The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04

Mrs. James Elliott Forde, nee Hef-
felfnger, had two charming out-of-town
women as her attendants at her we'd
ding Thursday afternoon. One of
them, Mrs. George II. Ellis of Spokane,
Wash, the wife Of Mr.. Forde s business
partner, was the matron of honor, and
Miss Margaret Hudson of Chicago was
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
Hudson, who are prominent in social
circles of Chicago and who reside at
the Leasing. The Hudsons are great
travellers, and it was on a trip to the
Pacific coast last summer, when Mrs.
FOrde was their guest, that the brilad
couple men. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson and
their party spent three months in and
about Seattle, and as they are great
that the Seattle man saw a great deal
of Miss Hefelfnger, and Mrs. Hudson
pleads guilty of being the instigator
of the romance which eliminated in the
marriage Thursday. Mrs. Forde is to
have a delightful honeymoon, and not
many Minneapolis brides have so pleas
ant trip in view. Mr.. Forde took his
bride on an eastern and southern trip,
and after several weeks of travel they
will 90 to California to remain for the
HOLIDAYS and will then sail from San
Francisco for Honolulu. They will re-
turn to Seattle next June.
Miss Hudson has been a student at
Smith college, but will not go back to
finish her senior year, as Mrs. Hudson
prefers to send her to a fashionable
finishing school in Washington. Next
fall she will bake her debut in Chicago
society. Miss Hudson is dark blonde,
vlvaclous and charming. She is rather
slender and dresses in excellent taste
The fact that she was the maid of hon
or at her friend s wedding gave her
the best excuse to partake of the many
social treats which were offered in the
form of teas and receptions as a compli-
ment to the bride, altho she is not yet
Fout.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson and their daugh-
ter left for Chicago Friday evening and
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ellis have
gone to New York and other eastern
cities before returning to their home
In the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind will issue in
vitations next week for a reception to
be given Thursday evening, Nov. %,
to introduce their daughter, Miss
Jennie Lind. Mr.. and Mrs. Lind have
recently moved into the beautiful new
home, they built at ITS Colfax ave
nue. S.
Miss Lind is the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind and for the last two
years has been at Wells college. She
will be presented at the hostesses' ball
by Mrs. David F. Simpson.
One of the fashionable events of the
week will be the reception to be given
by Mrs. George M. Gillette, Mrs. L. s.
Gillette and Miss Gillette Wednesday
afternoon. at the residence of Mrs.
George M. Gillette and Miss Gillette,
3l4 10 avenue Sc, to introduce Mrs.
George Gillette, nee Ford, who came to
Minneapolis as a bride last spring.
The guests have been invited to meet
Mrs. Gillette from to and from to
O'Clock.
Cavour S. Langdon and David D.
Tenney will lead the cotillion at the
first party of the Cotillion club Tues
day evening, Dec. 4, in Elks' hall.
Perhaps number of st. Paul debut
entes will be guests at the Hostesses
ball, and as they are charming and in.
terestlng young women, one may well
anticipate friendly rivalry for the
honors of the evening. Miss Rather
inc Ames, who is to be formally intro.
duced to st. Paul society the middle of
the month at two smart receptions by
her parents, is a niece of Mrs. T. G
Winter, one Of the hostesses, and Mrs
Winter will have Miss katherine and
her sister, Miss Ames, as her guests al
the ball Nov. 80. Miss Frances Gil
bert, one Of the st. Paul buds, has al
ready been introduced; Misses Dorothy