The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
In Social Circles

Gethsemane church was the scene of a pref
ty wedding last evening, when Miss Kathryn
Driver, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Driver, and
Henry N. Stone We're married. Palms and
ferns were arranged in the chancel and white
roses were on the altar. The ushers were
Rockwell Osborne. Frank Lowering, Arthur
Aldritt and Clair Crandall, and as they
seated the guests Dean Fletcher played
program of organ numbers The Lohengrin'
bridal chorus was sounded as the bridal par
ty entered. Little Ruth McCrae. in a frock
Of white Swiss trimmed with lace and inser
ton, carried the ring The maid of honor,
Miss Ada Daniels, wore pink mousseline de
sole over a white silk slip and carried pink
loses. The brides gown was of white French
mule. The skirt was tucked and had deep
founce OF tucks and valencennces Insertion
and was edged with lace. The bodice was of,
tucks and insertion and sash of white satin
had knotted ends that fell to the hem. She
wore a crescent Of pearls the gift of the
bridegroom and carried lilies of the valley.
Rev. Irving P. johnson read the service and
Ralph D. Driver was best man. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone left on the late train for
short trip. Mrs. stones travelling gown
was of dark blue cloth trimmed with white
broadcloth @
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs: F..
A. Butterworth and daughter Bessie of Mil
waukee; Miss Alice Marshall of Chicago and
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Miss HAurelia Mcdonald and John A. Ken
nedy were married in Holy Rosary church
yesterday afternoon. Miss Bacon was at the
organ andSplayed the bridal music, and Miss
Longton sang adore and Be Still" The
bridesmaids, the Misses Eva Carmel and Gene
We've Gilchrist, wore pink and white mule.
Miss Mabel 'Gilchrist, the maid of honor, was
| in white crepe and her flowers were American
Beauty roses. The BRIDES gown was of white
| silk with lace applique, She wore veil and
carried white roses. The ushers were James
Mcdonald and William Carnals and Benedict
| j.. Mcdonald was best man. Rev. Father
Fannan read the service (which. was followed
by dinner at the home lof the brides par
ents on Fifteenth avenue s. Covers were laid
for twenty and the guests were the members
Of the two families. In the evening recep-
| ton for 100 guests was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
7Kennedy will go to Wisconsin to spend the
| remainder of the month with relatives and
! friends. -,
Mrs. J. e. South gave luncheon this aft
| ernoon at her home on Hennepin avenue for
| Miss Eta King, bride of next week. Pink
| carnations formed the centerpiece and green
vines trailed over the cloth. Covers were laid
| for twelve and. the guests were the Misses
King, Eunice Hayward, ( Nora Lee Hattie
Johnson, Lille Broom, Ida King, Nellie
Broom, Edith Prior, Florence Broom, Clara
! Gray, Lillian King and Grace Gray. After
| luncheon the bride-elect was showered with
parcels and she was obliged to guess the con-
tents before they We're opened. Later there
was sketching contest in which each of the
guests drew the one who was sitting next
to her., and the results furnished consider
able amusement. Guessing contests and games
rounded outEa delightful afternoon.
| Mr.: and Mrs. F. S. ,Bintliff announce the
engagement Of their daughter Florence, to
Charles Rogers Shipley 49, -
The marriage of Miss Sophie Thies, daugh-
! ter of Mrs. Frederick Thies and DR.. William
NJ. Chowning will be solemnized at high noon
Saturday in Gethsemane church. The youl- g
| people had not expected to be married until
! fall, but as DR.. tChowning was obliged 10
spend the summer in the west, he decided to
\ take his bride with him, and the arrange
ments for the wedding were fastened.
The Alumni association Of the Minnesota
chapted of Delta Epsilon fraternity will give
| farewell dinner at the Commercial club
| Friday evening for Dr. Jennings c.: Ltzen-
berg. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Fisher
and Dr.. Gutenberg will take place Tuesday
| evening, June 8. Miss Fisher has been a
popular teacher in stiHwaterashigh school
land several affairsawiif Tg given in, her honor
short wedding trip and on their return will
be at home in Minneapolis. It 49,
The engagement of Mrs sMaude Kenyo Coo
! ling and Dr. H. L. Startling of Fargo has been
announced The wedding, will take place the
| last Of the month at the home Of the brides
parents. Mrs. Cooling returned from Fargo
| last week and was accompanied by Miss Gene
| We've Easton of Fargo. e ~.
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