The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-09

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| Mr.. Durland and his bride left in the
evening for Kansas: City to visit before
going to Oklahoma City, where they will
be at home at Gil E Fifth street after
| Nov. 20..~-------.-.-a-. $780, -------.
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i :; Among the prettiest of. the weddings at
! Minnetonka this season was that Of Miss
Marie Ratcliff, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thompson Ratliff, and Roy Haven Wag-
ner, which took place yesterday at high
| noon in Trinity Episcopal chapel at Elk
celsior. Bright autumn foliage banked
the altar land the branches outlined the
aisle down which, the bride walked. y In
among the leaves were candles whose
lights sshpne like tiny stars. - Miss Milo
Brown Of aAberdesa. S. D., was at the
I organ and Miss Athalia Brown Of Mime
:. apolis sang. Both wore yellow gowns and
carried great clusters of golden glow.
The ''Lohengrin" bridal chorus announced
service Miss BROWN Dplayed 20, Promise
Me-" while Miss Alfalfa Brown sang IBID
Me to Love- THE" Mendelssohn march
wa #hS sT %a g. 81 B Beg2$s %a aa kfs me-
Neil of Omaha. She. wore pink mousse
bride wore white tissue over white taffeta,
trimmed with lace. She carried a white
prayer book and in her hair nestled a
single rosess Edward P. Wagner was his
brothers. best man land the service was
read by HeY, J.s 4sIrrImble: 5a.1 E r.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Ratliff. !. The bril-
liant autumn leaves wreathed the door,
| ways ndSWindoWsf and sweet peas and
asters were on the mantels and tables.
Covers were laid for thirty. Among the
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Stepp,
Omaha. Neb; Mss*Nina, McNei1: Omaha,
Neb.; Miss Milo Brown, Aberdeen, s. D.
| Miss DaETOner Hudson.
Mr. land < Mrs. Wagner left for trip
and they VIII beat home 1926 Chicago
aveune after Nov.t15. = X,
Miss Maude Egerton will entertain in
! formally tomorrow afternoon at the San
angelo for Mrs. James H. Bissel, nee
Mitchell DR.. and Mrs. Bissell returned
from their wedding trip the first of the
week and will leave Sunday evening for
Florida. - -, =.
The Cotillion club will hold a meeting
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
office of Whallon,l Case & Co., 20 Fourth
street S, to make arrangements for the
coming season. All of last years mem
bers are expected to be present and talk
over the plans.
twenty eight women at luncheon to-day
at her home on Park Avenue. Luncheon
was served from small tables decked with
i pansies and sweet peas.
Mrs Arthur Ellsworth Martin of Cliff
ton avenue gave a luncheon, to-day for
her sister, Mrs. Reginald Heber Passmore,
and Mrs. H. G. Harrison: Covers were
laid for twelve and a mound Of Daybreak
carnations was in the center of the table.
Tomorrow Mrs. Martin will entertain for
Mrs. Passmore. go,
Mrs. George Plummer entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home on
E Eighteenth street, for Miss Chrisse
Benton. Autumn leaves and flowers fur
nished a. simple decoration through the
rooms. The twenty guests hemmed tow
els and marked them for the bride. Mrs.
! Plummer was assisted by her daughters,
Mrs. William A. Badger and Mrs. Arthur
Helliwell. E."-.
Mrs L. H. Norwood Of Sixteenth
street gave the first of a series of five
luncheons to-day. Mrs. H. G.. Cooley
Mrs. Norwood's mother, was the guest
American Beauty roses furnished the table
decorations. 49, ...y~-,..-,t. ~ -
Miss Neva NJ McElroy entertained a
group of girl friends at a candy pull Tues
day evening. Guessing contests and games
were an amusement, anu prizes were won
by the Misses Laura Wing, Luella Tyler
and Gertrude Fifield. The rooms were
decorated with asparagus ferns and au-
tumn leaves and the favors were hand
painted autumn leaves. program was
], given by the Misses Alice Bacon and Lau-
"a Wing. Present were the Misses Ber-
tina and PEARL Purdy, Gertrude Figeld
Laura Wing. Luela Tyler. Theodore
Schneider, Alice Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs
i j. B. Massey. = J. 4 =. IS:
Miss Leota K. Whelah, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. r: Whelan and Albert Kliever
were married Sunday evening at the home
) Of the bride, 6 E Twenty-sixth street
/. Autumn leaves decorated the rooms. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Stafford furnished the brida
music. Miss Edith Kliever was maid o.
honor and wore white and carried bride
! roses. The brides gown was Of white
Z dotted Swiss trimmed with lace, and hel
flowers were also bride roses. Rev. Stan
!. Hey B. Roberts read.the service. Mr.. ant
Mrs Klieyer will be at home after Oct
s Is at 8 p TWentysslxth street.