The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
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H~HE marriage Of Miss % Agnes
Fothergill Harrison, daughter
& Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Har-
rison,. and Henry Ware Lincoln of rBos-
ton, Mass, will take place tomorrow
evening at the home Of the Harrison's
Harrison and their family formerly
Lived in Minneapolis and Miss Harrison
only returned before the holidays to
her home in Milwaukee after several
weeks visit with Miss Kate Moulton.
= Only the relatives viii be present at
the marriage ceremony, and announce
mont cards will be issued as no invita-
tidns9 have been sent out. Mr.. :, and
Mrs. IL Lincoln will reside in Boston.
aud just before returning to milwaukee,
she gave an exhibition of her portrait
paintings showing some wonderfully
clever work with the brush. .-' b.. u
: DR.. and Mrs F. H. Welcome enter
FAMED at q dinner last night at their
residence. 2l0 Groveland avenue, for
Mrs. Welcome s. sisters, the Misses
Carol and Laura Taylor. Covers were
placed for twelve and the decorations
We're pink roses arranged in a mound
with pink shaded tapers burning in
pank shaded. =
"A number Of college men are visiting
In town during the holidays. Frank
Ioring Preston of Boston, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Hunt for "a
few days and will return east today.
Mr.. Preston is a Harvard man and as
Harvard only gives one week vaca-
tIon he will have to leave tonight. Il
n ,prlo 90 al,
spending the holidays at the Plaza. Mr.
Douglas is junior at Yale, and he
spent last summer at Minnetonka Beach
where Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas and their
family occupied COTTAGE. Arson B.
Jackson, Jr. will leave next Friday
evening for Yale college, Mr.. Jackson
is a senior and he will be graduated
1arom college next spring. John McMi1-
Ian, who is one of the Harvard men,
and who has been home for week,
Will also return next week. =:
), The week IS gaiety for the school and
college set closed with a dancing party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse
for their. daughter, Miss -Bernice Bar
Der, who is home from Smith college for
the holidays. The Auditorium annex
was made beautiful with smilax, palms
and evergreens against which poinsettia
blossoms were resplendant. About $50
of the young people enjoyed the pro-
gram Of dances. ;.
and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lyon viii
chaperOne the Zeta Beta Psi sororityfat
its annual Christmas dance Thursday
evening at the Minikahda club
ing the holidays with wi Vernon o Is ifeNe
will be the guest Of honor at dinner
which Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Webber will
give Wednesday evening at, the Mini
kahda club. !. - :::i I
Miss Charlotte Partridge entertained
informally at a theatre party at the
Orpheum Friday evening and at q sup
per at the Minneapolis club for Frank
Loring Preston of Boston, and "a group
OF; young college people. There were
eight in the party. =" ~. - >s.s~,a Y
Mr.. aand Mrs, E. @. Keller of. !25o7
Hum bo1dt ~avenae--@S1 celebrated. th e
Fwenty.ffth anniversary Of their mar.
rage Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs.
Keller gave a reception to about 200
women: Assisting her were Mines.
Frank Madison, Henry Holmes and E..
L. Roenisch. Southern smilax wreathed
the walls of the reception room, and
the fireplace was banked with ferns and
Mrs. Ozias s.. Chapman gave the
first Of series of ,thimble bees at her
home on Fourth avenue S, yesterday
afternoon. The guests included thirty
Of her friends from the Park Avenue
Congregational church, with a few 9TH
ers. Christmas greens were used pro
f eoneS+a in nr the
and later light refreshments. were
served. -,
poinsettias. The dates 1882: and
"1906' in red immortelles were very
effective against the green Background
of the oriole windows at either side,
and told the guests what they had not
been led to suspect-that they were
participating in the celebration OF. a
wedding anniversary. The stairway was
hung with smilax and on the upper
landing a string orchestar, hidden by
palms, played as the guests came and
went. Misses Edith ,Nootnagel, Ethel
frappe in the hall: In the dining room
poinsettias were on the table and buffet
and scarlet tapers in silver candelabra
cast soft glow thru the room. Mines.
Schieule, Long, Carol, Madison, N. T..
Smith and Miss Mattison, assisted by
Misses Nellie and Ohvet Fairfax, Ruth