The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
OF FEMININE INTEREST

from the chandeliers. i Mr.. and Mrs.
Waleen left on a trip to Grand Forks.
They will be at home after Jan. at
2OO8 Twenty-second and "a half ave-
nue. s.
The marriage of Miss Daisy M. Poole
and Horace B. Beardsley of Yucca,
N. D., was solemnized at The home Of
the BRIDE s mother on Vincent avenue,
Wednesday evening. Mis- Laura Thoele
sang, 81 Love You Truly shortly be-
fore the ceremony and Miss Elsie Ire
land played the bridal music. Rev. P.
A. .McCool Of Linden Hills Congrega-
tional church read the service in the
presence of a group of relatives and
immediate friends. l.. g. b.: :
Miss Poole wore white silk null with
trimmings of panne velvet and Mechlin
lace: Among the out7of-town. guests
were Mrs. Dewey Of Washington, D. c.;
Craven of Faribault, Mimi; the Misses
Emma and Mary Beardsley and Messrs.
Lynn and Milton Beardsley Of Med
ford, Mimi; Mis- Cora Peterson Of Cen
ter, N. D.; and DR.. G. S. Beardsley Of
Yucca, N. D. H.. s @ -, 4
Miss Stella A. Mueller, a bride Of
Monday, was the guest Of honor at a
luncheon which was given yesterday
by her sister, Mrs. F. o. McClain, at
her home, 2120 Fourth avenue S. Gov
ers were placed for twelve, and the
guests included a group Of Miss Muel-
ler's friends who have entertained for
her, White roses centered the table
and violets marked the bride s place.
Miss M. Bessie Porter and H. Bruce
Ronzer were married Wednesday at the
home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
l.. T. Guild. -. =
:. Miss Clara Fleener and George B.
Pratt were married Christmas eve at
the home Of the bride IS. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W.. j. Fleener,: 500 East
read the service. The bride wore her
going away gown of brown broadcloth,
and there were no attendants. A pro-
fusion of .eyergreens, holly. and Christ
mas bells decked the rooms. The bridal
supper was served from a table bright
with greens and bells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt will leave next week for. their
new home in Portland, Ore.
The forty children. OF Miss Ethel
Malcolm s private dancing 81. class at
Graham hall, had q holiday party, yes
terday afternoon. Two Small Christ
mas trees were hung with favors for
the boys and girls. The favors for the
first figure were dolls and stockings
well filed with bonbons, and the last
was the sleighbell figure with bright
reins and merry bells Miss Lillian
Malcolm presided. at the favor tables,
assisted by Misses Katherine Elwood,
Mary hayer and Katherine Dwinnell,
Elizabeth Langdon and Maurice Gro
well, and Mabel Langdon and Jamie
DwinnaN led the cotillion, Little Alice
Henkel danced the pretty ella Tyro-
lienne. ~: -.
Mrs. Frederick G. Van Dusen has is
sued invitations for a tea to be given
at her residence on Vine place tomor-
row afternoon for; Miss Blanche Shoe.
maker Bruno of Baltimore, Md, the
flaneee Of George sC..t Van Dusen, Mrs.
was formerly Miss ,Corinne Webster Of Of
this city, and Miss Mary Van Dusen:
who is home from Smith college for the
holidays. The hours will be from 4
to 6. =::. : " I a. -, ~
Miss Ethel Hanke entertained at j
thimble bee this afternoon at her home.
24O0 Dupont avenue s, for Miss Evelyn
watts, who Is home from Wells college
for the holidays. Forty-eight young
women were present. The decorations
We're in green and red, and the Christ
mas foliage, poinsettias and ;holly made
q charming. setting. Assisting Miss
Hanke were Misses Norma KENYON.
Mabelle Hanks, Rose Baldwin and Lor,
raine Morris. An informal program of
music and contests was enjoyed and
later refreshments were served in the
T dlnlng room, where basket with
poinsettias conferred the table in. a cir
Gle Of prettily shaded tapers.
{ The Sigma Tau, the girls sorority
of the University Of Minnesota class
Of 1906, had a banquet at Donaldson q
tearooms today. The table was deco
rated in green and white, and covers
were placed for eighteen.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ~
- a. A. Beltz, Tom Taylor and J. R. Stewart
have gone to Colorado Springs 49,"
The Cipher Card club Viii be entertained nv