The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

A Twin City Girl, Who Made Her Debut in
i "s. L. Washington Last Week. -
for she was one Of the most popular
Minneapolis girls, and during the rush
OF wedding preparations she did not
have enough time for the affairs which
had been planned for her. - i. -
IN Mr. r., P4en an9 ogle, sister Of M.
fus R. Rand, will also come to Mime
apolis for Christmas and viii be the
guest Of the R. R. Rands at their homo
on Harmon place. Miss Mary Rand,
who is at Bryn Mawr college; will come
home with Mrs. ,Ogle for the holidays.
Society will enjoy an evening Of art
son Of MwauEee en will ISe gi7 Aenes p aaa
view in Mr.. Bradstreet's Craft house
Of portraits which she has, recently
painted. q Miss Harrison has been, the
guest. of Miss Kate Moulton for the
last two months, and in Miss Moul-
ton g studio she has been busy painting
the .l1kenesses OF number Of Mime
apolis people. 6.
Miss Moulton and Miss Harrison are
two Minneapolis society girls who have
devoted much Of their time to The
study of art. When Miss Harrison
| lived in Minneapolis both were stu
| dents at the Minneapolis School of Fine
Arts, and later Miss Harrison pursued
ton also spent a great deal Of time in
New York studying. Ever since Miss
Harrison came to the Moultons in the
! fall, the two young Women have mt
IN delightful hours in Miss Moulton's
| studio, which is typical artist 8 re-
treat on the upper floor Of the Moul-
ton residence on East 3 Twenty-fourth
street. IT,. : @.r !. t,33-' = '','
Miss Harrison has painted the DOR
traits of Mrs. j. A. Modisette. Miss
Margaret Jackson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson B. Jackson; Virginia Corse,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. M.
Corse; Mrs Richard Woodwork and
W. Scott Woodworth, which she will
show in addition to number Of por-
traits OF prominent Milwaukee and
d daT Msp eGRls wedRSsdaZ and Thurs
view Of her work in the Craft house.
MISS Harrison is the daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. John F. Harrison, who now
reside in Milwaukee. Last summer her
enga cement was announced to Henry
ware Lincoln of Boston and her we'd
ding will take place early in the new
year. year. She will return to Milwaukee
ABOUT Saturday. Her sister, Miss Flor:
eice Harrison, who is now in Charles
ton, IL, Is expected on visit in Min
neapolis later in the winter. She will
visit Mrs Richard Woodworth and
other Minneapolis friends. n
Mrs. Walter Remington Quick. who
Will be better remembered by her Min
| neapolis friends as Mrs. Elue Gardner.
H9dgson, daughter Of Major and Mrs.
John BigeloW, and whose marriage took
place in October, has received a cordial
| welcome in San Francisco, where sew
eral affairs have been given for her
and for Mr.. Quick, who, by the way, is
considered one Of the most popular men
in San Francisco. Mrs. Henry Il.
Dodge gave "a large tea for, the bride
as soon as she returned from the east,
and there were luncheons, teas and din
Mrs. Quick has visited in California
SO many times that she has a large cir
Gle OF friends who were anxious to
welcome her when she returned as a
Mrs: ". B. Mcsorley Of Denver, is
| one Of the charming visitors for whom
great deal Of entertaining is being
doRe. Mrs. McSorley formerly lived
in Minneapolis. She is sister Of her
hostess, Mrs. Louis Solem, Of 3349 Ell
lott avenue. She has not been in 4
friends make her stay the occasion Of
| number Of delightful affairs.
The craze Of wearing Japanese ki-
monos for evening coats has at last
reached Minneapolis, and at the Host
esses' reception and the charity ball.
and also at the Mansfield performances
some Of the girls wore these striking
garments which have been. such fad
TINS season season N New York and Washing