The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
Wednesday Mrs. Quinby gave a tea Miss
Dcbie has been a teacher in the Central
high school for four years.

high school for four years. -
The marriage of. Miss Maria Keogh Of
st. Paul and Edward L. Gleason of this
city will take place next Wednesday even
ing in ST.. Joseph church, St. Paul. -.
Last evening Mrs. William j. Costello
entertained the members of the bridal
party at her home, 519 Thirteenth avenue
Sc. Red peonies and sword ferns fur
nished an attractive decoration. Dancing
was the amusement and supper was
served. Covers were laid for sixteen. !:
A wedding, charming for the simplicity of
it's appointments, took place last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
on Garfield avenue, when Miss Evelyn Rams
den and W. H. Shure of Fargo were married.
The parlors were beautifed with palms, ferns
and white peonies and the dining room was in
green and white. Miss Eff1e James played the
"Lohengrin" bridal chorus as the bridal
couple entered. Miss Ramsden wore a gown
of white silk The service was read by Rev.
H., Woolport of Green Springs, Ohio father
of Mrs. Williams and uncle to the bride
groom. Mr.. Shure and his bride left for a
trip of two weeks on the lakes, after which
they will be at home in Fargo.
Miss Anna Helen Pause and Frederick j.
Babcock were quietly married yesterday aft
HIHOOu dL Cu6 uOu1S OIL Iue OluCldLlu6 Hills
ter, Rev. Loren A. Clevenger. VI
Misses Leila B. Holmes ad Lille Bartes
entertained last evening in honor Of Miss
Florence Hofner, who will leave soon for
the east, and for Miss Victoria Draper, who
goes to Canada in few days. Light refresh
ments were served. The decorations and ap-
pointments were in pink and white.
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the engagement of their daughter, Alice Whit
ney, to James Condt Melville.
p. F. Dubay announces the engagement Of
his daughter Lillian and Frank M. Wolfe o1
Fargo. The wedding will take place next
month .' - -
Miss Maria de Bruyn Kops, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C.. de Bruyn Hops of Grand Forks
| and Ralph G. Turner, formerly Of Minneapo-
| lis, will be married at the home of the brides
brother in Chicago Wednesday evening, June
IS. Mr.: and Mrs. Turner will make theil
home in 1Mankato. - +. r -.
The wedding of Miss Laura Acker and Hen
ry C. Read took place last evening at ths
| hcnie ,cf the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank M. Acker. 1928 Logan avenue n
, canopy Of ~syringa blossoms and white peonie'
was arranged over an improvised altar in th'
| liYing-room, and great clusters of the peonie:
were placed here and there. IN the parlor ret
| peonies among the sword ferns gave viviC
| touches of color, and the dining room was al
| in pink with flowers on the sideboard ant
mantel. Miss Florence Horton was at tn,
piano and played the wedding n. arches. LITTLE
Marie Acker was flower girl and wore a frocl
| Of white silk mul and carried basket o
pink sweet peas. Miss Florence Acker, tn
maid of honor, wore white embroidered swis
| made over, white taffeta and fashioned will
| me6a!lions of lace. Her bouquet was o
American Beauty roses. Frank Read OF Chi
! eago was best man. The service was read b.
Rev. G. F. Holt and was followed by an infor
I NAL reception. The young women: in th'
| dining room we're Misses blanche Young
Ethel Dean, Bonnie McAllister and Gertrud
Jacobs The seventy-fve guests included Mrs
H. C. Read, Chicago; Frank. Read Chicago
| William Millward, Calmar. Iowa. Mr.. AM
MrsaH.- l.. McCoub, Marsh alltown, Iowa
Percy King. Ashland, Wis, and William
| Young, Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs, Read left, for Duluth to TAX
| the lake trip. Mrs. Reads travelling gow1
was of brown etamine trimmed with white
| satin and lace applique. ..,a :, 49, = /.
| Yesterday the teachers of the Schiller schoo
gave a luncheon In honor of their principal
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American Beauty roses were very effective,
| The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L
Smith AS Fifth street Sc. was the scene o
| pretty wedding last evening, when theft
daughter, Miss Agnes Mae Smith, and Harr,
Christian Rompage were married. The parlo
! was decorated with palms and white peonies
and red and pink blossoms werec fn libra
ry. In the dining room a cluster of pink peo
nies was in the center Of the table, encirclet
witt. cut glass scandlesticks holding pink
shaded tapers. Miss Alice Hunt played tn,
wedding march and gave Hearts and Flow
ers'' as an accompaniment for the service
Mrs Henry Smith was nnatron of honor ant
wore white organdie over pink silk and he
! flowers were bride roses. DR.. Fred lErb wa!
bess man. About seventy-five guests wit
nessed the service, which was read By DR.