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

Ii Social Circles
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Frederick Bagley
have issued invita- tions for the marriage OF
thelr daughter. Mayre. ana John Horace
hali' which VIM takesplacs "wednesday. June
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MISS Elizabeth Northrop will be the maid
o. honor atsthe marriage Of Miss Eliaabeth
tu4tasss Daughter of Mrs. Helen M. Mathes
ana William Herrick Merrinan, which will
saRe place ~ St. Marks church next Thurs
gay evening, and the best man will be Robert
Merslman q Nashua, NJ, n. The service will
Do toloWea py reception at the home Of
Tenth avenue So. 49,
|. tne weoolng OF Miss Lizzie Onsonn and
nllEsa - Evans, which will be solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
SAFER, MIS- A. N. Anderson, 1891 Third ave
I've Evil De family affair, and only the
',s VIII De; present. Miss Lydia Gilbert
skallerud will be bridesmaid. W. Holton will
s act as best man. Mr.. and Mrs Evans will
Dc al nome at 1926 p Eighteenth street after
short wedding trfp, s. = = :. aA'0'
=, MISS Jennie Ronner will give dinner for
snn hlcnaras -Ronner bridal party Monday
wednesday evening Harry Kuhns enta-tainsd
Tor Glare Richards. go ssNtA.0N
A.Aons tne weddings Of last evening was
t s1I OF Miss Jessie Thyng and Be Forest =
:, WHICH took place at the home of
n .ne priae, ss2e James avenue N. Peonies,
p "a ana terms carried OUT color scheme
Kimha1, e nv wnltas and green Miss Mabel
Weadlng march: Little Nettie Thyne was
nower girl and wore white frock and car
itea Hiarguerites. Miss Lois; Thyng, the rnajdg
ol nonor' wore white French lawn and her
no@eis were pink peonies The brides gown
was ahse Of white French lawn and was
M ,talnea Win lace. She carried liberty roses.
me service was read by Rev. Mr.. Thurman. ;,
ano Herbert Kimbail was best man. Supper
was served after the service and pink and
Wnlte earn ations deeked the dning-ro Mr.
aaa MIS-. K1mbaH vii be at home after july
AT 2l2l Oliver street N. -
me marriage Of Mrs. Eta Burgess OF Man
ka.o ana julius Hortyet. of Minneapolis was
soiemnlzed last evening at the home of Rev
and Mrs. William Love, sol Fifteenth avenue
81. MT. Love read the service in the pres
eHce o. 9 small group of friends Mr. and
MIS-. Hortvet left for Duluth and Lake Su-
perior points, to be gone two weeks On
tnelr return they will reside in Southeast
Minneapolis. 81 -. =
Miss MABEL Fradenberg, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M Fradenberg, and Barry p. Burr
were married at the Buckingham, St. Paul,
last evening. The service was read by Rev
r. G. Sanderson of Duluth, in the presence of
only Inc immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr will be at home after July I at l704
Dupont avenue So " Z
A pretty wedding was sole1nnized wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
r. Tyler, 1926 Garfield avenue. when their
daughter Grace and George H. Newland were
married. Only relatives Of the family wit
messed the service: which was read by Rev.
y. ~. Mackay Palms formed the decoration
for the parlors, and pink and white peonies
with ferns for the dining-roon Miss Bessie
Tyler sister of the bride, was at the piano.
Miss Ethel Newland, sister of the bridegroom
In a blue gown, and Miss Emma HaInmell,
cousin OF the bride, in pink, were flower girls
and carried a basket of marguerites. The
BRIDES gown was 'ef1white French lawn, and
she carried a large7bouquet of bride roses.
A pleasant part Of the afternoon was the re-
ceipt OF a stelegraina from Boston. Mass, ak
tending congratulations, from the brides IN
Gle, T. H. Tyler, and family Mr. Newland
and his bride left ON The evening train for:
Duluth for a. short trip, and they will be at,
home at 1926 Garhelds avenue after July J..
Among the relatives present were G. M New
land of Ware. Mass. and Miss Dean Assay
of Hannibal Mo..zsessas' Ss~s&t
s. A. June swedding took place Tuesday eyes
ming at tie home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
s. NJ English, aud Miss Mary Belle English
and Leon Webster Whiting were married. DR..
]. B. Helwig read the service in the presence
of the immediate family and a. few intimate
friends. The bride was unattended! and her
gown was pf white French batiste. She car
ried "a large lbeuouet Of bride roses. The
rooms were decorated with a profusion Of cut
flowers. III the dining room. where dainty
refreshments were served, pink predonlinated,
and a basket Of .pink carnations and ferns
formed the centerpiece. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit.
ing will be at home after July at the La
Fayette, 732 e Eighteenth street.
Minneapolis people will be interested in:
the marriage of Miss Rosanlond Henderson
Of Sioux City and William Sites of Kansas
City which took place Tuesday in Omaha.
Mr.. Sites was, a member of the Thirteenth
Minnesota and served in the Philippines
Mrs. A.. 6. Jordan Of 1902 Harmon place en-
tertained twenty young women last evening
at a parcel, shower, for Miss Theodore Ben
son. Sweet peas and peonies decorated the
rooms. ~ - s<9
Miss Blanche Young gave a dinner Of ten
covers last evening at her home. 2101 Elliot
avenue. for Miss Laura Acker The colors
used in the decorations and appointments were
pink and white.
Wednesday evening Orville Worrell enter
tanned a group Of young people at his home
on Stevens avenue. $
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Longfellow have issued
invitations TOR reception to be given for
James Bryant post andacorps at their home
| on, Vine place TUESDAY evening. as54 r.
Personal and Social. 81
DR.. A.. K, skaro is home from six weeks
visit on his farm near Bridges.
Miss Grace Miller win leave this evening
T for the east 8 She sails from New York. June
26, for a three months tour through Europe.
Rev Thomas McClary left this morning
| for the south to fill ChAutauqua engage,
ments. While in Minneapolis, Mr.. McClary,
received from the press a revised and eulo-
gized edition Of his booklet, Sweets for Rail-
way and Travelling Men and Heavy Toilefs
Everywhere
| The euchre party which was to have been