifeld were quietly mar:
ried. Mr.. Fifeld and his bride will
| take a trip of several weeks, and on
their return to Minneapolis they will
be at home at 1904 Queen avenue s.
The bride is the well-known writer and
was formerly editor Of the Housekeeper.
Mrs. R. L. Russell was pleasantly
surprised at her home, 3409 Third ave-
nue. S, last evening in honor Of her
birthday anniversary by the Misses Eva
| and Bessie Russell. About forty friends
were present. The parlors were prettily
| decorated with fall flowers and ferns,
while JACKIE LANTERNS hidden among
clusters Of autumn foliage suggested
| Halloween. Guessing contests and
delightful musical program by the
Hodge orchestra and Miss Esther Clark
were features of the evening. Miss
Pierce Of st. Paul with groups Of as
| sistants presided over the supper table,
The people of Emmanuel Baptist
church will give. reception in the
of Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Woodruff. Mr..
Woodruff was formerly the state evan
gelists for, the Baptists of Minnesota
and is the new pastor Of Emmanuel
church. DR.. Fowler Of Calvary church,
DR.. Hall Of the Fourth Baptist church,
Rev. w. T. 8. Spriggs and T. E. Hughes
1 will speak.
The Lilley- Goehringer wedding will
be prettily solemnized this evening at
the home Of the mother of the bride,
Mrs. G. Goehringer, on West Thirty
fourth street. Miss Goehringer will
have Miss Anna Young as maid Of
honor and Chester Jenkins will be the
best man. Little Gertrude Farley and
Everett Farley will stretch the rib
bons. ...
Mrs. Henrietta Barclay Paist and
] Mrs. Dudley Greeley have issued cards
I for studio tea to be given Saturday
from 2 to 6 o'clock in the studio, S04
Nicollet avenue.
Miss Jessie May Twitchel IL and Clar-
ence L. Neuman were married last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Jennie =:
Griffen, an aunt Of the. BRIDE 60S
Eighth street s., Rev. Irving T. John
ice in the presence of about forty
guests. The "Lohengrin wedding
march was played by Miss Hattie Crit
| fen and the Mendelssohn wedding
march was the occasional music. The
bride wore white mousseline de sole over
white silk with valenciennes lace. She
wore rose in her hair and her bou-
quet was Of bride roses. Miss Griffena
was in light green, over green, trimmed
man, a sister of the bridegroom, was
the maid of honor, and little Vera Sow
dan was the ring bearer. Mr.. Neuman
was attended by Charles Shoes as best
man. MI. and Mrs. Neuman have left
on trip to Chicago. They will be at
home after Dec. l in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Simmons Of 81
East Seventeenth street entertained in
Couch, who has been spending severa
weeks with Minneapolis friends ant
who. will leave tonight for her home
in Los Angeles, Cal. Cards were PLAYED
and the score cards represented autumn
leaves. There were fifteen guests.
Miss Elaine Everetts Of Harmo
place entertained at farewell part
last evening for Miss Florence, B. Joh1
ston Of Twelfth avenue; who leaves te
night to spend the winter IN Berkeley
Cal. American Beauty roses decorate
the rooms. There were ten guests.
n The people Of the Thirteenth Avenu
n Methodist church gave reception las
evening in the church parlors Tor hey
and Mrs. E. r. Stevenson. Assistln
in receiving were Mines. Leonard Eli
H. Tayor, H. B. Hanson, j. Pontius an
Fred Brainerd. The parlors were brigt
with the Epworth league colors, red an
white. with carnations to carry out til
color scheme A musical program wa
given and later the members Of th
Ladies Aid society served light r
freshments. &c.,.
who is visiting relatives in the cit
and hor sister, Mrs. H. M. Knapp I
Harriet avenue, were guests at an /
formal luncheon given by Mrs: Villa
Allendorf at her home on Colfax av
nue. s, last week. Mrs. Knapp wi
spend the winter with her daughte
Mrs. Allendorf of Colfax avenue.
The alumnae Of Alpha Pi Phi gave
. luncheon Saturday at the home Of Mi
vi. Jessie Dorr, 2449' Humboldt avenue
IA Covers were placed for fourteen.
,st the evening the young women gave
les masquerade dancing party at 40|
w1 Queen avenue s, in honor of Miss Ma
ina iory Gammons Of Minot, N. D. II
iAe sorority colors, turquoise blue al
black, with Japanese lanterns, brigt
We ened the rooms. About forty your
ner people were present.
von Mrs. Axel Anderson Of 927 Thirteen