The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-12
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A SIMPLE CEREMONY
1T Marks the Union of Miss Mary
F. Winston and James S.
Thurston To-day.
Mines. w. H. Grant and w. B. Heath
Give Pretty Reception at
= the Formers Home.

+, Inc marriage or MISS Mary Ford Win
ston, daughter of Fendall G.fWinston, and
James Siddall 'fhurston was quietly SOL
,emnized at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of the brides brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Newell, on Blais-
dell avenue. The decorations and ap-
pointments were charming in their sim
plicity. The living room was transformed
into a bower with ferns and palms and
southern smlaN and in among the green
were American Beauty roses with here
and there a cluster Of white ChrySanthe-
NUNS to intensity the briliancy of the
red blossoms. American Beauty roses
were everywhere, giving vivid touches of
color to the rooms, and a great basket
Of the flowers was on the table in the
dining room.
AS the guests assembled Carl Reidels-
berger. on the violin, and H. S. Woodruff,
on the organ. played delightful musical
program arranged by Mr.. Newell. Among
the numbers were Goddard's I'm the
Shadow" Song Without Words"
Tschaikowsky, Massenet's Last Dream
of the Virgin and Rubinstein's 'Ro-
NANCE"
Mrs Newell was her sisters only at
tendant. She wore gown Of white crepe
de chine, Powered with pink roses and
trimmed with lace and bands of mink.
Her flowers were pink roses. The brides
gown was of white satin trimmed with
chiffon and point lace. She wore veil
and carried a great cluster of white VIC
lets. Mark Dunel was best man and the
service was read by Rev. Theodore Thurs
ton Of Winona. the bridegroom brother.
The bride was given In marriage by her
father. Among the guests was Mr.. Thurs
tons mother, Mrs. M. S. Thurston Of
Winona.
Mr.. Thurston and his bride went at once
to their country home near RObblnSdale,
Mimi, where they will reside.
A pretty affair of the day was the re-
ception which was given at the home OF
Mrs. W. H. Grant on Stevens avenue by
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. w. B. Heath. The
hours were from until o'clock and 400
invitations had been issued. The decora-
lions were beautiful and palms and ferns
were used to bank the mantels while smi-
lax trailed it's glossy leaves over the door
ways and arches. Pink roses were in the
parlor and music room and great clusters
of white chrysanthemums In the living
room. A beautiful basket Of red roses
was in the center of the table in the din
ing room and carnations nestled In the
green tangle on the sideboard. Mrs. Heath
and Mrs. Grant received alone and assist
ing through the rooms We're Mines. Z. ).
Miss, Harry George Robert Odds, Edward
Spindler and C. H. Reeves of st. Paul;
Mines. John H. Chick, Wilbur Thayer, C.
E. Fisher, James Pye, w. Hartley, Fred
G. Smith, Misses Marion Jones, Myrtle
Stafford and Alberta Fisher. Mines. CO.
krieger and William Hathaway of ST..
Paul and Mrs. E. P. Browning and Miss
Mcleod presided In the dining room.
Frappe was served by Mrs. Charles Dugan
and Misses Mynn Stoddard and Mabel
Runge A delightful musical program
was given by Misses Runge, Stoddard and
others r.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Heath and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will give musicale
T11a ooro
who assisted this afternoon Will be pres
ent and a program will be given by the
Misses Clara Williams Alberta Fisher,
Mrs. Krieger, Harry George and c. E..
Fisher,
Mrs. Thomas Edward Cootey of Aldrich
avenue entertained thirty women at
cards this afternoon. American Beauty
roses furnished a charming decoration
Through the rooms and the score cards
carried out the same coors-pink and
green. Six-handed euchre was played.
Mrs. Cootey was assisted by Mrs. Will
liam Devereaux and Miss Gage. This eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Cootey will entertain
the same number of men and women and
two groups Of guests will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Edmund P. Stacey and Mrs Clin-
ton L. Stacey will give a reception Thurs
day afternoon, Nov. 20, from until 6
O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Clinton l..
Stacey 1907 Cofax avenue 8.
Mrs. I. E. Burt will give two card par
ties next week on Thursday and Fridey
afternoons at her home, 2017 Harriet
avenue.
Mrs Alonzo Phillips will give a lunch
con Friday at her home 1908 Park avenue.
Mrs w. L. Jewett and Miss Robinson
will give luncheon and parcel shower
for Miss Ethel May Staveley Friday aft
ernoon. The marriage Of Miss Staveley
and Theron c. Beal of Pittsburg, Pa,
will take place next week.
This evening Mrs. A. j. Allen of 3043
Second avenue S will give a handkerchief
shower for her niece, Miss Alice May
Flower, bride of next week. .
Mrs. c.. B. Shove had group of
guests at the Philharmonic concert last
evening in honor of Mrs. Harlow Miner
and the Misses Miner. who have come
from Montreal to spend the winter. The
other guests were DR.. and Mrs 0. S.
CASTORlA