The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-12
OF FEMININE INTEREST
News
of
Society.

Mrs. H. II. Kimban entertained at
/. luncheon this afternoon at her home on
East Twenty-fourth street, for Mrs. F..
Gardner Hodgson whose marriage will
I take place the last of the month. The
twelve guests included Mrs. Henry L.
Dodge and Mrs. James S. Gale Of San
francisco, who are guests Of Mrs. John
Bigelow for the wedding. Roses decked
the table and after luncheon bridge was
played. ,
= Mrs. H. B. Merrick entertained at
an informal bridge whist this afternoon
at her home, 1914 Sheridan avenue s.
Twelve guests played cards.
gagement Of hsr daughter, Della
Marion, to Jack Edward Bernstein for
merly of Minneapolis and now Of To-
ledo, Ohio. The wedding will take place
in January. >.
Mrs. E. R. Barber entertained at a
Dutch supper last evening at her home
APPEL. Covers were laid for ten. The
centerpiece was a huge pumpkin filed
with fruit and the yellow tapers were
held in carrot holders. This afternoon
Mrs. Barber entertained six guests at
luncheon for Miss APPEL. The decorations
were IN red and yellow.
! Mr.. and Mrs. David Green entertained.
at theater party last evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred F. Wagner of Detroit,
Mich. Mrs: Wagner was formerly Miss
Abbie De Mars, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. J. De Mars Of this city, and her
wedding to Mr.. Wagner took place last
Thursday in st. Mary s church, Detroit,
Mich, and was followed by a reception
o4 @f J.
ents. Mrs. J. J. De Mars, the bride g
mother, who attended the wedding, re-
turned Tuesday from Detroit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner made the trip to Mime
1apolis by way Of the Great Lakes, and
have been spending the week with their
parents. They will leave tonight for
Detroit, where they will be at home in
the BELLEVUE apartments. MI: and Mrs.
Frank Pogle entertained Wednesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Green on Tuesday
evening at their home on Colfax ave-
nue. S. Mr.. l.. F. Doughty gave lunch
con yesterday afternoon. -. ). ,.....
The first of a series Of Pan-Hellenic
1nformals was given last evening in
/ Mrs. Noble s hall and was attended by
$50 young people. Professor and MS.
Carl Schlenker and Professor and Mrs.
Edward Nicholson chaperoned the dan
Icers. The hall was prettily decorated in
the university colors, autumn foliage
and flowers. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Elliott were honor
guests at beautifully appointed din.
by Mrs. H. Roos: The decorations were
orchids and violets. III a&
Miss Bessie Mann, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Mann, and LAFAYETTE
: Q, Kirby of Winnipeg were married
= Tuesday evening in Gethsemane church
Rev. Irving P. johnson read the serv
. ice. H. =: II. H.
IT, The bride wore white chiffon satir
. with garniture of rose point lace. ..Hel
veil was Of tulle and she held prayer
book. Miss Cora Tanner of Little Fall!
= was the maid Of honor She wore pale
81 green silk trimmed with valencienne'
lace. Thomas Darling of Winnipeg wa
the best man. Sidney and Harry Mann
of st. Paul We're the ,ushers. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. R. Davidson Of Winnipeg MI
and Mrs. s. R. Kirby Of .Hibbing, Mis-
Edith Davidson Of Duluth, Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. W. Clark of St. Cloud, Mr.. AM
Mrs. j. K. Martin, Miss Abbie Tame
of Little Falls and A. B. Brightman O.
St. Paul were out-of-town guests. MI
and Mrs. Kirby have left for Taylor
Falls. r..
Miss Stella DeKuhn and Leonard =
Allen Of Suffolk county. Massachusetts
were married Tuesday at 1905 Firs
H. avenue S.. Rev. L. T. Guild read 1th
service. So. -->G @ r.Es..,%
Miss Mile Olson and Arthur Wilso
were married Wednesday,. The servic
was read by Rev. L. II. Guild. .
A birthday party was given by Mis-
Nellie Tucker in honor Of Miss Ma,
be SySsps at RSG he epe mo- hTR S
guests were present and enjoyed care
and dancing The decorations wei
carnations and hydrangeas.
Mrs. H. s. Noble opened a series {
Wednesday evening informals- with
avenue. A program Of fourteen nu1
bers was danced by 100 guests. TT
ballroom was in pink and green al
: cluster Of pink roses filled high ba
kets and vases. The new Japanese r
ception room was lighted with Japane
-: lures. On the desk an oddly shaps
lantern held bunch of chrysanth
NUNS and the wallpockets were al
filed with blossoms. The greenroo1
were decorated with Chasta DAISIES,
tumn grasses and bittersweet. -.
~ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Colonel and Mrs W. F. Dodge and Miss Dot
are visiting in Chicago. -7s.sr,:-9gt: Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank. B. Cudworth have
! moved to 1928 Aldrich avenue S.
Z Palestine chapter, o. E. s., will have c.
party tomorrow afternoon in Masonic Temp
The P O. Els will meet tomorrow aft
noon with Miss Flora. Name, 24oo Bayl
- avenue. '.-.. --.... go g:
Miss Gilmore of Denver, COL, is visit
Mrs. R. G. Morrison and Mrs F. B. Cudwo
a at 1921 Aldrich avenue S. ..%- 5.%t|
IA Minneapolis people at New York hotels
"a as follows: Murray Hill, S. R. Thayer.
"a luth-Victoria, D. o. Anderson.
Dr. Roy e. Mitchell of the state hospital
"a the insane, Middletown N. Y, is the gu
81 of Dr. and Mrs. Fl. J. Tunstead DR.. Mitch
was graduated from the University of Min
W sofa in 1901.
FROM ELIZABETH LEE
Dear Miss Lee:A It seems as t
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