The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-18

| Mohr,>vChamberlainSa and TORY, formed 6
box party at the Metropolitan stheater.
| great cluster Sof flowers In which was hid.
den dainty parcels was suspended from
the center of the box and at the appointed
| time Miss Chamberlain pulled, the ribbons
and was showered with the parcels.
| Friday afternoon Mrs. Bagley of Ere
mont avenue S will give quilting bee fol
Miss Chamberlain.
| The marriage of Miss Helen Ruth Refs
ser, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob H
Hetsser, to William M. Barrett, will take
| place Monday afternoon, June 80 at {
| o'clock, at the residence of the brides
! parents, 3012 Humboldt avenue S. l,
will be witnessed by small company OF
intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
will live in ST. James, Mimi, and will be
| at home there after Aug. l..
| Miss Ellen Holmes and Nels Pierson Of
Webster, Iowa, will be married this eve
ming at the home of the bride, S19 Twenty,
! fourth avenue NE. ~
| Miss Margaret Harrison will give I
dancing party Friday evening at Bryr
Mawr Golf club in honor Of Miss Anna
| Featherstone of Chicago.
The wedding of Miss Florence Shelby Mann
| daughter of Thomas j. Mann, and Eugene c
Garwood,, will take place Wednesday, June
| Is, at the home of the briS,s parents in Ev.
| ansville, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood viii
| take an eastern trip and will be at home ir
! Minneapolis after Aug. l..
Yesterday afternoon Miss Ethel C. GaumoI
| and George A. Welch were quietly married
! at the home Of the brides parents, Mr. ant
| Mrs. c. H. Gaumon, Highland avenue
| The rooms were adorned with ferns, ever.
| GRE md (IaI1r n
| Hibbing was maid of honor and wore vel
low silk null. Her flowers were Golden Gate
roses. The brides gown was of white crepe
| de chine over silk, with chiffon and lace
| trimmings. The service was /read by Rev
j. J. Keane and was followed by wedding
dinner. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
| J. M Morgan of Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs
S. e. Smith Of St. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Welch
LETT in the evening for the Pacific coast.
Miss Mildred Turnblad and Frank w
Clark were married yesterday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Magnus
Turnblad, on Grand avenue. Rev. R. D.
Stowe read the service in the presence OF
fifty guests. The rooms were attractive with
ferns, palms and red and white roses. The
Misses Adele Flint and Grace Golden played
the wedding marches and Miss Betz Of St.
Paul sang just before the service. The maid
Of honor was Miss Josephine Tarlson, who
wore blue silk muslin, with lace applique,
and carried American Beauty roses. The
bride wore white nuns yelling over silk,
with yoke and trimmings Of lace Her
flowers were bride roses. Frank O'Mallory
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Adolph BetZ of
St. Paul assisted In receiving at the informal
reception which followed the service, and
Miss Amy Davenport served frappe The
young women in the dining room we're the
Misses Clara, Simmons and Edna Walker OF
Paul ,ar,1 ell no md
Genevieve milford. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left
on the evening train for Chicago and they
will be at home at Lamb Springs, Iowa
A double wedding was solemnzed satur-
day at, Lake Pulaski, when Miss Alice Ban
nochie and George B. Dart and Miss Marie
Bannochie and Edward C.. Harrison were mar
ried: The brides were attended by their sis
ter and niece and were given away by their
father. They were gowned alike in white
French null trimmed with lace. The parlors
were deliberately decorated with flowers and
palms. The service was, followed by a col
lation and later the guests were taken round
the lake on Mr.. Bannoohie's launch. Both
young couples are from Minneapolis. .,-,t
The Kappa Kappa Gamma girls came home
yesterday from their annual outing at Prior
Lake. Among the diversions of the week
were a potato bake a mock initiation, a
dance, for which number of men from St.
Paul and Minneapolis went down. About
thirty Kappas spent the week at Price Lake.
j" Miss tMabelle Smith gave a cushion shower
Monday evening for Miss Florence Camp, a
bride of next week A musical program was
a pleasant feature of the evening. Mrs. F.
S. Abernethy and Mrs. George H. Keith will
entertain for Miss Camp later. "S..~. =.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Barrette OF
Fifteenth avenue N celebrated the flfty-sev-
yenth anniversary of their. marriage. Ferns
and palms, with American Beauty roses, fur
nished a pretty decoration through the rooms
A family party Of children and grandchildren
with a few friends, was entertained. M,
Two Minneapolis men will be married il
San francisco July 8, when James A. Swim
dele and Miss Nellie circuit and Louis H
Henneman and Miss Fanny ,McGovern will BIZ
wed. Both the bridegrooms belong to Troop
G, Fifth United States cavalry, which has
been ordered to. the Philippines. y.
Friends of Miss Margaret Evans, daughter
OF the late Robert G. Evans, are advised to-
day of her marriage at Evansville to Oscar
Ray Luhring, young attorney of Evansville
graduate of the University of Virginia, ant
now engaged in the practice of law at tina
| on their wedding trip. They will reside il
Evansville. The wedding took place at thu
| residence of Mrs, Bertha DeBruler, who |.
Mrs. Luhring's aunt, and whom she has beer
visiting for several months. The wedding
| was a quiet home affair.
| The marriage Of Miss Julia Smith and l.
Glenn Saxton was solemnized quietly Thu
| afternoon at $50 by. Dr.. NJ. D. Shutter a
| his residence. Mr.. and Mrs, Saxton will u
| to housekeeping at once at 223 Ninth street S
very enjoyable young peoples party wa.
given last evening by Miss Mabel Kearne.
| Of 2510 Fourth avenue S in honor of Mis-.
Marion Chamberlain of Phoenix, Ariz: Their,
| were about forty guests and a variety O
amusements passed the evening delightfully."-
| Each guest found his name on card in
big cobweb in the library and when tn,
meshes had been unraveled an appropriat,
| quotation was found at the other end Wal
| ter Woodward and Joe Hayes were awarded
prizes for their speed in unraveling the web
| Each OF the guests made an illustration o
| the title of a popular song. 8 Miss jessie
| Coffin received the first prize, a pitcher o
Arizona Indian. pottery, for the qest draw
| ing of "Out3in the Rain, land Miss Louis
Winthrop received prize for the funnies
/ drawing of "a Hot Time Groups of fou
were then blindfolded and their hand
pinioned and they tried to get bites out 0
/ apples suspended from the ceiling.
The house was prettily decorated with pinl
1 ,oti ND q rat rachf ant