The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-12
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL u, 1902.
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quiet wedding took place at high noon
to-day IN Grace Episcopal church when Miss
Augusta Carmen, daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
James Walmsley Carmen of ST. Catherine,
Can, and George Agnew@were married. The
service was read by the brides brother, Rev.
Frederic Carmen of Denver, Col, who was
assisted by Rev. Marcus Simpson, her
brother-in-law. Frank Downs was best man.
Miss Margaret Bruce was maid of honor and
wore white embroidered muslin and carried
roses. The brides gown was of white crepe
de chine. She Wore a veil and carried a
white prayer book. Only small group Of
relatives witnessed the service, which was
followed by a breakfast at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson on E Fourteenth street. MI.
and Mrs. Agnew will be at home after May
Is at the Astoria flats, 1909 Clinton avenue.
An interesting incident was the announce
ment Of the engagement of Miss Rose Mode
Cook Of Orange. n. j., and Rev. Frederic
Carmen. Mr. Carmen was formerly assistant
rector of Gethsemane church, but has been
the rector of st. Peters church in Denver,
Col, for several years. Miss Cook is the
daughter of Mode Cook of Chicago and makes
her home with her uncle, George C. Cook OF
Orange. The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Major and Mrs. Charles B. Heffelfnger an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Louise to James Ford Bell, Mr.. Bell is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Bell and both
young people are prominent in the younger
set.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ma
belle l.. Clarke and Edwin B. Lindsay. The
wedding will take place sometime in the
year.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Norris announce the
engagement Of their sister, Miss Alice Anna
telle Widener, and Ernest Nichols Colwell,
son OF Rev H. ]. Colwell. The wedding will
take place in June.
Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Golden announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Verna Col
den, and Carlyle NJ. Scot..
The marriage Of Miss Katharine May Howe
and Francis Wayland Crowell will be SOL
emnized in Holy Trinity church Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Grove has issued invitations fol-
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss Katherine
c. Dibb, and Edward Fitzgerald of St. Paul
which will take place in st. Anthony oil
Fadua church Wednesday morning at 93(
o'clock. A group of young women will sing
Iue Loueusrlu cQOFuS, winch Will De
played by Mrs. Bertha Rathun Swart They
will be Misses Florence Bader, Bessie Adams
Helen Simmons, Ada Mellon, Bertha Tame
hill, Nellie Tannehill Florence Simmons
Orma Stevenson, Nina Lauer and Mrs. Selma
Anderson. Miss Marguerite Grove OF Grace
Vile will be maid of honor and little Bessie
Strong the flower girl. Frank Van Valken
berg will be best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz
gerald will be at home at 47O Marshall ave.
nue., St. Paul, after May Is.
| Among the affairs to be given for Miss
| Harriet Pillsbury in the days preceding he
wedding will be an informal tea Thursda,
afternoon at which Miss Jane Mcdonald will
| be the hostess. Miss PilIsbury will give
| dinner for the members Of her bridal part,
! the evening before the wedding. Miss Edit
Pollard Of Lowell, Mass, and Miss Mar!
| Barley Of Reading, Pa, will arrive Wednes
day morning Mr.. Ayers will come Friday.
| Mrs. w. A. Willard will give dinner mex
| week for Miss Claire Findley and Wilfrit
! Curtis Nye, whose marriage will take plac
| at the home of the BRIDES parents Tuesda,
evening, April 90. Miss Frances Humphre,
will be the maid of honor and Carl Nye O
| Moline, ILL.,, brother of the bridegroom, viii
| be best man. The two little flower girls will
| be Lorraine Reynolds ana Mildred McEnary
Mrs. Luther T. sowle of Colfax avenue s
will give an informal luncheon Friday
| Bishop and Mrs. Samuel c. Edsall will b.
guests OF honor at reception given this eve
nlng by the ladies of the Church Of the Goot
| Shepherd in ST. Paul
Mrs. j. B. Gerber will entertain the Mon
day Card club Monday afternoon at he
home, 314O Lyndale avenue S.
! The senior class of the South high schoo
will give "a social in Malcolm's South Sid
academy, Twenty-fourth street and Fifth ave
| nue. s, Friday evening, April g. ~.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Christian gave
J dinner last evening at her home on Eight
| street IS for Miss Helen Janney and Charlie
| NJ. Case The table decorations were jap
anese baskets and bronze vases of jonquil
| and mignionette. Covers were laid for twelve
| Mrs. H. G. Harrison of Nicollet avenu
gave an informal dinner last evening. PM
| carnations decorated the table,
| Miss Louise Pye OF Sixth street Sc enter
| tanned the junior class of the East high schoo
( at a peanut party at her home last evening
me decorations were strings Of peanuts an
| piles OF peanuts were arranged on the tables
| from which the guests removed them in jack
! straw fashion. Miss Louise Leavenworth an
| Miss Harriet Mckenzie assisted Miss Pye
| The score cards were peanut-shaped an
| painted in water color. A nut supper wa
| served and there were fifty guests.
| The Kappa Delta Phi fraternity of the Cen
trail and East high schools gave a luncheo
| in the Commercial club yesterday. for tn
two pledged members, Miss Opdal Fay an
Miss Blanche Kinnard. The decorations wer
! in red and green, the fraternity colors, an
| the carnation, the fraternity flower, was used
There was a cluster of flowers at each cove
and mound in the center of the table, Gov
| ers were laid for fourteen
| Mrs. Fred u. Gray gave a breakfast o
| twelve covers yesterday morning for Mrs
Jessie Beal Balm. Red roses and ferns wer
placed through the rooms and red tapers an
| red roses were on the table. Red satin rib
hons fell from the shaded chandelier and a
the end of each was basket OF sprin
| flowers.
Miss Louise Sawyer gave luncheon of 81
| civers yesterday afternoon at her home o
i Third avenue S: The decorations were i
\ green and white.
A pleasant dancing party was given las
evening by fifty young women of the Eas
Side in Mrs. Mobiles hall The arrangement
were conducted after the fashion of lea
year and Miss Eddy played a program c
| twenty dances.
Mrs. Wallace Register gave farewell part
to a number Of her friends at her home o
Monroe street last evening. Those preser
l were the Misses Grace Halves, Grace I,owr!
Eva Mclaughlin, Grace Frary, Lillian
Hanson, Miss Medora E. Pace of Blue Eartl