The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
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About fifty guests will witness the mar
riage Of Miss Edna Chamberlain and
Frederick A. :: Randall, which will take
place Wednesday evening at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0.
Chamberlain on Irving avenue S. There
will be no attend lts but the brides lit
tie sister Nina. who will act as flower girl.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. J. Bag
ley entertained ten young women at
quitting bee at her home on Irving avenue
for Miss Chamberlain. The rooms were
bright with wild roses and peonies. An
impromptu musical program was given
by the guests and light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Bagley was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Sarah Bagley, and by Miss
Margaret Martin of st. Paul.
The wedding of Miss Emma A. Osborn
and Arthur Ayres of Butte, Mont, will
take place Wednesday afternoon in Vine
Congregational church. 1-... r.
Last evening Miss Mae Lloyd enter
tained a group of young women at
kitchen shower for Miss Osborn. Clus-
ters of blush roses were arranged through
the rooms. Miss Eleanor E. floyd served
chocolate. Miss Osborne was presented
with heart shaped booklet In which
zach guest wrote a wish. ...-- . r..
Misses Jessie and Clara Stanton gave
parcel shower for Miss Osborne last week.
The most interesting affair Of next week
will be the lawn fete and band concert
to be given by the women Of st. Pauls
Episcopal church Thursday afternoon and
evening. when the grounds on Lyndale and
Groveland avenues will be transformed
into fair with all sorts of attractions.
Chief among them is the Journal News
boys band, which will play afternoon and
evening Mrs. Jacobs, the we'll known
clairvoyant and palmist, will be present
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ture. Mrs Bracklin, who has recently
purchased the entire stock OF Shetlands
formerly owned by Mr.. Elwell will have
q number of ponies on the grounds both
for the saddle and for carriages, for the
pleasure Of the little folks. There Will
also be amusements for the older people,
such as throwing quoits and Other country
sports. There will be the usual array OF
hsh ponds, grab bags, trading geese and
guessing cakes. The Old Woman Who
Lived in Shoe will be present with her
large family Of dolls, while attractive
booths for the sale of candy, flowers,
fancy work and novelties will be arranged
through the grounds. In the evening hun
dreds of Japanese lanterns will add to the
pretty effect. "
The women have been busy for some
time making the necessary arrangements
and they will be assisted by large
group of the younger set. The officers
Of the guild are as follows: Miss White,
president; Mrs. j. R. Morrison and P.
Jarvis, vice presidents; Mrs. H. B.. Waite.
treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Hall, secretary.
Several delightful small entertainments
are being given for. Miss Anna Feather
stone of Chicago, who Is making short
visit in the city Last night Miss Mar
garet Harrison gave an informal dancing
party to twenty couples at the Bryn
Mawr Golf club. The cosy little clubhouse
was made very attractive by lavish dec
orations Of red .peonies, red clover and
sumach boughs. The programs were red
for the women and green for the men.
The punch bowl was presided over by
Miss Esler. :.. -
On Thursday evening Miss Esler gave
dinner at It's Berkeley, followed by
theater> party for seven, in honor of Miss
Feat therstone. Mrs. M. e. Wood will give
O dinner for her next week.
Miss Ethel Barnes entertained yester-
day afternoon for Miss Clara Wolff of
Grand Forks, N. D., who is her guest.
Bowling in the alley of Mr.. and Mrs Gil
bert Walker was followed by ping pong
and supper at Miss Barnes home. The
guests were Misses Villa Andrews, Lea
Norhback,. Grace Kelly, Esther Robbins
and Bessie Hoflen.,. -. .-,... "
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Mac
Laughlin, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Mac
Laughlin of Minneapolis, and Thomas
Winter Short took place yesterday after
noon in Christ church parish house in
St. Paul. Mrs. Lester E. Carson was ma
tron of honor and Miss Beulah Bennett
Of Minneapolis was bridesmaid. Mr.. Car
son acted as best man and Rev. c.. ID.
Andrews read the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Short left on the evening train for the
east and they will be at home in the Col
onnade. ST. Paul, after July 1.
The marriage of Miss Marie Keogh and
Edward L. Gleason was solemnized
Wednesday evening In St. Joseph's Cath
olic church. st. Paul: The church was
elaborately decorated. The bride was at
tended by Misses Helen Keogh, May Glea-
son, Dell Birmingham, Harriet Clarke as
bridesmaids and Miss Florence Keogh as
maid Of honor. Martin H. Gleason acted as
best man and Frank Keogh, James Noel
Ter, Edmund McFeely, William Lieben,
Raymond Kelly and Joseph Kane were
ushers. The service was read by Rev.
J. F. Gleason, brother of the bridegroom,
assisted by Rev. Father Harrison. re-
ception followed at the home of the
brides parents, 254 Summit place and 300
guests were present. The brides gift from
her father was handsome diamond
brooch. Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason left for
trip on the lakes and they will be at home
Thursdays after Aug. / at 1891 Ninth
avenue S.. "a ~ '.' % 49, =.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday in
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
when Miss Catherine Hayes and John ].
Dugan were married. Miss Sadie E.
Haynes was maid Of honor and wore pale
blue null over taffeta and carried cream
roses. The brides gown was Of white
mousseline de sole over white taffeta,
trimmed with lace. Her flowers were
bride roses. M. Dugan was best man and
Rev. J. j. Keane read the service. Mr..
and Mrs sDugan will reside at 30O9 Port
land avenue. '
Mrs. Jennie Carmody of 523 Erie street
Sc, gave a dinner last Saturday evening
for her cousin, Miss McDougel of Le-
Roy, N. ID. The table decorations were
roses and ferns and covers were laid for
ten. The guests were Misses McDougel,
Nora Hanson, Nell Bohan, Sigma Dahlina.
May O'Connor, Anna Nelson, Anna Smith
Ottilia Henderson and Anna Holmstrom
Personal and Social.
Misses Llua and Jennie Megru have gone
east for the summer.
Mrs. G.. Rosenbaum Of Kalamazoo is visit
ing Mrs. H. L. Roethe. ~
Mrs. H. H. Barber and daughter Ruth will
go to. Brainerd Tuesday. - y --.:r, ''' r.
Mrs. x. B. Finley formerly of Minn eanols