The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Ruth
Butterteld and Rufus M. harrington is an
nounced to take place in st. Marks
church Thursday, Oct. 16, at high noon.
Mrs. l.. Andrews will give a granite show
or for the bride the last Of the week.
Among the weddings of Wednesday win
be that Of Miss Minnie Coonradt and Fred
E. Muetz which will take place at the
home Of the brides parents, 2544 Seven
teenth avenue S. Mr.. Muetz will take his
bride to Elma, Iowa, to reside.
Miss Myrtle Coonradt gave parcel
shower for her sister last week. Miss
Myrtle Young brought the gifts to the
bride in a basket decked with white and
pink. About twenty-five guests were pres
ent. Mrs. J. E. Stewart of 1924 Cedar av-
enue entertained at linen shower for the
bride early in the season.
Miss Edith Shaffer and Otto p. l.. Plant
in will be married Thursday evening at s
o'clock.
Truman Hubbard. Mrs. M J. Hibbard
Miss Pauline Hubbard, Mrs J. w. Love
and daughter Margaret left last evening
for Saut Ste Marie, Mich, where the mar
riage Of Mr.. Hibbard and Miss Mabel Nc
Donald will be solemnized Wednesday. c.
w Brown. who will act as best man, will
go up tomorrow evening.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell of 1910 Third av-
enue S, gave a birthday party Saturday
afternoon. The table was prettily deco
ated in pink. The guests We're Misses
Carlotta and Doris Hewitt, Wilhelmina
Donaldson, Andry Holman, Jeanette Gal
land and Hattie Madeira
Miss Bessie Peterson was the guest OF
honor Friday evening at a linen shower
given by Mrs. John Gibson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Mccall, at their home
Gil Eighth avenue N. Ferns and aster:
decked the rooms and a great cluster Of
the white flowers marked the brides place
at table. Covers were laid for twenty ant
the guests were Mines. Thorn. Gross
Bow. Knapp, Wray; Misses Simons, Lock
wood. Smith. Mayo, thinner, Bow. Fagen
Dahl. DR.. Hanson of Madelia, F. Albright
and Professor Mccall.
Mrs. Anthony Zeleny Of 213 Churcl
street Sc. gave dinner Friday in honor
of her mother. Mrs. Jane Day. Aster:
and marigods were the decorations. The
guests were the members Of the Ladies
Birthday club of Hutchinson and those
present were Mines. Tickling, Travers
c. K. Goodwin, Clay, SivWright and Gil
lett Miss Alice Page assisted the hostess
The wedding of Miss Nellie Turnbul
and John William Cady took place las
week at the home of Rev. J. j. Keane
The service was read by Rev. Fathe
Duffy. Miss Agnes Mercedes was maid o
honor and Mark NJ. Purcell acted as bes
man. The service was followed by a smal
reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Cady will be
home at 2311 Dupont avenue N, afte
Sept. II.
Miss Sadie A. Maloney, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. John Maloney Of 1924 Elevent
avenue s. and Harry ]. Murphy were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon in st. Charles
church. Rev. Father Cleary read the ser
vice in the presence Of a large group c
relatives and friends. The bridal part
entered to the strains Of the "Lohengrin
chorus while the Mendelssohn march wa
played as occasional. During the SCI
vice Mrs. Rose D. Rittman sang Ava Ma
ria The bride wore white null owe
taffata was carried sweet peas. She wa
attended by Miss Tressa Murphy, who ais
wore white and carried pink flowers. job
3. Murphy acted best man. The sci
vice was followed by q reception at tn
brides home which was decorated wit
a profusion of autumn flowers. Mr.. an
Mrs. Murphy will be at home at 9O1 Fiji
teenth avenue S.