The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
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C. S. Albert gave dinner OF ten covers at
the Minikahda Club Saturday evening. 9th
ers who entertained guests at the club were
Shanncey Lamb, DR.. and Mrs. w. N. Por-
teous and Mr.. Newport of st. Paul ~
Friday afternoon Mrs. s. J. Cook en- ter
tanned at her home in Kenwood for her moth
er, Mrs. ID. s. Cook Of Whitewater, Wis.
Blush roses decked the house. and on the
porch were vines, asparagus ferns and lilies
The frappe table placed in a green bower
and refreshments We're served both ON the
lawn and In the house Mrs. S. P. lRees pre-
sided In tho dining-room and was assisted by
Misses Sidney Pattee, Alice Bracket, Bessie
June Morgan, Sadie Preston and Rachel
Beard. About 100 women called from until
8 o'clock. -:--. ..-
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lonecker and Mrs H. Gibson,
Cook entertained at dinner Friday evening at
the home OF the FORMER, In honor of the sixty
second birthday of their mother, Mrs. J. E.
Smith Covers were laid for twelve. and a
basket Of red and white carnations was in the
center Of the table, which set with cut
glass, silver and china 100 years old Red
and white roses were arranged in the parlors,
and palms were on either side OF the piano.
concealing the musicians. Among the many
gifts received by Mrs. Smith was a huge urn
and handsome painting from Japan.
Mrs. F. II. Welcome gave a luncheon of
fourteen covers Thursday afternoon at the
Minikahda Club. The guests were group Of
eastern friends. r.-..... r..
Mrs. C. A. Gustafson entertained Thursday
afternoon at her home, 2436 Ninth avenue S.
Luncheon was served. and there were four
teen guests.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank McAdam
Boyd Of 1856 Irving avenue IS gave luncheon
in honor Of Miss Belle Rice Of Lewiston, who
is visiting Miss Eva G. Wheeler of Eighth
street Sc.
The wedding of Miss Carrie skramstad and
A E. soper of Minneapolis will take place
Wednesday afternoon at the home of the
bride in Goodhue county. 10 "
Mr. and Mrs I. Wolk have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Rose
Wolk. and George Suskind.
quiet wedding took place Saturday after
noon at the home OF Samuel P. Snider on
Mount Curve avenue. when Miss Bertha
Hollyfield of New York and William Rubesky
OF Dubuque were married. Rev. T. W. Mac
Lean read the service.
Mrs Virginia Briggs and Mrs. n. T. Derby
OF Minneapolis attended the marriage OF Miss
Helen Bernadne Tucker and George Francis
Briggs of Minneapolis, which took place at the
home of the brides mother Mrs. L.. E. Tuck
or, in Manchester, Iowa An orchestra played
the wedding music and the ushers were Misses
Jose King, Chicago Blandine Kegler. Belle
vue; Ruth Scott Duluth; Eta Parsons, Ma
quoketa; Bess Wiliston and Florence Lister.
Reginald Healy, Minneapolis, best man.
Miss Olive Tucker was maid of honor. Miss
Pauline Gross Of Waterloo, bridesmaid: Mas
ter Clarence Brown, ring bearer and little
Dorothy Doneghy, flower girl. The bride wore
white mousseline de sole trimmed with real
lace. and her flowers were bride roses. Rev.
Henry w. TutNe read the service, which was
followed by a wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs will be at home at 141 e Twenty fth
street after July 10.
were married Tuesday evening at the home
OF the BRIDE, 3O14 e Twenty fifth street. The
rooms were decorated zith ferns, smilax and
red and white carnations Mrs. Victor i.
Champlain was mstron or honor and wore tan
batste trimmed with lace applique and carried
red roses. The brides gown was of white
Persian lawn fashioned with Irish lace, and
her flowers were white roses. Mr.. Champlain
was best man and Rev. donald Mckenzie
read the service Among the guests was
Mrs. n. J. Johnson of Aberdeen, S. D. Mr..
and Mrs. vTedman will be at home at 1853
Long avenue, st. Anthony Park, after July 8.
Miss Alice Sutherland of Chippewa Falls;
Wis, formerly resident OF Minneapolis, and
DR.. Hugh Mccormick of Auburn, Wis, were
married recently in Milwaukee. DR.. and
Mrs. Mccormick will make their home in Au-
burn.
Miss Agnes l.. Bruce and DR.. WILDER S.
Ramer CT Salt Lake City were quietly mar
ried Friday afternoon at the home of the
bride, 31S Fourteenth avenue n. Rev. B
Forester read the service. DR.. Ralner and his
bride left on the evening train for their new
home in Salt Lake City. DR.. Ramer formerly
resided in Minneapolis and Mrs. Ramer has
been teacher in the Logan school for sew
eral years.