The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-27
OF FEMININE INTEREST

So We
grand condnctress of the O. e. s., gave
q dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hutchin-
son gave theater party at the Metro
politan, dinner at the Nicollet hotel.
and a party at the Orpheum in the eve
ming, and among others who have en-
tertained for Mrs. Keller are Mines.
Stieglist, Bertelson, Newbury, Maren,
r. NJ Brown, Buckler, Burnell, j. b.
Mackennon, D. Mackennon, j. E.
Sturckey, j. 3. O'Brien, E. M. Walsh,
and William Walsh.
Miss Jennie B. Gamble and j. B.
Matlack Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, were
married Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of the BRIDES nephew, F. A. Gamble,
2740 Bloomington avenue. Rev. George
P. Magill read the service in the pres
ence of the family. The decorations
were in the Christmas colors, and the
supper was served from handsomely
appointed table. Mr.. and Mrs. Matlack
left in the evening for their new home
in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
A wedding that will bring bride
to Minneapolis took place in st. An
thony Park Christmas day, when Miss
Kate F. Pettijohn, and Bertram p,
Wildes of this city were married at
the. home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Petition. The bride
wore white satin and carried bride
roses. Her sister, Miss May Petition,
the maid of honor, was in white null
and her flowers were American Beauty
roses. Mark L. Wildes was his cous-
in's best man, and the service was read
by Rev. Lewis s. Hall. +- j
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Locke gave a
GhrictYnaa 6innnr Tnnc1o,, e..
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Schulz of Duluth. Holly and
evergreen were the appropriate decora-
tions. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Schul and daughter Harriet, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Glassbrenner and daughter
Florence: Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Cheney
and family, Mrs. Peas and daughter
Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Locke, Jr.,
and Mr.. Miller. .-..
- The ,, Tuesday Dancing club, composed
hall for a Christmas cotillion. The dec.
orations were in the Christmas colors.
the stage had setting of Christmas
trees and smilax, and from the wealth
OF foliage peeped clusters of vivid red
poinsettjas. A sleighbell figure opened
the cotllllon, in which Dorothy Rogers,
Grace Walton, Dolly Powers, Marion
Cobb gave a pretty dance under a
harness of. red silken ribbons and
slelghbells. A fan dance and other
pretty figures were enjoyed by the
young people. Miss Audrey Walton and
Miss Beatrice Calhoun were at the ia
vor tables and the parents of the chill
dren dropped in to watch their frolic.
Those who were present: Dorothy Rec
ord, Irene Wilson, Margaret Barnard,
Jeanette WEIGH, Grace Cobb. Frances
Browne, Ellen Fertig, Dorothy Held,
Harriet Barnes, Ann Tiffany, Dorothy
Robbins, Helen Scanlon, Dorothy Nc
Gee, Marguerite McGee, Catherine
Anderson, Ella Morse, Lawrence Greg
DRY, Harmon Edsall, Edwin Cooner.
Ashton Gregg, Kent Powers, Ralph
CHISHOLM. Frederick Boutell, Phillip
BROOKS, Lester Badger. 1 David Jones.
Donald Kicker, Morris Warner, Rabbi
Sheldon, Lawrence Eggleston.
Mr., and Mrs. M. J. scanlon> enter
tanned family party at the Orpheum
theater last evening5t}a oJtfs :
The Journal ci11Bb 1 had vs2 q Christmas
party last evening at the home Of
Miss E. Shattuck, 4OO9 Queen avenue.
There was a Christmas tree with a
gift for each of the forty guests and
as the gifts: were all jokes they fur
nlshed considerable amusement. Later
there, was dancing and frappe was
served. 49,. ''.'
Mrs. II. s. Noble will = we her an
nual party for the Wednesday assembly
tonight; There will be about one
hundred guests. - -