The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-31

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Formal , encouragement Of the engage
Ian West Of St. Louis was made at
dinner at the Minikahda club Wednes-
day evening. The guests included
twenty of Miss Semple s near friends,
and George Wright Peavey had the
honSr Of fb telling them of her
Mines Alonzo Rand, Louis B. Newell,
George v. Peavey, James F. Bell, the
Misses Harries Of Cincinnati, Helen
Partridge, Marion Partridge, Charles
Hetfelfnger, John Pillsbury, Mr.. Wat,
son and Edward Mills of New York.
Japanese lilies and ferns furnished a
charming cha n d.s table DECORATION: After din.
Miss. Semple is the daughter Of
Mrs. Alonzo T. Rand, and she only
made her debut last winter. The we'd
ding +s Of Miss MIS- Semgle and l. Mr.. West
Mrs. G. T. Honstain was hostess this
afternoon at large reception at her
Of her sister, Mrs. f. W. Kneeland,
who will leave next month for. Winni-
peg. The floral appointments thru the
1Ss Pro; rooms so were most effective: In
glow were arranged in bowls and clus-
tiers of white asters lent their beauty.
In the reception room pink roses were
the flowers chosen and pink roses were
the color note in the dining room,
where a, large bouquet occupied the
adorned the sideboard. Asparagus
TASTED pfetty with til the w1 Mood%ork con-
Mrs. Honstain was assisted by Mines,
George McLain of Excelsior, Joseph
Martin, W. D. Boutell. W. +, -Boutell,
CbaEisa Bn GTa9t W AtE3nxd mar IS%
renee Moore, Dayton Williams, Anton
Knoplauch, F. j: SERVER, F. A. Odds,
William Heath, F. M. Stowell.
The Misses Mildred Hunter and
Ethel Camp presided at the frappe
bowl. During the afternoon a string
I of green in the library, furnished mu
sic. About two hundred guests called
} during the afternoon.
I Mrs. Kneeland's departure has been
postponed and other affairs will occu-
56 ee be she aPe ii th City
I picnic at Minnetonka at the home of
: Mrs. Odds, on Big Island.
Mrs. B: R. Coppage entertained at
I bridge this afternoon at her home on
! Kenwood parkway in honor of Mrs.
Geg ff q Of sew Yert Mi The vi floral
I decorations were chosen to harmonize
: with the coloring Of the rooms. In
, the drawing room white garden flowers
and wild flowers were arranged with
ferns and palms, while in the den, red
saliva glowed brightly A large vase
filled with goldenglow conferred the ia:
the Same ns S S bosso ans ~ere used
about the room. Assisting Mrs. Cop
page were Misses Marie Bertrand, Gen
evieve Corners and Marguerite Cop
page. Twenty-four guests were enter
Mrs. J: T. Thurman entertained at
luncheon today at the Minikahda club
for Mrs. Henry Weimar Of Hot Springs,
who is the guest Of Mrs. r. B. Clark Of
Kenwood. A charming centerpiece Of
sweet peas and ferns was arranged and
covers were laid for twelve During
the afternoon bridge was played
Mis- Beth Edison entertained today
Der bride. Brightest Of fall flowers,
g6ddenr9 Cd an and golden glow, were
Penny for Your Thoughts, and md then
} each girl wrote good wish for the
bride in a booklet, which bore a hand
!. painted head on the cover. The gifts
We're present ted to the bride from a
watering pot which was hidden by
% to eaeh pw gEfs was
drawn thru the spot and one by one
the bride drew out the gifts.
/ Mrs. A. L. Nippert gave a parcel
shower this afternoon at her home. on
Dupont avenue in honor of Miss Flor
Masses of goldenglow frightened the
! made a pleasing contrast. The gift;
I were in white parasol which was deckel
with yellow blossoms and suspended
from the chandelier: During the after
noon cinch was played and refresh
ments were served on the small tables
! Tho guests were sixteen girl friends OF
the bride.
4 The marriage Of Miss Pearl Boyle
and Carson D. Hall took place today at
$3.50 clock at the home of Mr. Hall s
brother, 259 Dayton avenue, St. Paul
The rooms were EMPOWERED with sum
mer blossoms arranged with ferns. Al
CAANAe~A pal OACCASO 4sIA6o w AAuuSl VI
Smith sounded the Mendelssohn wed
ding march. Rev. J. H. Bicknen reac
the service in the presence of the imme
diate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
went to Minnetonka, where they viii
: spend few days before making thei1
home at 1919 Stevens avenue.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher Hep
j. burn viii entertain at dinner at tho L:
Il fayette club tomorrow evening in hon
: OF of Miss Hepburn. Mr.. Hepburn
: sister of New York, who is at the clul
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Luce gave din
ner of eight covers at the Hampshire
Arms last evening for Mrs. Jenni
Stearns Of Washington, and Mrs. D. 3
Herbert Of Chicago. A large cluste
Of asters were used in the center O.
. the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Laurenc,
Of st. Paul gave dinner Tuesda,
evening at their home, SO Avon street
in honor Of the fortieth wedding ami
6. yersary of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p decorations were in yellow. Cover
| were laid for fourteen, Among thos
present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ
| Laurence. Mr.. and Mrs, I, w, Laurence