The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16

"A nauQkercQleI SlOWeFa was a feature ol
the evening each of the guests of honor
being presented with dolls swathed In
dainty cambria squares sSas 4
Miss Mary F. Burke and Alexander
Matheson We're married Thursday evening
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
M. F. Burke, 14OS Fourth avenue S. by
Father J.fsJ. Keane. The house decora-
tions were lilies and pink and white
asters. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Burke as maid of hon
or. attired in pale blue crepe and carry
Ing pink sweet peas. The brides gown
was Of French lawn trimmed with bands
sweet peas. William Ruge served as best
man The bridal music, the Lohengrin
march and the Cavalleria Rusticana in
termezzo, was played by Miss Ardie
Miner. 5y ..sa.. .f
The ceremony was witnessed by about
twenty-five guests and wedding supper
followed Mr.. and Mrs. Matheson have
gone east on wedding trip. They will
be at home, after Sept. 20 at 1400 Fourth
avenue S. ...- r.
The marriage of Miss Florence Rand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rand,
and Julius Pockrandt was solemnized on
Tuesday evening in Trinity M. E. church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. c.
F. Sharpe, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Willsey.
The church was prettily decorated with
vines and flowers. Miss Ruth White played
the wedding march as the bride and her
attendants came up the aisle to meet the
groom and the best man, Mr.. Maehler, at
the altar. Miss Rand was drssed in a
sheer white gown and carried bride roses.
Miss Mildred Rand, the maid of honor,
and Miss Myrtle Rand the bridesmaid
who carried great bunch of pink roses,
were also attired in white. Lawrence
Kreis and Mr.. anderson served as ushers.
A reception al the home of the bride fol-
lowed the ceremony. A wedding supper
was served. The tables were decorated
with sweet peas, punches of which were
| also laid at each plate. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Pockrandt will be at home after Sept. 1
| at sos Fifteenth avenue Sc.
Miss Lillian King entertained at a box
party this afternoon for her cousin, Miss
Eta O'Connor of Renville.
Miss Adelaide Sayer entertained at a
luncheon Thursday afternoon for Miss
| Josephine Lynch of Sioux City. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with palms and
| American Beauty roses. The table was
daintily arranged with maidenhair ferns
| and sweet peas. Those present were Misses
Josephine Lynch, Lulu Headelston, Dora
| Bown, Mabel Varey, Doll Miller, Gertrude
McGraw, Jessie Dibble and Beotta Wer-
| denhof. e
John Macdonald, Of I'LL Hennepin av-
enue, was pleasantly surprised Wednesday
evening, by the Java Social club and their
lady friends. Misses Francis Vincent and
Tina Murphy gave several vocal selec-
t1ons and dancing and games were in
dulged in. The rooms were tastefully dec
Grated with sweet peas and nasturtiums.
! Dainty refreshments were served at a
late hour by Misses Emma Murphy, Lucye
M. Eaton and Della Macdonald. During
the evening Mr.. Macdonald was presented
with a beautiful pair of gold cuff links
the occasion being his birthday. There
were forty guests.
Mrs. William Nordholni and her niece
Miss Frankie Leroy Dice, of Park av-
enue and Seventeenth street, informally
entertained Miss Angie Norton, of Canton
Mimi, and Mr. William Owens, Wednes-
day evening. Garden flowers were used in
the house decoration. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Maddox, Misses Nellie Dory, Hattie
Dairy, Mamie Gjertsen and Ida Vogel
Messrs. William Flicker, Fred Harmer
George Ferrin, William Prackt and AL
bert Ziethen. Music was furnished fol-
lowed by light refreshments"
The Dunottar carried merry party OF
Minneapolis people down the river to-
day for three days cruise, leaving at {
O'clock. In the party were E. w. sumne
Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Whallon, Guy Thomas and Miss
Thomas.
A delightful Lake Superior party has
been arranged for next week, in which a
number of Minneapolis people are in
!. cluded. E. G. Chapman. of Duluth, Is to
be the host and has invited as his guests
i DR.. and Mrs. O. S. Chapman and daughter
Miss Edna Chapman, Mrs. M. L. Dunn
| Mrs. A. B. Moore, Miss Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. "A. Chapman and Miss Chapman
of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w: Sim
mons and Mrs: G.. G. Springer, of Ottum-
wa, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs: o. W. Dunn
Of Omaha. Much enjoyment is antici-
| pated as Mr.. Chapman has made elaborate
plans for the pleasure of his guests. Du.
luth and Port Arthur will be visited, also
Isle Royale, so famous for beautiful
scenery.
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