The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-31
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

group of women assisted-in entertaining
the guests In the evening, "a banquet was
given at the Holmes Hotel and later there
was informal dancing at the clubhouse.
The guests of the Berkeley gave an in,
formal dancing party Thursday evening. A
string orchestra furnished music and
frappe was served during the evening.
The guests included number from Still
water and, St. Paul. y
Mrs. F. e. Holmes and Mrs. A. Smith
of 800 University avenue Sc entertained.
at luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Brown of Farnaington. Me. Covers were
laid for six and the decorations and ap-
pointments were in pink and white. The
name cards bore rhymes from the pen of
one of the guests.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Coburn Nit
chell and Alexander Christie took place
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. w.
]. Morgan, 1923 Adams street NE,
Wednesday. The decorations were in
white and green. The service was read
by Rev. Ernest E. Day. There were no
attendants and the bride wore q pretty
white gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Christie left
in the evening for Tomahawk, Wis, where
they will reside
Miss Elsie Greminger and Frank G..
Commers were married in the Church of
St. Joseph Tuesday morning, Mr. Gotteile-.
ben was at the organ and played the
bridal music Miss Celia Johangen was
bridesmaid and Miss Lizzie Gates was
maid Of honor. They wore white Persian
lawn trimmed with lace and ribbons and
their flowers were pink carnations. The
bride entered with her brother law.
Adolph Woehning She wore white or
candle with trimmings Of liberty silk. Her
veil fell to the hem Of her skirt and she
carried bride roses. Little Josephine
Gates IN white frock carried basket of
pink carnations. Adolph Commers and
Stephen ]. Grind were the brideeroom,s
attendants and Rev. Father Straub read
the service. A reception followed at the
home OF the bridegroom's parents, 72S
Twenty second avenue S., The rooms were
decorated with potted plants and white
mowers ana ferns were in the dining
room. Mr.. and Mrs. Commers will be at
home at 2207 Bryant avenue after July 1.
The wedding Of Mrs. Crandall and A. L.
Widener was quietly solemnized Wednes-
day evening at the home of theb ride.
| 65 Royalston avenue Only the immediate
relatives were present at the service. The
bride wore gown of brown venetian
cloth trimmed with point lace. Later in
the evening an informal reception was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Griffith for
the bridal couple. The rooms were bright
with pink and white carnations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Widener will reside at 65 Royalston
avenue. y .> .-:ya:"'.. -. - 81
Mrs. Willard ]. HELD and Mrs. Harry
". Jones gave trolIy party to White
Bear Lake yesterday afternoon for the
Calvary chorus, numbering about fifty.
The afternoon was spent in: bowling and
after picnic supper, supplemented by
ices served by H. M. Barnett, the evening
was devoted to boating and other recre-
ations. The party returned to Minneapo-
lis by private car about II 1o'clock. A
cut glass berry bowl was presented to
Mrs. Jones in recognition of her services
during the year as leader of the chorus.
Miss Mabel Gegenheimer gave hand
kerchief shower last evening at her home, ::
3110 Twentieth avenue S. for, Miss Maud.
Remsau, bride of next week The rooms
were decorated with ferns and snow balls
musical program and games furnished
amusement and light refreshments were
served. ..z.. .-...