The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
ST. PAUL

Judge and Mrs. James asH W. O LusR, and nd
Wheeler Nye were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. DR.. Edwards. The
marriage took place at 6 o'clock at
home IN the presence Of the relatives
and intimate friends. The bride wore
white satin with tulle veil and carried
white tulle. Her bridesmaid, Miss Nye,
wore white net over blue taffeta and
carried pink roses. Mr.. Nye g brother,
Dangerfield. Nye, acted as his best man.
After wedding Journey Mr.. and Mrs,
Nye will be at home in Shakopee, MINI.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Martin
Eshleman to Frederick Rice took place
SATURDAY. evening. The ceremony was
at: the Angus in the apartment Of Mr..
Rice's sister, Mrs. Maurice Auerbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice left for the east
Immediately after. the ceremony.
:; Mrs. Charles w. Ames, Grand ave-
nue., gave reception yesterday after
noon to Introduce :her daughter, Miss
Catherine Ames. Mrs. Ames, Miss
Ames and Miss Catherine Ames re-
ceived in the drawing room. Twenty
women assisted turnout the rooms.
Mrs. Morton Barrows, Lincoln ave-
nue., gave the second of a series Of
teas yesterday afternoon to introduce
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Barrows.
Mrs. Barrows was assisted by twenty
women, and in the dining room those
who presided were Mrs. L. S., Noble,
Mrs: John Dunn and Mrs. G. H. =.
Smith. -. - -
Mrs. George T. slade has cards out
honor Of Miss Gertrude HIPS Bridal
party. Both men and women are asked
and the affair will give the many visit
ors who are coming on for the we'd
ding an opportunity to meet the St.
Paul friends Of the bride.
Mrs. Charles Shandrew Of the Ash
land has issued invitations for bridge
on Tuesday for Mrs. Hope Mccall.
Mrs. George Prince, Summit avenue.
has issued cards for a bridge Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Todd Of the Angus has
issued invitations for a luncheon for
Miss Frances Gilbert on Wednesday at
the Town and Country club. Mrs. E,
l.. Shepley of Summit court gave
small luncheon Wednesday for Miss GIL
bert.
= Mrs. Samuel R. Van SAINT has issued
invitations for luncheon at the Town
and Country club on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leavitt Corning Of South St.
Adams street entertained the debu-
tantes informally Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A. Gregg Of
Laurel avenue chaperoned small dance
at the Town and Country club Thursday
evening. 'r-~--.: s : ~.
Judge SThomas Wilson of the Aber.
deem entertained ten guests at dinner
Wednesday evening. ...s..
Mrs. George T. slade, Summit avenue,
give luncheon Wednesday, entertain.
ing twenty guests. t-s-
Mrs. Wescott w. Price gave two teas
for her sister, Mrs. Edward P. James,
last week. :
Mrs. A. E. Boyeson of Paramount ave-
nue. gave luncheon last week for Miss
Caroline Saunders.
l. Inc fecepI!On given thursday evening
by Mrs. William Lindeke and Mrs.
/ Gustave schurmeier to introduce Miss
Caroline Schurmeier, was the first for
NAL evening affair of the season. Re-
ceiving with the hostesses were Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Lindeke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaueser and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore A. Schulze. Those
ASSISTING were Mines w. E. Lindeke of
Montana. Edgar =. Schmidt, Horace E.
MO "A. Severance, Frank B. Kellogg,
Frederick p. WeYerhaeuser, Frederick
G. Ingersoll. William Dawson, Jr., Ar
thur B. Driscoll, Ambrose Tighe. g.
Milton Griggs. William F. Peet, VIII
liam III. Lightner, John w. Willis. b.
A. Jaggard, julie M. Hannaford. W.
Adams Hardenbergh, Albert Schune-
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