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

a classmate Of Miss Edith Moore at /
Smith college, and the two were grad i
uated last June. Miss Moore intro
Iuccd Miss Allen to her friends at her
coming-out reception on Thursday. Miss
Peck went to Smith college with Miss
Kate Fairchild, who is her hostess, and
both were graduated in 1905. Miss
Falrchild was one of the debutantes Of
last year. :. .-s-, 49,. { = r ~,
; Miss Moore is a decided brunette and
gown Of imported French lawn with
great many Beautiful flowers and OBJ
served the pretty custom Of changing
her bouquets frequently durino the af-
ternoon: Miss Allen was daintily
goWned in white chiffon and valen-r
c1ennes lace over silk slip.
Miss Moore assisted Friday at the
reception which Mrs. Morton Barrows
Of St: Paul gave to introduce her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Barrows. Mrs.
BarroWs and her two daughters, Miss
Barrows and Miss Dorothy, received in
the drawing room where palms and pink
roses made charming setting. The de-
butante, who is a charming girl, wore
frock of soft white silk and held a
guerltes tied with: white tulle. The
Misses Barrows assister at Miss Moore g
com1ng:out party on Thursday, so Min
neapolis people have had a chance to-
meet them. +..'.- T.. r = 'E1.'0T -
Miss Marion Martin will be the next
debutante and her coming out recep-
ton will be given by her mother, Mrs.
I William l.. Martin, at the Martin resi-
dence on Ridgewood avenue, Thurs
day afternoon. r. -
"Sunny' Thorp is engaged. Mr.. and
Mrs 9. c. Shuyler of Fargo, N. D.,
have just made the formal announce.
ment Of the betrothal of their daugh-
ter te Florence, to Walton Willard Thorp
one OF the most popular. football play
For four years he figured conspicuously
On the grldlron as guard and fullback
and many a time did the team owe
its victory, to his grit and pluck. Miss
Shuyler is Delta Gamma and Mr..
Thorp, who was graduated with the
law class Of '03, belongs to the Sigma
Chi fraternity. He was recently elected
county judge at Britton, S. D., where
he is practicing law. S",55. 60. 4.
Two of the Minneapolis girls, who
by reason Of their youth are tsnot out
YETI had to renounce many Of the
delightful social functions for the
West-Semple bridal party, but they had
the good fortune to get a taste Of
"real" society life, after all. At the
bridal dinner, given at the Partridge
residence for Miss Semple and Mr..
West, Miss Charlotte Partridge, the
younger sister of the hostesses, and
her friend, Miss Margaret jackson,
were among the guests. AS it, happened
there were an unusual large number Of,
ushers< at the, wedding, and, Of course
at the bridal dinner the list Of part
ners had to be made UP with girls out-.
side Of the bridal party. The attention,
the two. young girls received augurs5
well for their popularity when they are
introduced next year. s
Mrs. Morris HalloWen will be greatly
missed from the younger society ma
irons this winter. She will leave to-
night to join Mr.. Hallowell, in which
IS to be the home Of the Hallowells for
some time, but they still expect to-
| spend the summer at their country
home at Ferndale, Lake Minnet onka.
Mrs. Arson B. Jackson has been an;
Pertaining Mrs. Hallowel during the
early part Of the week, and she was