The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rand will be
among the first to entertain for Mrs.
Karl De Laittre, who has just come
to Minneapolis as a bride. They will
give dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
De Laittre Friday evening at their resi-
dence on Franklin avenue and Vine
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Rand met Mrs.
De Laittre this winter at Virginia Hot
Springs.
Vernon Howe and Stanley Brooks
will entertain at informal dinner par
ties this evening at their homes before
the cotillion Of the Quill club.
A pretty wedding Of this afternoon
was that Of Miss Stella A. Mueller and
William Wallace Honaker Of Seattle,
Wash, which took place at o'clock
at the home of the bride g mother, Mrs.
Rosa Mueller, 221S Fourth street s.
Rev. E. F. Peabody, whose Sunday
school class at Riverside chapel the
bride has attended eyer since she was
the relatives Of the bridal couple were
present. Bride roses and palms in the
parlor made charming setting for the
service. In the dining room and re-
ception hall the colors were red, white
and green, and Christmas green's and
palms with ferns made an effective
background for masses Of red and white
carnations. . 4
Miss Mueller wore handsome gown
Of eyelet embroidered French batiste,
with trimming of old duchess lace. Her
wreath of orange blossoms, and her
bridal bouquet was Of white roses.
( This evening a bridal supper will be
served to twenty-four guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Honaker will leave tomorrow eve
ming for Seattle, Wash, which is to he
their home. The BRIDES travelling
gown is of green velvet with hat Of
green velvet and furs. $#s@
Mrs. M. e. Heinrich of 1924 Colfax
avenue s, gave the bridal dinner last
night for the bridal couple. There
tions were in white and green, with
q mass Of spicy carnations and feathery
ferns, arranged in mound on the
table. The place of the bride was des-
ignated by a bouquet of white carna-
tions tied with bow of white tulle to
her chair.
A number of Minneapolis women at
tended the French afternoon given by
Mrs. Howard Elliott in st. Paul last
week in honor Of her mother and sister,
Mrs. January and Mrs. Davis Of St..
Louis, Mile. Anna Dreyfus of Mime
apolis recited and gave readings from
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Stanley Setnan of Los Angeles, CAL,
who is spending the holidays with his
people at 2724' Grand avenue, was
pleasantly surprised by group Of
friends Friday evening. Games and
music were the amusements. Mr..
Setnan will leave Wednesday for his
home. -, -
? Mrs. o. E. Olson, 2s44 Elliot avenue,
gave a card party Saturday evening.
The decorations were in red and green.
c Ginch was played and after the games
were won by oscar Benson. Victor Tur.
ner, Mrs. H. B. Benson, and Mrs. Pher.
son. Present. were Mes4Fs and Sh Mines
bert Wage. Pherson, Gilbert, o. Olson;
Misses Nellie Berg, Alma Wage,
Emma Peterson, Caroline johnson, Al
ma Nelson; Messrs. Albert Mayer, John
Lundgren and T. Meyer @onas4V1E !
The dancing club of Lowry Hill
young people gave Christmas cotillion
at the Griffith residence Saturday
evening. Miss Ethel Malcolm directed
the cotillion and had charge Of the fig
nres. The favors were distributed from
a large Christmas tree and were pretty
souvenirs Of the season. Y. About fifty
young people danced. 2g.s. 3. SIX
-..>.- PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. !
Mrs. Edward ]. Mccall left today to join MT.
Mccall at Riverside. Gal. -. - s:2sty
Mrs. Charles Patton Craig Of D.luth Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. s. Palre Ill East Thirty
first street. r.. ,.-y- ISL. .-.sssS@s 81. i.
Division No. Of the ladies' auxiliary to the
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satterlee lodge, I. o. G. T.. will hold New
Years reception tomorrow evening in McElr0y
hall, 723 Nicollet avenue. u - .j.@sf
Maurice Adelsheim leaves tonight for Harvard.
He will not return for the Easter recess, but
will spend it at Washington and Atlantic City,
Miss Vera Clark, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Clark Of 2408 Colfax avenue 8, will leave
tonight for Tarrytown- on the Hudson, where she
will attend school at the Castle. G- x
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Grand. w. n. Dooner; Park Avenue,
w. NJ. Parsons: Herald Square, II. L. Hopper,
J. X. Clark; Cumberland, 8. G. Albert. Duluth
Grand Union, j. H. Mayo.
Fern lodge, auxiliary to S. U. N. A., has
elected the following officers for the coming
year: Mistress, Miss Gertrude Stanton; vice
mistress, Mrs. NJ. J. German; chaplain, Mrs. w.
Kelly; secretary. Mrs. John Hughes; treasurer,
Miss Kittie Clifford; managers, Mines. Charles
Orcutt. AfcClement and Joe Laffie.
Five years." says one, ttmy Foot
SchulZe rnhbers have worn ~