The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-03

invited. MISS Ratl1ff Will have as her maid
OF honor her cousin, Miss Nina Mclean
OF Omaha, who arrived this morning and
Mr.. Wagner's best man will be his brother,
Edward Wagner.
This afternoon Miss Ratliff was the
guest OF honor at handkerchief shower
given by the Misses Folwell at their home
IN Westminster Court. About sixteen
young women were present and cards were
played early in the afternoon. Little
Marian Martin brought in a mock pie in
Wh1ch were the pretty gifts bought for the
bride. The decorations were in pink and
WHITE and asters were used In profusion.
MISS kathrine Lyman gave a luncheon
OF twelve covers this afternoon at her
nome on Groveland avenue for Miss Mabel
stone. Japanese clematis furnished d
charming table decoration and a cluster
OF pink and white sweet peas marked
Miss Stones place.
A large circle of friends will be inter-
ested In the marriage of Miss Rosa M.
Cook and Rev. Frederick Carrnan which.
day evening, Nov. -. Mr.. Carman was
formerly assistant rector at Gethsemane
cnurch and Is at present in charge of st.
refers Episcopal church in Denver, Col.
MISS COOK Is a charming girl, a member
OF Well-known wealthy eastern family
and the wedding will be a very brilliant
one. The service will be read in St.
Marks Episcopal church by Bishop Potter
and 1t Is very probable that Rev. Marcus
A. simpson. of Minneapolis, Mr.. Carman's
brother-tn-1aw, will assist. A large re-
cept1on will follow the service at the home
of Miss Cooks uncle. Mr. Carman will
take his bride to his old home in Canada.
for a short visit and they may stop In
Minneapolis on the way to their new home
in Denver. .. ....,<,c, *,,!
r. The directors of the Northwestern hos
pital will give series Of entertainments
this winter to raise money to pay for the
recent improvements in the hospital
building. A dancing party has been
planned for Oct. Is and will be given in
Johnson hall. A reception will be given
later In the month but definite arrange
nents Will not, be- made until Mrs. T.aB.
Wa lker returns from California. The Tdl3
rectors have charge of the tickets for the
dancing party. l. ..s ~,
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson will entertain
a group Of the younger women at lunch
con tomorrow in honor Of Miss Ethel
sn1der. Mrs. William Donaldson and
family Will not come in from the lake to
| remain until Wednesday, Miss Donald
son will go east Friday to spend several
months visiting school friends. She will
go to Savannah, Ca, to stay with Mrs.
Harold Osgood Aver, nee Pillsbury, before
her return. -
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Loudon of Highland
avenue, will entertain tomorrow even
ing. '"=''"s
The annual reception of Holy Trinity
parish will be held Monday evening in the
parish house, Fourth street and Fourth
avenue Sc. Bishop and Mrs. Edsall will
be the guests of honor.
The people of Central Baptist church
Will give a reception this evening in the
church parlors for Rev. and Mrs. w. w.
Dawley and Miss Geer, the new pastor
| assistant.
SLUG ELEVEN SLUG
Mrs. F. G. Snyder entertained group
Of women at luncheon Wednesday at her
home on Tenth street S. Whist was played
in the afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Henry Whe-
onlng entertained at luncheon. Ferns and
asters were the decorations Miss Matte
Fust gave a musical program In the after
noon. Mrs. Widening was assisted by
Mines. Paulson, George Maddaus and j.
F. Andersen.
The nome OF Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Shafer
on Ontario street Sc was the scene of q
pretty wedding yesterday evening when
their daughter Laura Elizabeth. and
Jason Wheeler Thompson were married.
The parlors were bright with autumn
leaves and red roses, while a bank Of
white and green was arranged for the
bridal party. Smilax and pink carnations
decked the dining room. Mr.. Riderhofe
yXJQ a hn 1ioro
gram as well as the, bridal music Little
Emma Ttmberlake, a cousin of the BRIDE
groom, was flower girl and wore fluffy
white frock. The brides gown was Of
white liberty silk over taffeta and she
carried lilies of the valley. The service
was read by Rev. T. J. McCrassen. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson left on the evening
will be at home after Nov. ! at 713 Della
ware street Sc.
The wedding Of Miss Helen l.. Rivers
of Chamberlain, s. D., and Charles G.,
SchWarm of Moscow, Idaho, was QUIETLY
solemn1zed Wednesday evening in the FIRE.
| month Congregational church Asters.
palms and ferns made an attractive dec
Grafton in the parlors, where the service
was read by Rev Richard Brown. The
brides attendants were Mrs. Fanny
Eanzlik, Mrs. Stella Story, Miss Pearl
| Woodman and Miss Joy Brown. A sup
per was served at the home of Mrs. sHanz-
llk 3l2l Emerson avenue N. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwarm will visit in South Dakota
before going to their home in Moscow.
] Among the weddings Of Wednesday was
! that Of Miss Ida M. Hoag and Walter M
Mckay, which took place at the home OF
the, brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M
Hoag, 1918 Chestnut avenue. Autumn
leaves and asters decorated the rooms
miss May Hoag was maid of honor and
the best man was H. J. Brakeman The
''Lohengrin" chorus was played by Miss
Nellie Long. Rev. Mr.. Shetland read the
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay will be al
home after Oct. 15 at 1928 Second avenue N.
| Miss Sadies L. Wallis and Patrick T.
Dolan, both Of Shawano, Wis. were mar
ried Wednesday at the home Of the Off
Eciating minister, Rev. A. L. Clevenger
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan left for Duluth and
they will take a lake trip before going tc
their home in Shawano. $50
Miss Lydia N. Hansen and Reuben s