The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-29
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The wedding of Miss Mary Ballard and
Miles Robert Bracewell of New York will take
place Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. w.
Ballard, 1917 Second avenue S. 1t will be a
| very quiet wedding owing to the recent death
OF relative of the bridegroom. Tomorrow
Mrs. George Wilbur Bestor and Miss Hoegh
will entertain for Miss Ballard.
Miss Harriet Lenox gave an Informal gran
ite shower for Miss Ruth Hosmer Saturday
afternoon. Friday Mrs. F. NJ. Barnard enter
/ tanned thirty young women in honor of Miss
Hosmer, whose marriage to Albert Eddy will
take place tomorrow. Miss Hosmers matron
of honor will be her sister, Mrs H. Wilett
Ankeny and Miss Millicent Hosmer will be
/ the bridesmaid. Mr.. Eddy's ushers will be
Roy Merrill. Harry Belden Chester Sim
mons, George Cole, Albert Loye and Victor
Won Schlegell.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Seager and
Darlington Thurston will take place Wednes-
day at the home of the brides sister Mrs
G. w. Martin, in st. Paul. The brides at
| tendants will be Misses Ethel Lloyd and
Gladys Martin of st. Paul. and Helen Seager
of Minneapolis.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Harcourt Horn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs HaTcourt Horn, and
John Lee Bunce of Hartford. Conn, took
place Saturday afternoon in Christ church,
St Paul. Miss Amy Horn was maid of honor
and the bridemaids included Misses Sturgis,
Fprness and Helen Davis Of St. Paul and
Miss Hastings of Minneapolis. The best man
was Charles Howland OF Hartford and the
ushers We're ]. H. Buck and Humphrey Green
1 of Hartford Charles &c
apolis, Charles NJ. Flandreau, James D. Arm
| strong and Nv. G. Noyes of st. Paul The
| service was read by Rev. Theodore SedgWick
assisted by Rev. George Fl. Mueller and was
! followed by wedding breakfast at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horn on Laurel avenue Mr..
Bunce and his bride will make their home in
Hartford
Miss Daisy Lawson gave dinner Saturday
evening for Miss, Jennie Gaynor, a bride of
to morrow. Covers were laid for fourteen ana
the guests were the members of the bridal
party: Miss May Gaynor, maid of honor;
Misses Daisy Lawson, Rose Lingren, still
water; Amelia Johnson and Hattie Johnson,
bridesmaids; Fred Louis, best man; A. w.
Glader, Fred Sabon. Louis Verne and P.
Seaquist, ushers; Mildred Westman and
Lenox Stenvig, flower girl and boy.
The Alpha Kappa Kappa medical fraternity
Of the university gave the second of a series
of dances Friday evening in Mrs Mobiles
hail. The hall was decorated in green and
white, the fraternity colors. Those present
were Messrs. Kelly, U. G. Williams, Condt,
Ramsey, Bechman, Baldwin. La Rose, Chown-
! ing, Foster, Rowe Todd Derine, Lyman,
Revell Brown, Brimhall, Shultz, Hutchinson,
| Irome, Misses Dittman, Cunningham, Bird
Kelley, Jennie Kelley Tourtelotte, Bramb-
! lett, Mulliken, Miller, Spencer, Weber,
| Stewart, Bennett. Clark, Hennessy Kasper,
| Buck and Mrs. V. G. Williams. During the
| evening light refreshments were served
| DR.. Cora Smith Eaton entertained the
women medical students Of the Universities of
Minnesota and Hamlne Friday evening at her
| home, 10 Fifteenth street n. Mrs. Ina Win
| chell Stacy gave several readings from the
writings of Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson
| Gilman and smelling contest was an anus
! ing feature of the evening, and Miss Putnam
and Mrs. Roberts won the prizes, clusters Of
flowers, for naming correctly the contents
of the largest number Of bottles
Thursday afternoon Mrs w. w Campbell
of Bloomington avenue, entertained in honor
of the eighty-third birthday of her father,
L. w. Harris The guests were Messrs. and
| Mines. A. L. Porter, c. Fl. Rossman, Frank
Baldwin, Mines. l. H. Green, w. D. Harris
and Mary Conklin.
Mrs c. A. Almquist Of Second avenue S,
entertained informally Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. B. F. Clark The decorations were
in pink and green. Assisting were Mines.
George Sinclair and Foster.
The Tuesday, Evening Dancing class. gave
/ the last party of the season at home Of Mrs
j. M. Griffith, 242O Hennepin avenue, Tuesday
evening. A Cinderella cotillion was danced
Miss Ethel Malcolm Miss Mamie Griffith and
Mrs. H. w. Malcolm were presented with
clusters Of roses and Mrs. Griffith was given
palm.
Miss Mae Noonan and NJ D. Staunton were
married Thursday morning in the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception. Miss Margaret
Noonan was maid of honor and wore pink
gown and carried pink roses. The brides
/ gown was of white silk adm her flowers were
bride roses. William E. Reau was best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Staunton will leave in few
! days for Helena, Mont, where they will
reside.
| Miss Lillian Robinson of Denver, Col, and
Charles B. Thorn of Minneapolis were mar
ried Thursday in Omaha. The service was
read by Rev. DR.. Dawson. Mr.. Thorn and
his bride will be at home in Minneapolis
after June 1.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Adams celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage April
| 20. They were the recipients of many beau
tiful and valuable presents. The decorations
were carnations and roses. Refreshments
were served to over fifty guests program
OF vocal and instrumental music was given.
A delightful party closed the children's s
dancing classes at Malcolm's academy at Ma
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