The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Dramatic, Editorial, Social.

Dramatic, Edito
johnson, Helen and Margaret Rich
mond, Florence Nygaard and Emily and
Adelaide Crosby ], 81
InNthe evening Mr.. anad Mrs. KEEL
Ter received informally with their son,
Orrin Keller, who is home for the holt
days. Later the guests enjoyed short
program Of dances on the third floor.
A house party Of young people is
being entertained at the home of Guy
Northup at Ferndale, Lake Mime
tonka, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G.. Northup;; A number of the guests
at Highcroft, and the rest joined them
Yesterday. Mr.. Northup's guests arc
the Misses Marjorie and Elizabeth
Dunsmoor, Leila Winston, Mary Rand,
| Frances and Charlotte Passmore, Mar
garet jackson and Margaret Washburn,
Messrs. Cyrus Brown, Franklin Steele,
Paul Brooks, Malcolm Douglas of Phil
| Boston. ~, -
| A wedding Of interest to Minneapolis
people took place Thursday evening in
the First Methodist church of Renville,
Minny when Miss Elsie Turner of Kan
sas City and Benjamin Benson Of Min.
neapolis were married Rev. J. R.
| Davis, presiding elder, read the service,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Satterlee Of Rem
vile Frank Barnard of Aberdeen, s.
Johnson, Professor Countryman, Misses
Irene O'Connor, Eta ,O'Connor, Edith
Lulnley and Ena Pope. Mrs. N. liver
son sang 81 Love You, Dear Heart
The matron of honor, Mrs. Charles
Joerns Of st. Paul, and the bridesmaids,
Miss Alice Turner, Gladys Turner,
Marie benson, Dene Benson and Emma
Benson, sisters of the bride and bride.
groom, entered singing the -''Lohen-
grin :, bridal chorus. Later Miss. Belle
Master George Barnard carried the
| ring and little Eta Lumley and Doro-
thy Bowling were the flower girls. =,
The. church was bright with hoi-,
| day. decoration Of bells, holly wreaths
| and rcd shaded candles. The brides.
maids, matron Of honor and flower girls
aided in carrying out the Christmas
color scheme by wearing gowns of red
silk: The bride was in white French,
lawn and valenciennes lace and carried
bride roses. The little ring-bearer and
| the ushers were also in white. ; !.
After the service a large reception
was given, by the bride s aunt, Mrs. L..
Barnard, who was assisted by Mrs.
George, Turner: of Kansas City, Mrs.
Benson and Mrs. Clay Of Renville, Mrs.
Forgenson,r Britton, s.. D.; I. Iverson,
Mohal1, N. D., Charles, Joerns and Ar
| thus J. Reeves, ST.. Anthony Park. The
house was decorated with poinsettias
and holly. Mr.. Benson and his bride
| apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Hallowell and Miss
Elsie Hardenbergh entertained at a
houseparty at their country home at
Ferndale, over Friday and Saturday,
and their guests were Miss Moulton,
W.. Scott Woodwork, Marcy Sperry
and Ward Barton.
Mrs. Gilbert Walker of Groveland
avenue entertained at an informal tea
Friday afternoon for Mr.. - Walker s.
cousins, Miss Wheeler and Miss Clara
Wheeler Of Chicago. Miss Wheeler is
Chicago university and Miss Clara
Wheeler is principal of one of the high
schools. They have been spending the
I holidays with Mr.: and Mrs. Walker and
will return to Chicago Monday. -.
Mrs: Willis Walker had invited a
group of friends yesterday afternoon
to meet the Misses Wheeler at an in
formal tea at her home on Eighth
street s. -;
Mrs. Walter G. Hudson entertained
at bridge whist Thursday afternoon at
J her home on Park avenue for Mrs. Ar
chic ?. Walker. Thirty guests played.
Mrs: Frank w, Commons and Mrs vii
Ills +, Walker presided over the re.
treshment tables in the dining room.
Mrs. L, r. Day, Mrs. George H.
Partridge and Miss Nellie .Heffelfnger
will preside at the favor table at the
the Gotlllion club. John S. Pillsbury
and Edgar Il: Pierson will lead and a
number of original ideas in fayors and
figures will mark the affair.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Karl De :Laittre ar
rived yesterday morning from the east
aoS ar are at the A: 9. Loring residence,
n. :II'l avenue Tor the winter. Mrs.
ne Lalttre was Miss Roamond Little
OF Salem, Mass, and her marriage took
Wednesday afternoon Mrs N A
Mattson Of Adams street NE. enter:
tanned twenty women at prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. The rooms were
made. beautiful with poinsettias, smilax
a musical program.
SsftE- 2.fN T.
| Mrs. Samuel Hunter, Jr., entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor
OF her sister, Mrs. G. j. Hely Of Duluth.
| Covers were. placed for ten Mr.. and
MRS: Hel1 are the. guests of Mrs, Hun
ter during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Eaton of 1896
boys and girls Christmas evening ~
| honor OF the twelfth birthday anniver-