The Minneapolis journal., 1901-09-07


The wedding OF Miss Mabel Ramsdell,
daughter OF Mrs, H. C. Ramsdell, and John
H. Kohl will take place Tuesday evening,
Sept. "a, at the home Of the brides mother
1928 Sixteenth avenue s.
The marriage of Miss Mary Loomis Hooker
and Frederick NJ Bailey of Waseca Mimi.
will take place Wednesday evening at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
William T. Hooker, on Columbus avenue It
viii be a very quiet affair and only the imme-
date relatives will be present
The wedding OF Miss Jean Blaisdell and A
L. Queneau of New York will take place
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 49, at 4:S0 O'Clock,
at the home of the bride. ola Fourth
street NE.
Mrs. Robert Henderson will entertain at
dinner Monday evening, at her home, 3Ol9
First avenue s, for Mrs. Benjamin KelI of
Sioux City, Iowa.
Bishop Fowler win be the guest Of honor at
a reception to be given Monday evening in the
Fowler NJ. E. church by the people OF the
/ church.
Miss Maude Lowell whose marriage 20
Frank Jeffries will take place this month
gave luncheon yesterday at her home, COL
Emerson avenue n. The rooms were prettily
adorned with flowers. Just before the guests
left they surprised the bride-elect with linen
shower. Present were Misses Daisy Jeffrles,
Marie Henderson, Nora Erickson, Minnie
Shapera, Ethel Taylor, Florence Rand, Clara
Scheck and Mrs. Evans.
Thursday Miss Erickson of 815 Sixteenth
avenue S gave parcel shower for Miss Low
ell. Black-eyed Susans were used through
the rooms. and in the dinng-room garlands
of green fell from the chandelier to the table.
Yellow candles in silver candelabra were on
the table with clusters Of the yellow flowers.
The name cards represented the bIack-eyed
Susans and were tied with yellow ribbon
The brides name was in the center and the
petals were used for the guests to inscribe
their names on. Pink and white asters were
on the brides chair. The parcels were con-
cealed through the rooms, and a hunt for
| them proved amusing.
| The wedding of Miss Rose Marie Hines and
Adelbert James Carpenter took place last
| evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Henderson, 3O19 First avenue S.. The bow
window arched with green and autumn
! leaves and goldenrod were used in profusion
through the rooms. In the dining-room pink
and white asters were used The 'Lohen-
| grim bridal chorus was played by Mrs
| Schuyler Colfax Hamilton, and 1.-The Sweet
est Story Ever Told was used as an accom-
paniment for the service, with the Mendels-
! sohn march at the close. Misses Edna Castle
! and Roxa Castle were ushers, and the little
| flower girl. Mabel Quinn, wore white froek
and carried pink and white carnations. The
| brides gown was of cream silk null with
/ tucked bodice and skirt finished with tucked
f1ounce She carried American Beauty roses
! Rev. Robert McKaig read the service. After
| Nov T. on their return from their wedding
| trip, Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter will be at home
at 31O1 Hennepin avenue. The brides travel
| ing gown was of brown broadcloth with hat
to match. The guests from out of town were
Mrs Benjamin Kell, Miss Markly Sioux
City, Iowa; Miss Gertrude Hughes, St. Peter,
Mimi; Miss Edna Castle, Ashland, Wis; Mrs.
! Stillman Castle, Sault Ste Marie; Mr.. Castle,
Eau Claire, Wis. and Miss Jennie fitzpatrick,
| GAINESVILLE, Iowa
| Miss Clara E. Christensen and Joseph B.
| Thompson were married Thursday evening
| at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. C. c. Christensen, 928 Twenty-second
| avenue s. Autumn leaves and palms fur
| nished an attractive decoration through the
| rooms. Miss Mae Christensen played the
| ''Lohengrin' bridal chorus the bridal par
| ty entered Miss Mae Thompson, the maid
| Of honor, wore white organdie over pink.
! The brides gown was of French lawn
trimmed with lace and ribbon. Walter Chris
| tensen was best man and Rev. Mr.. Wallace
! read the service. Mr.. Thompson and his
| bride left for a short trip east and they will
be at home after Oct. l at 1906 Eleventh
avenue s.
The women OF the Kirrness club and their
| husbands gave a jolly tallyho party yester-
/ day for two Of the September brides, Miss
| Eugena Jess Mccarthy and Miss Antoinette
| Mueller The guests drove to the fair grounds
| in the afternoon. Supper was served and
| the evening was spent in watching the races
and fireworks.
| Miss Myra Hobby entertained twenty young
people Thursday evening in honor of her
| guest, Miss Olga Wilson of Mankato. Pink
sweet peas were used to decorate the rooms.
| Dancing was the amusement and light sup
per was served.
! Mrs. w. c. Hooker gave a handkerchief
| shower for Miss Helen Huntington yester-
| day afternoon. The decorations and appoint
ments were in yellow. 1t was an informal
affair and twelve young women, friends of
| the bride, were present
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs James
/ Craig gave their first post-nuptial reception
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David j. Craig.
| 2545 Harriet avenue. They will receive the
| remaining Wednesdays in September at the
same place.
Miss Mamie Dunn gave a theater party
Tuesday evening for her guest Miss A. Flea
I nor Jacobs of New Prague. Supper was
! served at the home of Miss Dunn after the
play.
Mr. and Mrs Fletcher OF Whittier, Cal,
| and Mrs Ruby Temple Of Chicago. have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Will
son, 1917 Hillside avenue. Mrs. Fletcher is
past president of the Ladies of the G. A. r.
| and Thursday evening a reception was given
in her honor. Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
gave picnic at Wildwood and on Saturday
a matinee party was given at the Metropoli-
tan theater Mrs. Temple left Friday for
Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher in California early in De-
! cember.
"A reception will be given Monday evening
by the people of the Tuttle Universalist
church in. honor of Mrs. A B. Fall, who
leaves shortly to make her home in California.
The affair will be given at the home of the
pastor, II Twenty-1fth street.
Miss Lillian Bloomquist Of Dewey avenue
Igave a hose shower Thursday afternoon for
Miss Louisa Asplin of Hastings, bride Of
the month Mrs. w. r. Bloomquist of St
Paul assisted the hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Packer gave a yachting
Iparty on the Dunnottar Thursday. The boat
I1eft st. Paul at o'clock and cruise up the
supper was served on the boat, which re-