The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-12
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>, ILLS. OeoiRe CHdSe CHRISTIAN received
thus afternoon at her residence on
Eighth street s. The hours were from
10 to O'Clock and about one hundred
women called. Receiving with Mrs
Christian were Mines. w. D. Washburn
yr., Preston King, Thomas Roberts
franklin NJ. Crosby, Edwin Hewitt anG
Miss Christian. The reception hall
and the drawlng-room were decorated
with American Beauty roses and lilies
and yellow blossoms were in the Other
rooms. Sax $50
Mrs. Wesley Neil, and Mrs. Charles
Cleveland gave an afternoon bridge to-
day at the horne of Mrs. Neil, 2OJ1 Sec.
ond avenue S. The hours were from
to 9 O'Clock, and cards were played at
twelve tables. Christmas green's and
red flowers carried out a charming holi.
day. color. scheme. The mantels were
banked with the green, and vases with
| flowers were arranged with red shaded
tapers amidst the setting of foliage.
Mrs: Neil, Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs.
G. P. Riegel will entertain at six-hand
e1chre tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Wagner,
Miss Kneubuhl and Louis B. Wagner
have issued cards for a reception to be
given Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner l712 Dupont
avenue s, from to 10 O'Clock.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wagner and
Miss kneubuhl will receive at Mrs.
Mrs. s.. W. Batson gave her second
post nuptial at-home today at her
residence, 222 West Thirty third street.
The hours were from 3 to 5 O'Clock.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Batson will
receive informally together.
The marriage of Miss Martha H.
lBBac5h1eller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
intosh, took place last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wallis,
4242 Queen avenue S. Rev.. J. X.
Schultz read the service at o'clock.
Miss Alice Maccafee presided at the
piano, playing the chorus from "Lo-
hengrln" as the bridal party entered
and the Mendelssohn wedding march
after the vows had been spoken. In
the parlors, where the ceremony took
| vitae made a setting Of green for clus-
ters Of vivid red poinsettia blossoms.
| The fireplace was banked with foliage
| and blossoms; small fir trees stood
guard on the stairs and suggested a
woodland nook at the end Of the re-
CepClOn lall.-
Miss Bachelor wore white French
1aWn owe, over soft silk with garni lures Of
Mechlin lace, and her bouquet was a
| shower Of white roses. Mrs. G.. H. Wal
| lis, her sister, was the matron of hon
| or and wore pale blue embroidered mus
| lin over blue, and her flowers were VIC
let's. Mr.. Wallis was the: best man,
and little Carol Woodland, in pretty
frock of pale yellow, carried the ring
rf nf 1ry1T oh, IL.
mum.
After the service reception was
held for which $50 invitations had been
issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh win
be at home after Jan. I at 1912 Queen
avenue s. ~ - ~.
81 Miss Ethel Slough gave linen
Newton avenue for Miss Pearl Cam
eron, whose marriage to. William Sew
mOur Levings has been announced for
the holidays. The sixteen guests were
girl friends of the bride. Music and
games were the amusements, and after
the informal program a light luncheon
was served in the diningroom. Red
ried out with carnations. The supper
table had setting of flowers and over
the place of Miss Slough was q, nara
sol from which the dainty gifts were
shOWered.
The annual banquet of the Sigma NJ
fraternity was held in Donaldson tea
rooms last evening. Black, white and
gold, the colors Of the fraternity, were
used in the decorations, and tea roses.
the chapter flowers, were used to make
the centerpiece. Covers were placed for
thirty. G. K. Kitchener was toastmast-
er and responses were made by G.. S.
Blair, Robert G.. Colyer, Clark Ross
man, George Harlow and Harry Roe.
DR.. and Mrs., J. Long entertained at
cards last evening at their home, 4O3
Broadway NE. Prizes were won hv
Mrs. H. Reck, Mrs. Long, and Messrs
>. Bouman and He]wig.
The law students of the university
will give dance in Wilson'S hall. TO-
morrow evening.
Mrs. +. Herbert was surprised at her
home, 1852 Hiawatha avenue. Satur-
day evening by fifty friends. The
evening was spent in games and dane
ing, and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Herbert was presented With =
china dinner set. -
MIS-: Florence E. Parks will enter
tam the teachers of Stanley Hall at
dinner this evening at her apartments
in the Lowry Hill. -. ~
| "A fair. sweet, satin skin secured using Satin
SKIN cream and face powder. 25c. I''7