The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-20
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Miss Helen Hall gaye q college lunch
two Of the visiting Wells girls, Miss
Anne Vinton of South Town, Pa, and
Miss Jessie Lines Of Rochester, N. Y.
The decorations were dainty and the
Wells college flower, the daisy, was used
exclusively. The centerpiece was tall
vase filed with graceful blossoms. and
the place cards suggested the same flow
Lines, Dorothy Derickson, Adella
Halves and Caroline Joyce were
stretched narrow streamers Of scarlet
and white, the colors Of the class of
1908, and reaching from the place of
Miss Hall, who is of the class Of 1907,
towards the center, were streamers Of
gray and green, the colors mingling
bouquet Of daisies. Mrs. William As
bury Hall, the mother Of the hostess,
was the chaperone, and her place was
distinguished by the Il, colors of her
daughter g class. 80
Miss Dorothy Derickson of Highland
avenue was hostess at garden tea in
the afternoon, her guests being group
who had been hidden to met the Wells
college guests. The garden with it's
wealth of midsummer blossoms made
charming setting for the group Of pref
| ty girls in their dainty summer frocks
who gathered around the invitingly
| decked refreshment tables or chatted
on the lawn and under the high shade
trees. - z
| Misses Vinton and Lines are guests of
Miss Joyce. after having been enter
tanned by Miss Caro- Chamberlain at
Minnetonka Beach. They will remain
in town for several weeks and before
going home will visit Miss Anne
avenue. viii entertain G "Wednesday Se after,
noon at her home forEMiss Vera Nor
row Of Fargo, n. d. Miss Dodge has
just returned Aom visit in Fargo,
and Miss Morrow will be her guest
for few weeks A number of affairs
will be given for Miss Morrow while
she is in the city. zsV - .-....- i
The Maine hostess committee and it's
guests, the voting delegates from Maine
to the g. A. R. and W. R. C. conven-
tions, and a group Of friends, who for
merly resided in the pine tree state,
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Ida Potter Harris 500
Seventh street s, Friday evening. A
! program of music, instrumental and Yo-
cal, and recitations was, given, Mines,
| SlaQe, SClcKler OF Ghase EeQrpS, r.. Lew
Longfellow and. others taking part. Re
freshments were served and souvenirs
for the Maine visitors were folded in
their napkins. Mrs. Noyes, the depart;
ment president of Maine, was present
ed with handsome picture of the Min
nesota state flower, the moccasin, Mrs.
Whitmore making the presentation in
behalf of the hostess committee.
w. s. Anderson Of the. Hampshire
at the Commercial club for Major and
delphia, Ohio; L. D.: Ross and J. Con
way, Columbus, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward E. Sweitzer of this city.
F.: The marriage Of Miss Pearl La Brash
and Christopher Ross took place Thurs.
day morning in the Chursh Of the I'm
maculate Conception. Mrs. Olsen, a
sister of the bride, was the matron of
honor, She wore light blue silk null
and Acarried pink roses. The bride was
gowned in white net, elaborated with
tucks and insertion = of valenciennes
lace. She wore chiffon veil and held
q large cluster of BRIDES roses. A. c.
; Olsen was the best man. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
BRIDES father, N. j. La Brash. White
and green were the colors chosen fol
the decora tions in the rooms and on the
table, and white asters and maidenhai,
ferns carried out the dainty color
scheme. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross left on the
; afternoon train for an extended trir
: thru the south. They will be at home
at Jamestown, N. D., after Sept. 90.