The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05
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Mrs. James F. Bell gave luncheon
today at her home on Park avenue in
honor Of Miss Rebecca Semple. The
! decorations were in pink and roses
made beautiful ornament on the table.
| Covers were placed for twelve. Miss
Julia Patterson of Dayton, Ohio, has
already arrived and was among the
guests. Miss Patterson is to one of
! Miss Semple's bridesmaids. g..
! Tho large party Of out-of-town guests
| for the wedding will arrive in a pri-
vate car tomorrow. Wednesday eve
ming the ushers from st. Louis, who
| are coming with Mr.. West, gave a
bachelor dinner for the bridegroom at
| St. Louis. - .H
Tonight Mrs. Rufus R. Rand will be
hostess at dinner for Miss Semple.
Mrs. Charles F. Welles of Clifton
| avenue will give large reception on
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Leonard Robbins Welles. Mrs Welles
came to Minneapolis two years ago as
a bride She was formerly Miss Jean
Stickney of st. Paul. Two hundred
and fifty invitations have been issued
and the hours will be from 3 to 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Leonard Welles has announced
two at-home days for the early winter
Dec. 6 and Jan. 5.
Miss Bertha Cady, whose marriage
to Chester s. White will take place
Wednesday evening, Nov. IA, was the
guest of honor at an affair which was
given Saturday afternoon by Miss An
Mabel White, East Thirty-fourth
street. The decorations were in pink
and green, with pink carnations and
ferns to carry out the color scheme.
A game of conundrums on matters of
interest to bride was one Of the
amusements, and another was embroi-
dering animals on squares of linen and
guessing what the animals were. A
prize rewarded the best embroiderer,
and later light refreshments were
served.
lowell Of 1O1 East Twenty seventh
street will entertain for Miss Cady and
Mr.. White and on Saturday afternoon
Miss Way Stringer Of Emerson avenue
s will give an affair for the bride.
The marriage of Miss Jeanetta Burk-
hart of Merriam Park and Frederick
B. Zaiser of Minneapolis took place
to-day in Eau Claire, Wis; Rev. Mr..
read the service. Mr.. Zaiser is COM
mercial traveller of one of the Mime
sapolis wholesale houses and will bring
his bride to Minneapolis to reside
A Halloween party was given at the
home Of Miss Florence Blake, 3Ol5 Co.
lumbus avenue Wednesday evening.
The rooms were decorated with lighted
pumpkins and autumn foliage. Games
were played and the favors were in the
shape Of miniature pumpkins Pres
ent were Misses Mabel Cedarstrom,
Genevieve McLane, Bernice Armstrong.
Abbie Wcstlnud, Esther Shol, Gather
inc McGregor, Marie Boerner, Mary
Mullowney; Messrs Albert Shannon,
Alfred West, Francis Blackmarr,
Charles Greenlaw, Paul and Richard
Cook, Harold Armstrong, Alfred Plug
saupt, and Philip and Frank Blake.
Miss Ruth Wright was surprised by
a number of her friends Saturday even
ing at her home on Pillsbury avenue.
Candy was pulled and Glen Merrill won
the first prize and Miss Donnelly the
BOBBY prize. Games were played and
refreshments served. Present were
Mrs; Jewell, Mrs. Donnelly; Misses
and Frances Merritt, Ella Graves, Bird
Wheelock, Grace Hagler, Fred Joyce,
Emma Jewell, Abby Farnsworth, Grace
Dean; Messrs. Fred Malone, Harry
Cooper, Glen Merrill, Tom and Charles
Jewell, Albert Page, Leo Smith, Clar-
ence Schaul and Orrin Mcintosh.
Miss Josephine Theissen and w. H.
noon at the home Of the officiating