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

The marriage Of Miss Belle F!thelyn
Matteson of 3039 Columbus avenue S, and
David Fuller Kinng of Buford, N. D.,
will take place Wednesday evening, Sept.
II, at o'clock in Grace Presbyterian
j, church. Rev. D. Mckay will read the
service b.. .
= A wedding of interest to Minneapolis
people will take place in Lead. N. D.
Thursday, Sept. is, when Miss Jessie
Helen Lovejoy, daughter Of Charles o.
Lovejoy. and Volney A. Hampton will be
married. Mr.. Lovejoy formerly resided in
Minneapolis. Mr.. Hampton is general
passenger agent of the North Western
railroad at Lead and he will bring his
bride to the twin cities on their wedding
trip.
Tomorrow Mrs. H. G. Harrison will
give a luncheon of sixteen covers at the
Minikahda Club in honor of Miss Florence
Harrison who leaves next week for Smith
college.
A pretty affair of last evening was the
. bridal dinner given by Mrs. Jennie Mac
Kusick at her apartments in the Arlington
for her daughter. Miss Ruth MacKusick.
and Paul Johnson. The hall was gay with
golden glow and great punches OF the
sunshiny flowers were everywhere. In
the parlorS sweet peas and asters carried
out dainty color scheme of lavender and
white. which deepened to pink in the
dining-room. In the center Of the table
was silver candelebrum with pink tapers
and at either end were bowls OF pink
roses. The name cards were embellished
with sketches Of pretty girls. Covers
were laid for twelve and the guests We're
Miss MacI[usck. her maid Of honor, Miss
Elva MacKusick; the bridesmaids, Misses
Agnes MacKusick. Helen. Blitz. Harriet
Campbell, Alice jackson; Mr.. Johnson. T..
A. Matthews of ST. Paul, best man; Cath
cart Maxfield, Fred Helm, James Simonton
of st. Paul and Walter Campbell of Chi
cago ushers The bride gave her attend
ants seal sings and the bridegroom pre-
scented cravat pins to his best man and
uShers.
Edgar Cooper gave an informal dancing
party last evening at his home on Haw-
thorn avenue in honor OF Miss Lura Muir
of Illinois. About seventy five young peo-
pie were entertained and frappe was
served during the evening.
Miss Mate Shannon gave luncheon
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Bradford of
Storm Lake. Iowa, and Mrs. Frederick
Kent. Covers We're laid for fourteen and
pink and white aSters decked the table.
In the afternoon cards were played and
the favors We're won by Miss Florence
Smith Of Chicago, who is the guest of
Mrs. Ira Shattuck, and Mrs. c. P. Fortner.
Several other affairs have been planned
for Mrs. Kent and among those who
entertain for her are Mrs. Fortner and
the Misses Martin.
The wedding of Mrs. H. M. Brand Of
Minneapolis and L. w. Pratt Of Upland,
CAL was solennized last month in Los
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will be at
home after Sept. Is at Upland, where the
bridegroom is a successful contractor.
Mrs. H. N Maurer entertained las,
evening in honor of Miss Alice Taylor,
whose marriage to Leon Petit will take
place tomorrow evening. A large bunch
of asters marked the brides place and
American Beauty roses and red tapers
were the table decorations. During tine
evening Miss Taylor presented the ush-
ers six of her girl friends, with dainty
pompoms to be worn at the wedding. Hell
maid of honor. Miss Elsie Ireland re-
,ceived a gold seal ring. The best man
Archie Warner, was presented with gold
sleeve buttons by the bridegroom. There
were twenty guests.
The marriage of Miss Anna Cordes, OF
Winona,, Mimi, and William Stahr took
Mace last evening at the home of the Of
fciating minister, Rev. Charles Fox Da-
Wis Only small group Of friends was
present.
= PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
- Mrs. Lyon of 524 Nicollet avenue Is home iron
the east
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Goddard have returne
from three weeks trip in the east
Miss Laura Spearin of Duluth Is visiting Mis-
Maud Overmire of 1911 Fifth avenue S.
Mrs May Dudley Greeley and son leave thi