The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-19
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| Mrs. A. A. Law will entertain tomorrow
for Miss Esther Eddy, whose marriage to
| Give Hastings takes place next week. Thurs
| day Miss Pierce will give a thimble bee and
| Friday Mrs. c. F. Keyes will give musicale.
Mrs. Hiram Lyon will entertain Saturday
| morning and Saturday evening Mrs A. w.
Hastings will give dinner. Monday evening
Miss Margaret Mcmillan will entertain and
Tuesday evening Miss Marguerite Gray will
be hostess at dinner.
The bridal party will include Miss Blanche
Clay Of Cedar Falls, Iowa, maid of honor,
and the Misses Margaret Mcmillan, Mar
guerite Gray. Beatrice Eddy and Helen Eddy,
bridesmaids; DR.. John Armstrong of St. Paul,
best man, and Sewall d. Andrews, Robert
Hastings, Frederick Won Schlegell, Thomas
Wallace, Willard Keyes and Walter Winslow,
ushers.
Miss Elsie Stone will be one of the debu-
tSntes at the Hostesses' ball Friday evening.
and will be presented by Mrs. C. j. Martin.
Miss Stone is a university girl and a daugh-
ter OF Jacob Stone of Portland avenue
There was quiet wedding last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Day
Smith, 2720 Pillsbury avenue. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Chadbourne Smith, was mar
ried to w. Almont Gates OF st. Paul. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
L. "A. CleVenger in the presence of a few
intimate friends Mrs. Gates spent the last
year in Paris studying. Mr. Gates is con-
nected with the state board Of control at the
state capital. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates will be at
home to their friends after January l at $40
lglehart street, St. Paul
Mrs Willard Heath of 902 First avenue
Will entertain at cards Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John o'Brien of Colfax avenue will
give card party Friday afternoon
The people of the First NJ. E. church will
give reception Friday evening for Rev
and Mrs. w. Love.
The Kappa Delta Phi fraternity of the high
school will be entert aimed Saturday evening
by Gus Grfiths and Paul Edwards at the
home Of Mr.. Griffths, 1920 Hennepin avenue
Mrs. D. D. Mcdonnell entertained a small
group of women at luncheon to-day at her
home on E Sixteenth street
A group of Minneapolis people, Messrs. and
Mines. Benjamin Coppage, Theodore Hays,
Bert Townsend, Walter Boutell, Walter Will
mot, ]. H. Dunn, w. R. Mcdonald, and
Messrs. William Edwards and Clayton r.
Cooley and Mrs. Weed Munro, went to St.
Paul last evening to attend the marriage Of
Miss Aida NJ. E. Fry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Fry and Albert H. West of
New York, which took place in the Ryan
Hotel. The whole of the parlor floor was
| thrown open to enable the 500 guests to wit
| ~ i u
| of the hail. where a raised dais and an altar
| OF green and white banked with palms and
ferns, the deep green relieved with white
| carnations was arranged. On either side
hung curtains OF smilax caught back with
| white satin ribbons. The parlors were decked
| with roses and chrysanthemums in red and
! pink, and American Beauty roses were in the
dining-room, where broad satin ribbons
| crossed the table. Seibert's orchestra played
the "Lohengrin" bridal chorus as the ushers,
Messrs. Robert Liggett, Hamilton, Richeson,
Russell Liggett and Fred Kendrick stretched
the ribbons to form an aisle. Little Marie
Fry and Gladys Liggett were flower girls and
wore frocks Of white swiss trimmed with val
enciennes lace, liberty silk sashes and bas-
/ kets of roses were hung from the shoulders,
Miss Edna Kuhn of Indianapolis was maid OF
honor and wore Paris gown Of white chif-
! fon embroidered in forget-me-not and
! trimmed with valenciennes lace. A short
veil was fastened in her hair with pink roses,
and she carried cluster Of the same flowers.
The brides gown was of d'orgenton lace made
over chiffon. The gown was simply fashioned
with demi-trained skirt and bloused bodice.
Her veil was fastened with a sunburst OF
pearls and ner flowers were American Beauty
roses R. S. Townsend Of Minneapolis was
best man. The service was read by Dr.. John
Sinclair and was followed by a reception.
The bridal couple were assisted in receiving
by Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Mrs. c. w. Schmidt
and Mrs. Bruner, Philadelphia Mrs. Edwards
of Mayville, N. D.; Mrs. Mangler and Mrs.
West Of Chicago; Mrs. S. V. Harris, Mrs. w.
M. Liggett, Mrs. Charles Thompson, st. Paul;
Mrs. Weed Munro, Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. West left for the east, and
| they will be at home after Jan. l in Detroit
Mich. The brides travelling gown was OF
black striped broadcloth with a Louis XIV.
coat OF black velvet and black hat.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Waldron entertained
fifty guests last evening at their home on EN-
erson avenue in honor Of the sixth anniver-
sary OF their marriage. The decorations were
in yellow and white, and chrysanthemums
were used with the palms and ferns In the
dining room the table was decked with red
roses and ferns. Mrs. E. lowering, Mrs. Wal
dron's mother, and Mrs j. l.. Lowering of ST.
Paul, assisted. musical progrom was given
by Mrs. Jennie Lewis Evans, Miss Anna De