The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-06
News
OF
Society

for the marriage Of their daughter.
Alice, to Stanley Washburn Of Mime
apolis, which will take place Tuesday
afternoon, Npv. = 3 at 4 o'clock in St.
We're received in Minneapolis s - today odty.
Mr.. Washburn is the son of General
and Mrs. William D. Washburn of Fair
Oaks. h
The important affairs of today were
all in honor of Miss Rebecca Semple and
Allan H. West of st. Louis. Mrs.
Chauncey R. Lamb gave luncheon at
her home on Clifton avenue in the af-
ternoon, tonight Mr.. and Mrs. George
w.. Peavey will give a smart dinner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Heffelfnger
will entertain later at vaudeville and
supper Per 1.mh .a.vs ~ ,,,,,ohoo,, :. ) !
bridal party. Covers were placed for
| twenty, and the luncheon was served
from two large tables. Pink roses and
At. each cover was; q bunch Of the fra
grant blossoms, and the place Of the
bride, was. designated by a large bouquet
Of flowers. The guests were the Young
men and women, who have been chosen
as the attendants, and the out-of-town
guests. y. * s5534@ss +. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus r. Rand enter
tanned at beautifully appointed din.
residence for Miss semple. Covers
were laid for twelve and the decora-
tons were bouquets of pink chrysan-
themums, forget.me-nots and white
roses. At the, cover of each guest was
garland Of flowers and the chair of
the bride was wreathed with white
roses tied with, large. bow; Of tulle.
The place cards were dainty hand
painted miniatures. The guests were
ridge, Marion Partridge, Julia Patter-
son Of Dayton, Ohio, Natalie Jordan,
Clothilde Mccullough, Messrs. Charles
Heffelfnger, John s. Pillsbury, Karl
De Laitfre, Wallace Burt, Arson B.
Jackson, Jr., and David Tenney. :
| Mrs. Charles H. johnson entertained
this afternoon at bridge whist at her
home on Highland avenue. Bridge was
played from four tables. The decora.
tions were great punches Of yellow and
| and Miss Winefred johnson will leave
Friday evening for Portland, Ore, to
spend a. few weeks.
Dean and Mrs. W. S. Pattee will
leave early in the morning for LIE
Sueur to be present at the marriage of
their son, Richard S. Pattee Of Scanlon
and Miss Mary Tomlinson which takes
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Tomlinson at s o'clock in the even
ing. Mr.. Pattee is assistant superin
tendent Of railroads of the Brooks
Scanlon Lumber company, and he will
take his bride to Scanlon to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ponsonby
ann the tgs Of Their
Jay LendeH Foster. The wedding will
take place Wednesday, Nov. IA, at the
home Of the bride Is parents, 40 East
Fourteenth street. On account Of the
/ recent death Of MI, Fosters sister
/ cards will not, be issued and only the
/ immediate familyGWill be present.
Miss Helen Gale, daughter .of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w.. Gale, and Henry Ray
@ mond Kelsey, were married last even
D ing at the home Of the bride g parents
s 3016 Second avenue S. Fifty guests
f were present at the service which wa!
q of the "Lohengrin wedding marcl
q announced the entrance Of the brida
|. party, and after the vows were spoken
d The Mendelssohn march was sounded
: The bride wore cream colored sill
}. MULE over chiffon ,taffeta with lace
n and held large bouquet of white
E roses. Her maid Of honor, Miss Minnie
l. Gale, was in white wolfe over cream
J. silk and her flowers were pink roses
J, The service was read in a bower o;
5 smilax, palms and ferns. White rose
/ made the floral setting. Red carnation
b were in the dining room, where a ligh
r collation. was served.
J. Nj: and Mrs. Kelsey will be at hom'
j. at 2714 Portland avenue on their re
Q turn from short wedding trip.
a The marriage of Miss Pauline Ann
It Cafarella and Joseph A. La Paine tool
place today at O'Clock in the Churc]
Of Notre Dame de Lourdes. The Rev
j: A. Andre read the service and
string orchestra played the ;, "Lohen
sonal music and dii the ~ Me len gisol
It march as the occasional. Miss Gaia
8 rella wore dainty wedding gown 0
l. white Persian lawn made over chiffo
@ and silk, with trimmings Of valen
r ciennes lace and insertion. Her full
> tulle veil was held in place with spra
= her bouquet. Miss Alma La Paine wa
French lawn over white with lace an
embroidery, and her flowers were pin
chrvsanthemums Toney Cafarella wa
the best man. A reception will be he'll
tonight at the home Of the bride, d
Central avenue. The rooms will be at
tractive with decoration of pin]
flowers and ribbons Mr.. and Mrs
La Paine will be at home after Dec
IL at 40 Central avenue.
Il Miss Mabel Palmer, bride Of tn
month, was the guest Of honor at a,
affair which was given last evening a
the home Of the Misses Jessie and Cath
crime Marmean, 2614 Fremont avenu
N. The rooms were decorated with re-
hearts. Games and music were the d
versions. The guests were the member
Of the profit and loss department o
Wyman, Partridge & Co., and Mr.. OF
son presented the bride with hand
some carving set from her former as
sociates. Miss Palmer will leave Sat
urday for Chicago. 1,.@s ~ +
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. .
Mrs J. N. johnson has gone south.
Mrs. s. A. Hartford and daughter, Charlott,
have gone to California for the winter.
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