The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-26
OF FEMININE. INTEREST
News y S ..,:, !,
of
Society

Cards have been received 1 in Mime
npolis for the marriage Of Miss Flors II
George H. White of Oakland, CAL, to
Frank Knoblauch of Minneapolis, which
will take place Saturday afternoon,
Jan. 5, at 3 o'clock, in AL Saints
Episcopal church, San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Knoblauch will leave tonight for
San Francisco. He will take his bride
on a wedding trip thru southern Cali:
March 10 at 1717 James avenue S.. ,.
I Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Rand entertained
about forty of the young college peo-
>ple at a dancing party last night at
-Glen Morris, Christmas lake. The
guests were the friends of Miss Mary
Rand, who is home from Bryn Mawr
college, and for whom Mr. and Mrs
Rand had planned the party as de-
tlightful Christmas surprise. The ball
room at the Glen was prettily deco
rated with holly and Christmas green's,
and the young people danced until mid
night.
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); Miss. Mary Squires of st. Paul will
be introduced to twin-city society at
. reception which Mrs Charles w.
! Bum of Portland avenue will give
|; Friday afternoon, Jan. 4. The hours
will be from 4 until 6o'cloek. Miss
Squires is the daughter of Mrs George
! a. ,Squires and they lived at the Plaza
last year. n h'.,.l .-..,: :
Mrs. John Edgar Rhodes will give
| an informal tea tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 25os Pleasant avenue, for
Mrs, A. Phelps Wymans Of Chicago apd
for Mrs. Albert Brown of Grand Forks,
{ N. D., who are visitings Minneapolis rel
! atives for the holidays.
! Miss Bertha Kinnard was the honor
guest at a luncheon which the members
of the Sigma Tau gave for her at Don
aldson s tearooms this afternoon. Cow
ers were laid for sixteen and the table
was prettily decorated with red flow
ers and red lit tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haines gave the
bridal dinner last night for Miss Kin
nard and Walter Scott Lafans, at their
home. in Kenwood. Covers were placed
for sixteen. The appointments were in
rcd and the center. Of the table held a
mound Of red roses and asparagus ferns.
AT the place Of Miss Kinnard was a
bunch Of white rosebuds caught with
streamers of tulle. Name cards show
tng water eolors Of a pretty design
were at the place Of each guest. " ~
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Miss Madeline Hunter and Ralph
. Hoagland of Chicago were married last
J evening at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L, Hunter, in
St. Anthony Park. The parlors were
elaborately decorated with southern
smilax and white bells, while the dining
room was in. the Christmas colors, red
and green. Miss Myrtle Weed was at
the piano and played Wagner's IHThe
Evening Star, "Leisbestraume,1' by
Liszt, and later the "Lohengrin = brid-
al chorus for the ENTRANCE Of the bride.
little Ruth Baleome, the: flower girl,
scattered roses in the BRIDES path.
Miss Jessie Hoagland of Minnetonka,
the maid Of honor, was in white null
over pale green taffeta and carried pink
roses. The bride wore white voile over
white taffeta, trimmed with folds Of
white satin and medallions Of lace, and
held bride roses. Wilbur Dean acted
as best man, and Pr. Edwin s.#Pressy
4 reception. Mines. L. NJ. Hoagland Of
A. Cudworth, E. H. Burghardt and
palrymple assisted thru the parlors and
In the dining room were Mines. Andrew
Erwin and George Crippen, Misses May
Snase,F helen FRANCIS, May Erwin,
Myrtle Grain Maude y, Martin, Ruth
Hall and Jennie Ware. Mr. and Mrs.
Hoagland will Be at home after March
I, at 321 West Seventy street,
chicago. 2..y%
! Mr.. and Mrs. W.B. Anderson of Hop
I kins entertained at a. large family re-
. uni on on Christmas day at their, home.
The house was decorated with holly and
evergreens. After q sumptuous Christ
mas dinner the Misses Anderson gave
an impromptu musical program. The
! guests were' Mr.. and Mrs. G. Shanland
Qf st: Paul, J. T. Anderson and family.
Mrs. Mitchell Of Riehfeld, Burt Ander.'
son, Miss Lottle Anderson, Dir. William
Anderson. Miss Isabel Anderson, u. T.
Lee and Floyd Hubbard. y
. Miss Mary J. Miller and George F.
Baeheler We're married last night by Rev.
I u. l.. Morrill, at his residence on Tenth
avenue.