The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-05
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SEWED FOR A BRIDE
Mrs. Z. G. Crockett Entertains In
formally for Miss Gail Thompson.
MRS. H. B. WAITE TO ENTERTAIN

She Will Be Hostess at n Large Re-
ception Next Wednesday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Leon G. Crockett of First avenue S,
entertained informally this afternoon for Miss
Gail Thompson, bride of Wednesday, Fiji
teen young women were present and spent the
afternoon sewing for the bride.
Saturday afternoon Miss Cora Moffet gave
thimble bee for Miss Thompson and among
the other affairs in her honor was linen
shower at which Mrs. Eugene Trask was
hostess, stock and stocking shower given
by Miss Helen Richmond and parcel shower
by Miss Jessie MacRae: 40 -
Mrs. Horace B. Waite will give large re-
ception Wednesday afternoon from until G
o'clock at her home, 1907 Colfax avenue S.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Waite will en-
terrain at cards. 'E5'-,.-s 7. -. Fta5
A handkerchief shower for Miss Elizabeth
Fisher, a bride Of next month, was given
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Charles J. Miller
at her home in James avenue S. The decora-
tons were IN yellow ionquils being the pre-
vailing flowers. The shower produced twenty
two drops in the shape of the daintest little
works Of art the feminine tastes could pro-
duce and were delivered to the guest Of homer
by little Lucille Miller, daughter. OF the
hostess, who marched into the parlors to the
tune of the wedding march The Misses Zipra
Richie and Hazel Brown served the guests
with refreshments.
The marriage of Miss Fisher to DR.. Jennings
G. -Ltzenberg will take place June 5.
The wedding Of Miss Eta Louise King and
William Arthur Brooks will take place
Wednesday evening, May %, at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John King
Of IS Spruce place, The bride will be at
| tended by her sister, Miss Ida King, and Cur
tiss Brown will be. the best man Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Ida King will give quilt
| ing bee for her sister and Friday afternoon
| the Misses Broom of Bill. Second avenue S,
will entertain = ~: =:-.-
! MT: and Mrs. Andrew Gillberg celebrated the
fftieth anniversary of their marriage yester-
/ day at the home of Mrs. William Stevenson,
| 1922 Washington avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillberg were married in Sweden and came
l to this country in 1866. They settled in Stock
| holm, Wis, where Mr.. Gillberg was post
master for three years. In 1879 they removed
| to Pine county; near Moose Lake. OF their
eight children only three are living, Mrs. Will
| lam Stevenson, Mrs. 1Alf Carlson, Minneapolis
| and Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Kerrick. About
| 200 guests were presented yesterday afternoon
! and the number included group from Wis
! consin In the afternoon the infant Of Mr..
/ and Mrs. Carlson was baptized. After the
service the minister made an address to Mir.
/ and Mrs Gillberg and the daughters presented
them: with handsome gold rings, while. the
grandchildren brought flowers. - .A...~..
! Aluncheon was given Saturday afternoon in
4 the Y. w. &C. A. rooms of the university by
the junior girls The long tables were decked
with white carnations and ferns land the
i lights were shaded in green. The girls wore
4 green and white caps and covers were laic
| for 100. After luncheon, =, plans for the
Woman's league were discussed and the sug
gestions will be presented to the annual meet
ing of the league in the chapel Saturday aft
ernoOn. si.fyst;Gs.1 -. >,er- -, ~.
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Miss Clara Jennie Everett, and Frederick
NJ. Parker were, united in marriage by Rev
G. J. yTannar at his residence, s21 Chicago
avenue, Saturday night. The attendants wer
Noah G. Miller. and Miss Lula NJ Everett
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will be at home at al
i Vine place. - f .s-.-s = go -
Miss Hulda landmark and Charles M
Lundberg of West Superior, Wis, were mar
ried Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John .Lundstrom, 1887 Fourteenth
street N. Rev. A. i. Palmquist read the serv
Ice. :, Miss Alice Lundstrom !, was; maid Q
honor and N. l.. Fahlgren was best man, TIL
service was followed by supper and tn
dining room was decorated with roses an
, carnations Only the immediate friends wer
! present Mr.. and MRS. lLundberg left thi
morning for their new home in West Superior
y Miss Frances Devoark and John. Iserma
, were married Thursday at the home of tn
brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Devoark, 314 Ninth street Sc. The room
. were bright with carnations and ferns. Mis-
Mae Devoark was maid Of honor and wor
\ pale blue null over white silk and her flower
I were bride roses. Louis C. Avery was bes
man and the service was read by Rev. {
Gennis. A wedding supper was follower b
a large reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Iserma
left for an eastern trip. r.. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willing, Miss CARR
Willing and Mrs. Weber Of Minneapolis, wer
i among the guests at the wedding Of Mis-
Maude Buckman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Buckman, and Charles Willing whic
took place "Wednesday at the Buchanan resi-
i denee in Little Falls, MINI. Miss Mabel Blu
chanan of Sank Center was the maid of homo
and the best man was Fred Hoffman of S.
Paul. The bride wore white liberty sati
with lace trimmings and carried bride roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Willing will make their HON
! in Little Falls. 49,
Miss Anna Ciepelt and G. McBeath we1
married Wednesday afternoon at the home
j the brtdegroom's parents. Rev. Mr.. Ride
\ read the service.
The wedding of Miss Emma Hoffman an
Charles NJ. VALLEY took place at the home (
the brides sister, Mrs. J. E. French, Wednes
l. day. The service was read by Rev. w.
l. Dawley.
] Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Roedell of 1722 Eleven,
/ avenue S, were pleasantly surprised April
| by a group of seventy-five friends in honor
their silver wedding anniversary. A bea,
tiful sideboard fitted with silver was pr
sented by Harry Gund in behalf OF the CUES
and banquet was served. The affair w,
I arranged by Mrs. F. Neumuth and Mrs. w.
Berggren.
Monday afternoon the members Of the Ced
Leaf Camp, r. N. A., surprised Mrs. Roede
and presented her with handsome ste
range. MINES Hallen and Bergren plann.