The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-11
THURSDAY EVENING,

| the corners of the table. Il Mrs B. f.. DID
BILE sang 20, Promise Me" for the process
| sional There were no attendants and the
bride wore her going away gown Of tan
cloth with white silk blouse and she cars
ried bride roses The service was read by
Rev. q. A. Cleaveland sand among the
guests who witnessed it were Mr.. and Mrs
F.. Metz Of Middletown, Wis, parents Eof
the bridegroom. At the informal recep-
ton which followed Mines. j, E. Stuart
B. F. Dibble, J. r. McLoren and F. A.
Swanson were in the dining-room and
| Misses Bessie Dibble and Mamie Nichols
served frappe. Mr. and Mrs. Muetz will be
| at home in Elma, Iowa. after Oct. /.
One Of yesterdays weddings was that
CT Miss Mary katherine Byrnes daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Byrnes. anil
Thomas A. Clarity, which took place in the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
Mrs. Charles Babcock was at the organ
and played an appropriate program as the
guests arrived. Miss Hornung sang Gou-
mods adore and Be Still'' during the
service, and Miss Gertrude Phelps played
violin solo. Miss Josephine Kelly was
maid OF honor and wore green crepe de
chine and carried sweet peas. The brides
gown was Of white peau de sole over tat
feta. The skirt had a lace yoke and, was
tucked and trimmed with lace medallions.
The, tucked bodice had a yoke Of chiffon
ming. She wore a veil caught with Or
ange blossoms and carried a shower bou-
quet of SwansOnia. Edward ,Prendergast
was best man and Rev. Father Keane
read the service. 'l--' .s
A reception followed at the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Byrnes on Tenth street N. The
| decorate were in white and green and
asters and SmilaX were used in profusion.
Covers were laid for fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarity went east on their
wedding TRIP and they will be at home at
1904 Park avenue after Nov. 1. Mrs. Gar
ritys travelling gown was of blue, with a
blue and white hat.
Monday evening Miss Kelly gave the
bridal dinner at her home on Hennepin
avenue American Beauty roses adorned
the table and covers were laid for ten.
Miss Mary Isabelle Bradley, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bradley, and Don
Filipe. Fitzgerald, were married yesterday
at the home of the bride, TOO Tenth street
S. Rev. J. E. Dallam, formerly of the
Thirteenth Minnesota, of which the bride
groom a member, read the service
in the presence Of twenty-five guests.
Those from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Bradley, Miss Sue Bradley, Miss Mabel
Bradley, all from Norwood, and Mrs. e.
r. Powers and daughter, from Cakes,
N. D. The bay window was transformed
into q bower with greens and flowers.
Miss Florence Williams was maid of hon
Or. She wore gray silk null over pink
silk. The bride entered with her father.
Her gown was Of white French null over
taffeta and she carried bride roses. A
wreath of orange blossoms was In her
hair A wedding breakfast was served
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald went to Lake
City, Mimi, to spend fortnight at Red
Lodge, the Fitzgeralds summer home.
They will be at home at $500 Portland
avenue after Oct 20.
A wedding that will bring bride to
Minneapolis took place. yesterday in st.
Paul when Miss Alice r. Whitaker and
| Ludwig w. Harmsen were married at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Whitaker Miss Nellie Harmsen of<Min-
neapolis was maid Of honor and John L..
Whitaker was best man. The service was
read by Rev. Father Gibbons and was 1ol :
lowed by supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmsen
left for the east, and on their return will
reside in Minneapolis.
Miss Idela Bachman entertained this
afternoon at her home on Park avenue
for Miss Mary Daniel, a bride OF next
week. The guests were the fifteen young
women who will assist at the wedding.
and each + ought a handkerchief, which
was hidden about the rooms. Miss Ethel
| Garter. of ST. Paul and Miss Laura jacob.
at the piano, directed the bride through
! music, playing softly when she neared. the
| hidden places, and louder as she moved
| uretty bits of embroidered linen. Inc
| rooms were bright with flowers and ferns
| to carry out a color scheme of white and
green.
| Saturday afternoon Mrs. T. w. Dani5l
| entertained the same group OF girls at
| her home on the East Side, and the art
| ernoon was spent in making pretty trlnes
| Of tissue paper.
The Misses Martin entertained INFORM
allv at luncheon this afternoon for Mrs.
Frederick B. Kent and Mrs. Bradford OF
Storm Lake, Iowa, who are guests OF MRS.
Kent's mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shat
! tuck Covers were laid for twelve and the
tables were decorated with bright garden
flowers. After luncheon cards were played.
The marriage of Miss Florence Rey-
mold, daughter of James Henry Reynolds,
and Bert DIVISION Hutchins will take place
Monday. '..! ..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Norwood will en-
terrain at dinner this evening at their
apartments in the Astoria in honor Of Mr.
Norwood's birthday anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norwood came in from the lake
the first of the week.
| Miss Florence Harrison was the guest
Of honor at a pretty luncheon at the
Minikahda club yesterday. Mrs. H. G.
Harrison was hostess and covers were
laid for ten. Meteor roses decorated the
table. After luncheon ping pong was
played. Miss Harrison will return to Smith
college next week. ....
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Everett Williams
of 2310 Central avenue gave dinner OF
ten covers Tuesday evening. The guests
! included Mrs. Williams Of La Crosse, who
is spending the month with her cousin
Mrs. j. j. Jones.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. G. B. Blake is spending a month a
Northhe1d.
Miss Vera Bean is home from an extende'
eastern trip. 70, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Swift are at 9Os Fiftl
) avenue S for the winter. " -. -.
George P. Moore of Omaha, sales manager o
the Carter White Lead company, is at the Yves
hotel. q, IT,. ...-- e.,
/ , Mrs G. B. Blake of 1923 Second street NE
has gone east to visit relatives in Northfed an
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