The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-19
OF FEMININE INTEREST
News;
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Society.

Only 800 invitations were sent out
for the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Hill, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs: James Jerome Hill, and Michael
Gavin II of New York, which will take
place Thursday at II O'Clock in St.
Mays Catholic church, St. Paul; The
Hills have always gone to st. Mary's
in the little edifce, the list of guests
could not be. large. :. Archbishop Ire
land: will officiate, assisted by Rev.
Father Gibbon and Rev Father Nc
Nulty. Miss Rachel Hill will be- the
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids will
be Misses Manette Paschall Of Seattle,
Miss Mary Hill Of Washington, Miss
Abbott and Miss Clara Hill. Kenneth
Schley4 of New York will be the best
man and the ushers will include Mr..
Gavin's brother, John Gavin of Mem
phis, John F., !Talmadge, Graham Doug
las, Evander Schley and James N. Hill
of New York and Walter Hill Of St.
Paul. e. :~. g..a,. s:.' .-.s -.
Louis W. Hill will give dinner at
his new country place tomorrow for
Mr.. Gavin and his friends and Miss
Gertrude Hill will give luncheon at
North Oak farm. On Wednesday after
noon Mrs. George T. Slade will give a
tea for her sister and Mr.. Gavin and
the members Of their bridal party.
The service on Thursday will be fol-
lowed by wedding breakfast for only
the members of the family and a few
very near friends and then Mr.. Gavin
and his bride will leave on an extended
trip-to Japan, it is whispered. -
Invitations, have been issued by
Mines. John F. Wilcox, Harry Wilcox
and Walter T. Joslin for reception
at the Minikahda club Wednesday af-
ternoon, Nov. 20.
Mrs. A. L.. Belknap entertained at a
bridge luncheon at the Minikahda club
this afternoon. Covers were laid for
luncheon. The decorations were in
pink and fluffy chrysanthemums stood
on the tables and made pretty orna-
ment in the large reception room, where
| cards were played. -.
Mrs. W. A.. Ramsey Of 1910 Dupont
avenue 8 was hostess at an informal
tea this afternoon. The guests were
a group Of friends who reside in the
neighborhood of the Ramsey home.
Mrs, Frank B. Smith of Columbus
avenue gave luncheon Saturday for
Mrs. Myra Phelps Of Blandford, Mass,
| who is the guest Of her brother, B. L.
! Smith, and family. Covers were placed
| for twelve and the decorations were
| In yellow and white. fChrysanthennums
were in the center Of the table and
| carnations and chrysanthemums were
thru the different rooms The name
cards represented tiny pumpkins.
The Minneapolis chapter of the
American Institute of Bank Clerks will
give, dancing party tonight in Mrs.
| Mobiles hall on Hennepin avenue, and
the clerks from st. Paul have been in
vlted:% Ed Phinney,: president of the
I association, IS making the. arrange
ments. About fifty couples will dance.
= The second Pan-Hellenic party will
be given Friday evening in Mrs.
Mobiles hall on Hennepin avenue.
/ A surprise party was given Saturday
evening at the home Of Mrs. James
Flett, 1116 Sixth street S, for Miss Mora
Henninger, who will leave Tuesday for
Santa Ana, CAL, to make her home.
Fifteen guests were present. The deco
rations in the dining room and recep-
| ton hall were in pink and white, and
roses were used in profusion.. Miss
| Henninger was presented! with g. dia-
mond bracelet; as a < souvenir Of her
| Minneapolis friends. E s. 81 :a,:;;oj@y%
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glassberg will
receive this week lat their home, 1923
Tenth avenue S. 2%.-