The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
at a buffet supper after the
reception and In the evening there will be
a dancing party. ;

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Mrs. Samuel D., Cargill has sent out
cards for a buffet breakfast to be given
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at her home, 1900
Dupont avenue S.
Mrs. Il. E. Cootey will entertain at
cards Wednesday afternoon and evening
asad Thursday afternoon and evening at
her home on Aldrich avenue S.
Miss Backus and the Misses Knoblauch
will give a tea Monday afternoon, Nov.
II, at the home of the Misses Knoblauch,
1927 Hennepin avenue, for Miss Carolyn
Damn, q November bride.
Mrs. L. S. Chapman will entertain a
group of friends at supper Monday
evening, Nov. II, at her home, 1928
Fourth avenue S, in, honor of her sister
and nieces, Mrs. Harlow Miner and the
Misses Miner of Montreal who arrived
yesterday to spend the winter in the city.
They are at the Hotel Summers.
Mrs. L. H. Norwood and Mrs. Fred
Thompson will give a. tea Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Thompson In
honor of the birthday anniversary of
their mother, Mrs. P. G. Cooley.
Mrs. w. E. satterly will entertain the
Seventeenth Street Euchre club Monday
afternoon at her home, 224 Fourth
street Sc.
One of the pretty weddings of the month
will be that of Miss Lucille Elsroad, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Marion Root Elsroad, and
Frank Lynn Coe, which will take place
Wednesday evening, Nov. IS, at the home
of the brides uncle, G. G. Root, on Oak
Grove street. 1t will be family we'd
ding, but as there is such large connec-
ton, the guests will still number about
100. Miss Mabel Hunt, niece of the bride
groom, will be Miss Elsroad's only attend
ant. Miss Hunt will return from a sum-
mer trip abroad next week. She went to
Europe with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hunt, after her graduation from
the high school in June. The best man
will be the brides brother, Charles Gard
ner ElsrOad.
Minneapolis will be interested in the
announcement Of the marriage of Mrs.
Minnie A. Aries and DR.. Edwin P. How
ell Of Galena, Kan, which took place very
quietly ON Wednesday at the home Of the
brides parents in Rochester, Mimi. The
bride is q niece of r. j. Dansinberg of
the East Side and has spent considerable
time in the city.
A quiet wedding took place at high
noon to-day at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
R. M. Carter on Park avenue, when their
daughter Marie and Benjamin Franklin
MCGEE of Chicago were married. Only
the immediate members Of the family
were present and the service was read by
the brides father. The arrangements and
appointments were char1ningly simple and
great clusters Of heavy headed chrysan-
the NUNS were the only flowers used.
There were no attendants and the bride
wore a pretty gown Of white satin fash
with white chrVS-
anthemums. A breakfast followed the
service. The out-of-town relatives were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Carter Of Crookston,
Miss Eleanor Freeman and Miss Emeline
Carter of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE
will remain in the city until next week,
when they will leave for short trip. They
will be at home after Dec 1 at 1925 JEFF
ferson avenue. The bride is one of the
successful young musicians Of the city
and has made her home for the past seven
years in Chicago, where she holds a prom
inent church choir position. -. Z:
Mrs John E. Gage gave a pretty recep-
ton this afternoon from 2 until o'clock
at her home on Aldrich avenue S for her
sons wife, Mrs. Charles Gage. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Gage were married in Jamestown,
N. D., in July, and they are making their
| home at 2431 Hennepin avenue. About
| ESQ women called this@afternoon to meet
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and Miss Gertrude Gage. Mrs. Gage wore
gown OF black grenadine trimmed with
| lace, Mrs Charles Gage was In her we'd
| ding gown of white crepe de chine and
| Miss Gage wore white null oyer pink silk.
| Assisting through the rooms were Mines.
| G. H. Coleman, T. E. Cootey, Frederick
| G.. Lawrence and Charles Deaver. The
| young women who aaternated In serving
| frappe were Misses Ada Blackwell, Maud
! Shei Whitaker, and Edith Pullman of
White Bear. The decorations were
| charming and palms and southern snilaH
| were used lavishly intthe reception rooms.
| The glossy vines wreathed the doorways
and arches and dropped above the mantel
which was a tangle of ferns and palms.
White chrysanthemuns were placed eff
| fectively among the green. The dining
room was in pink with a basket of chrys-
4 anthemums in the center of the table.
Pink candles lighted the table and green
and red candles were in the other rooms
Mrs. Lucian Swift was the guest OF
honor at an informal card party which
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. c.
| G.. De Coster at her home on Summit
avenue, st. Paul A group of twenty
women was entertained.
Melvin Fontaine entertained thirt,
young people at dancing party last ev
ening at his home, 1915 Queen avenue s
in honor Of Lawrence Frazee, who Is hi
guest. :: > &.aE.
A pleasant dancing party was given las
evening in Malcoln,s hall on e Twenty
| fourth street by the South High Schoo
Alumni association. + Banners and flag
/ were hung in the hall. Miss Ransom
played program Of fifteen numbers which
We're enjoyed by seventy five young people
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott gave an in
formal dinner at their home on Thirteenth
street S last. evening. The guests of homo
were Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. Mr.. Holt is tn
coach of the Illinois football team and i
a college friend of Mr.. Scott. MIR. and Mrs
Holt are at the West hotel.
The people of Park Avenue M E. churc]
\ gave a reception last evening in the churc
parlors for Rev. and: Mrs, G. G. Vallen
tyne. hcysanthemums and roses decor
ated the rooms. Refreshments wer
served by the women Of the church.
The wedding of Miss Jennie H., Warhar
and Gilbert M. Cornish was prettil
solemnized Thursday afternoon at tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
R. L. Warhann. on Fifth street NE. ..Th
service was read by Rev. Stuart B. Pur
Wis. Miss M. Cornish of GAINESVILLE
Mimi, a cousin of the bridegroom. wa
maid of honor, and wore white, silk an
carried pink roses. DR.. F. F. Warham wa
best man. The, bride entered with he
father. Her gown was of white silk organ
;, die over white taffeta trimmed with sill