The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-10
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were the members of small club which
held regular meetings through the win
ter The decorations and appointments
were in red and white and great Gus
tors of peonies were used. Clnch was
pla yed and the score cards were fans
The other guests wrote their names on
Miss Barons fan for a souvenir. After
the games the bride-elect was presented
with pretty silver candlestlckI WIN
candle and shade. Punch was served from
q table in the hall during the afternoon,
and a high tea at o'clock in the d1n1ng-
room. Peopies were in the center OF the
table and a bunch of the white flowers
was fastened with white ribbon to MISS
Baron's chair. Miss Nita Booth OF Duluth
who is visiting Miss Barons until AFTER
the Wedding was among the guests ana
the others present were Miss Barons
. Mines. William Card, William French,
William Saeger, Louis Long, Theodore
McI.aughlin, Alfred Mclaughlin. Fred
erick Mcclellan, Claude Cotton, Horace
Curtis Frederick Head, Misses Pearl
Parcher and Belle Barnaby. y,
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. CARD ana
Mrs French will entertain at CARDS TOT
Miss Barons. So. Il
Mr.. and Mrs George Henry Gould is
sued invitations yesterday for the mar
riage of their daughter, Corabelle, ana
Marcus de Lafayette Lane, which VIII
take place Thursday, June -, at o:So
D. m in Gethsemane church. The at
home cards read after Aug. 1. at 5o9
Fifteenth avenue Sc. $3.50.
Mrs Mark Porter and Miss Matte
Potts will entertain the young women
of the Portland Avenue Church of Christ
this evening at their home on Chicago
avenue for Miss E. Floy Ferguson, whose
marriage takes place next Tuesday. Inc
affair will be a kitchen shower and the
guests are all to wear kitchen gowns.
A family dinner to be given this evening
at the residence of G. W. Libby, s2l
unusual celebration. 1t is the birthday
of Mr. Libby, his son Albert and his
son-in-law, Melvin Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Libby's thirty ninth wedding anniversary
and the fourteenth wedding anniversary
of their daughter, Mrs L. B. Morrison
Mrs. P. A. Cool; assisted by Mrs. Isaac
Joyce and Mrs. William Fielder, will
give a reception to the women and
friends of Fowler NJ. e. church tomorrow
afternoon from to 5 o'clock, at 2409
Aldrich avenue S.
Miss Grace Blanche Holloway and A.
MILFORD Zahm of Mason City, Iowa, were
married last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Holloway, 407 Dewey
avenue, Merriam Park. Mrs. Harry Gran
dali played the Mendelssohn wedding
march as the bridal party entered the
room. Miss Louise Crandall was the
flower girl and wore a frock Of pale blue
muslin. Miss Jennie Holloway was her
sisters maid of honor and wore pale
blue silk null over white taffeta.
trimmed with lace medallions. The
bridesmaids we're Miss Isabel Christen
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Shirley Kelliher and Mabel Vernon. They
wore white point d'esprit over yellow tat
feta, and carried marguerites. The brides
gown was of white crepe de chine over
taffeta, and fashioned with lace applique.
She carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses. Louis l.. Lane Of Minneapolis was
best man and Herbert E. Gooch and
c. c. Crandal! were ushers. The service
was read by Rev. G.. H. Ten Brock and
was witnessed by twenty guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. zahm will be at home in Mason
City after June 20.
Mrs. Fred Acker gave dinner last even
ing at her home, 1922 Newton avenue N, for
Miss Laura Acker, bride Of the evening. A
parcel hunt furnished amusement before din
ner and the bride found gifts from the young
women and they discovered small bags of rice
tied with ribbons. A basket Of white carna-
lions and maidenhair ferns was in the center
valley was at Miss Ackers place. The heart
shaped name cards contained pictures of the
bride. Covers were laid for seven and the
guests were Misses Acker, Bonnie McAllster,
Ethel Dean, Blanche Young, Gertrude Jacobs
and Florence Acker. $3.50
group Of his men friends gave a bachelor
dinner last evening at the Nicolet Hotel for
H. c. Read. Covers were laid for fifteen
Miss Jennie Ro1ner Of Colfax avenue S en-
tertalned the members Of the Richards Ron
ner bridal party at dinner last evening A
cluster of pink carnations was in the center
OF the table and the name cards were heart
shaped with the monogram of tho bridal
couple. The bride received a booklet in which
the guests wrote their names Miss Ronner
gave her souvenirs to her maids a fob chain
for the maid OF honor and her pictures fromed
In silver to the bridesmaids. Mr.. Richards
presented his ushers with scarf pins and
his best man with a silver-mounted cane
Covers were laid for twelve and those present
were: Miss Gertrude Ronner. the bride: Glare
Richards, the bridegroom; Miss Jennie Ron
ner, maid of honor; Misses Florence Bienk-
horn, Georgia Kelso, Olive Wright Gertrude
Gilkerson bridesmaids; William Metzger,
best man, and Albert Burnside, Frank Morris,
Henry Ronner and Neil Lilly, ushers.
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was the guest of honor at a kitchen shower
p which was given last evening by Miss Grace
DeLaittre Of Lyndae avenue n. Pink peonies
: decorated the house. In the dining room the
brides chair was marked with white flowers
: tied with white ribbons. The name cards
were decorated with sketches of domestic
articles. There were eighteen guests -. .
An interesting affair occurred last even
Ing when Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hays celebrated
their golden wedding at their home, 3oo5
Bryant avenue S.. Mr.. Hays is the we'll
known local painter of fruit pieces. The
event was Of unusual interest inasmuch as
five generations were represented. Mr.. Hays
mother, Mrs. Mary Roll, is 102 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs Hays have five children, Mrs
Corwin, Mrs. H. H. Freeman, Mrs j. W.
collars, DR.. Rose Hays and Miss Belle HAYS
all OF whom were present. Miss Grace Merrill
served frappa and assisting in the dining
room were Mines. Nelson and Schnorenberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays received many beautiful
gifts and two purses containing gold. The
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
win, Pierre, S. D.; DR.. Rose Hays, Lakota
and Miss Margaret Hauser Of Lincoln, III
Miss Rozella Mcdowell, whose engagement
was recently announced, was the guest oil
honor at a pretty informal party given by
Miss Folger Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Joslin, 1882 First avenue s.
The guests were the teachers of the futile
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