The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-01

marriage of her daughter Ruth, and Paul
johnson, which will take place IN ST
pauls church Wednesday evening Sept.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs George c. Wright, of 116 E Seven
tenth street, for the marriage Of their
daughter, Angene E, to Walter D; Hud-
son, Of Denver, Col. which will take
place Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 10, at
5 o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Morse,
daughter of Mrs. Carrie N. Morse, and o.
c. Durland, Jr., of Oklahoma City, Okla,
will take place Wednesday evening. Oct.
g. at o'clock in Holy Trinity church.
Among the September weddings will be
that of Miss Anne O'Brien and Archibald
Edward Cransie, which will be very quiet
~ soemnized owing to a recent death in
the family.
DR.. and Mrs John William Nabersberg,
of ST. Paul, have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Rose VIII
helmna, to Robert Edwin Odds, which will
take place Tuesday, Sept. 16. at the Ma
bersberg residence on the Dood road.
Mrs. Mary Whitacre, Of St. Paul, has
announced the engagement Of her daugh
ter, Alice r. and Ludwig Martin Harm
son, Of Minneapolis. The wedding will
take place this month,
A linen shower will be given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. H. ].
Knowles. SO Plymouth avenue N for Miss
Maude Olbrich, a September bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brace, of w Forty
third street, entertained Saturday evening
in honor Of their guests, Mrs. j. P. Kuhi,
oP To1o Do iSc
and Miss Case, Of Alden. Box-ball,
same similar to bowling, played in
the Lake Harriet bowling alley which was
decorated with yellow daisies, golden rod
golden glow. Refreshments were served
at the Brace residence which was bright
with sweet peas. There were twenty
guests
The St. Paul and Minneapolis women
Of the State Editorial association, who
accompanied the editors on their annual
trip. were entertained Friday at most
charmingly appointed luncheon given by
Mrs. D. c. Lghtbourn at her home, 566
Marshall avenue, S. Paul. Luncheon was
served from two tables decked with a
profuSiOn of sweet peas and asters, and
after luncheon progressive euchre was
played. The favors were suggestive of
incidents of the trip and recalled most
pleasant memories. There were fifteen
guests.
A dinner Of ten covers was given Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L..
Gray Of 1925 Grard avenue S, in honor
of their guest, Miss Butler of New York.
The decorations and appointments were
in red and the place cards had the mon
ogram Of the hostess. Thursday evening
Harry White gave sailing party at
Lake Calhoun for Miss Butler. Mrs.
Gray chaperoned the seven guests.
Friday evening Miss Nellie Graham
gave a dinner for Misses Catherine Ora y
ham and Marguerite Schlerer Of Milwau-
kee A musical program was given in
the evening. The guests were Misses
Graham, Hurlburt. Kleen, Hartman
Schlerer. Messrs. McGeren, Gold and
Parker.
Mrs. Charles Cotton entertained infor-
mally Friday afternoon. The guests
were amused by making hats and bon
nets from squares Of gay tissue papeS
Garden flowers decked the rooms. -
Miss Maud K Ortiz entertained
Thursday at her home on Colfax avenue
S, for Miss Anna George. bride of to.
morrow There were twelve guests anC
the brides place al table was marked by
great cluster Of flowers and a hand
same book A guessing contest was ar
amusement and prizes were won by
Misses Benck and Lulu Conklin.
Wednesday evening the Misses Conk.
lin entertained for Miss George. Colder
rod and daisies frightened the rooms A
musical program was given by Misse!
Clara F. Hutch, Adelaide Conklin ant
Moll1e Gleason. Games were played ant
the favors were won by Misses George
Lulu Conklin and Josephine McDermot
Supper was served in the dining-room
which was in pink and green with clus
ter Of roses at the brides place. Cover
were laid for twenty. Misses Cecil;
Bell and Emma La Plant assisted am
the guests were the members Of tn
Pansy Social club.
Mrs. George Kiesler, who leaves short
ly to join Mr. Kiesler in Hutchinson
where they will make their home, CAV
a farewell luncheon Thursday at he
home in st. Louis Park. Sweet pea
frightened the rooms and the table wa
decked with white and pink asters TIL
occasion also celebrated Mrs Kiesler'
birthday and she was presented with
number of pretty gifts. The guests were
Mrs. Allison, Des Moines, Iowa: Mrs
Lew Lewis of Nebraska; Mrs. A. M Car
roll, Minneapolis; Mrs. zickrick and Mrs
F. G. Kiesler of Hutchinson, MINI.
Mines Carter. Ches. Hamilton, sobye
Wilcoxen, Rixon, Goodrich, Waddel
tLufkin Sheperd, Lewis S. Hamilton
Burnham, Misses Dolly Lewis and Peal
Leigh.
Minneapolis people will be intereste
IN the account Of the marriage of Mis-
Jennie Stone, daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
Hollis l.. Stone. and Bertrand Townsen
Drake Of St. Paul. which took plac
Tuesday afternoon in Christ Episcop:
church, Delavan, Wis. Miss Christler (
Lodi, Wis, was at the organ and playe
the wedding march. The ushers we,
James Lennon of Milwaukee, Bradle
Tyrrell and Harry P. Stone of Delava
There were two little flower girls, Alic
Jacobs of Delavan and Belle Teetshol
. Of Houston, Texas. The maid Of hone
was Miss Effie B. Crane and the bride!
maids were Misses Nellie Topping, Mat
Winston, Tannisse Tyler, Maynie Trua
Evadna Williams Of Deavan, and Coz
Bushnell of Chicago. The bride er
IT, tered with her father. She wore WIFI
Is satin trimmed with real lace. The bride
groom and his best man. Alden Haldt
man of St. Paul. met the bride at tt
altar. where the service was read I
L Rev H. T. Moore.
= The reception at the home of Mr. az
Mrs Stone was for the immediate rel.
tlVes Mr.. and Mrs. Drake left on II
afternoon train for their new home
g. Anthony Park, where they will be ;
home after Oct. l, at 1928 Priscil
street.
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