The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-09
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PARK Az. WEDDING
Foote-Queal Nuptials Celebrated at
the Brides Home.
THE WRIGHT-sKILEs CEREMONY
1t Is Announced to Take Place Jan
nary - at ST. Marks Epts-
cOpal Church..

cOpal Church.
A quiet wedding took place last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Queal on
Park avenue, when their daughter Miss
Jessie Queal. and Henry Gould Foote of
Boston were married. With the exception Of
the drawing room, where the service was
read, the decorations were in red and green.
The large mirror in the drawng-room was
banked with palms and ferns and wreathed
with smilax and In among the greens were
white roses. Poinsettia blossoms were used
in profusion in the library and dining room.
network of smilax and flowers concealed
the curtains and the buffet and mantels were
tangles Of green. A large cluster of the brill
liant flowers formed the centerpiece.
Only small group OF relatives and friends
witnessed the service, which was read by
Rev. DR.. Hutsinpiller. Emil Ober Hoffer
played the wedding music. There was no at
tendants and the bride was met at the foot
of the stairs by her father, who gave her in
marriage She wore gown of white chiffon
and lace over white satin slip Violets were
in her hair and she carried shower bouquet
Of the same fragrant flower. A wedding din
ner was served and Mr.. ane Mrs Foote left
on the evening train for the east, where they
will visit Mr.. Foote'S home in Boston. They
will be at home after March in the hand
some new residence which Mr.. and Mrs Queal
built for their daughter at 2704 Park ave-
nue. Mrs. Foote'S going-away gown was CT
blue and the Norfolk jacket was trimmed
with sable.
Invitations for the marriage of Miss Helen
Skies and Allen Wright Of Indian Territory,
which will take place Wednesday, Jan %, III
st. Marks church, were issued yesterday.
Tomorrow Mrs. R. II. Newton will give a
luncheon for Miss Skiles at the Judd House
| and on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Herbert
L. Haukinson of Pleasant avenue will give
card party. The bridal dinner will be given
by Mrs. Charles r. Thompson at the Mime
apolis Club Tuesday evening, JAM q.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Pineo will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening at the Holmes
Hotel.
Mrs Frank G. Snyder entertained fifty
women at cards yesterday afternoon at her
home Tenth street S. Clusters of pink
roses and carnations were arranged through
| the rooms and the lights were shaded in the
| same rosy hue. Sx-hand euchre was played
and after the games a light. supper was
served. Misses Celestia and Louise Bellaire
gave delightful musical program Mrs. A.
r. Gress, Miss Snyder and Miss Seeey as
/ sisted Mrs, Snyder. Saturday evening Mrs.
Snyder will entertain a second group Of guests
| at cards. -....
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Kimhall of Osceola,
| Wis, celebrated the fftieth anniversary of
| their marriage last evening at the home OF
| their daughter Mrs. B. A. Thyng, 1927 Nor
gan avenue N. Pink and white roses. carna-
lions and narcissus blossoms were used with
ferns and palms through the rooms. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kimball were married in Little Valley,
N. Y, by Rev. G. s. Gowdy, who is we'll
| known in the city. They came west in 1856
| and have since made their home in Osceola
| They have but one child, Mrs. Thyng, and one
grandchild, DR.. D. x. Thyng, of Willow City,
N. D., who was present with his wife. Mr..
Kimball was clerk of the circuit court Of
Polk county for twelve years. : :
Clayton D. Gilbert entertained Informally
yesterday afternoon after the matinee for
Miss Mary Van Buren,. leading lady of the
Frawley Stock company, Miss Louise Compton
| and Mr.. Frawley. Several other members Of
the company were present and about thirty
five Minneapolis people interested in dramatic
art.
Mrs :: W. Wilkins of w Fifteenth street
gave an informal luncheon Yesterday.
Mrs. Albert w. Strong entertained group
of children Saturday afternoon in homer Of
the birthday anniversary of her little son.
Lucian Swift Strong. The small guests were
| accompanied by their mothers
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Francis Seager Of the Roosevelt entertained
! at cards for their guests, Mr.. end Mrs. Roy
Sven Of Fargo, N. D. Six-handed euchre
was played at three tables and after Inc
| games chatting dish supper was served. Mrs.
! L. L. long assisted Mrs. seager. ---.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schultz entertained
| Monday evening at supper in honor Of M.
! and Mrs. Anton Sanness. Covers were laid
| for twelve and the table was decorated with
American Beauty roses and ferns. After sup
| Fer a program of music given. The
! guests were Messrs and Mines. Anton San
! ness, A. Youngreen, c. Dahl of St. Paul;
| Mrs. Hanson, Mrs R. Olson, Professor Guile,
! H. Hanson, Albert Renslow and Clareuce
| Swanson. ..'. .a-.
| Miss Ottola Miller gave luncheon Monday
! at her home in Oak Park for Miss Gertrude
McGraw, who left yesterday for Villa Marie.
| The guests were the Misses Way, Sayer,
McGraw, McAllister, Wordenhoff, Nye, Dbl
| BILE and Hiddeston. OF
| Miss Margaret Cole and Jonas Beamesder-
fer were married Tuesday evening at the
home Of the officiating minister Rev: G. J.
Tannar, 921 Chicago avenue.
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