The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
of Miss Laura Acker, whose marriage viii
take place on Tuesday.


take place on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Southwick
of Emerson college, Boston, will be the guests
Of Clayton D. Gilbert next week. They Will
arrive on Wednesday and remain until Sun
day. Mr.. Southwick will deliver an address
at the commencement the Johnson School
of Music and Dramatic Art on Friday even
ing, On Thursday evening Mr.. Gilbert will
give reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Southwiek at the school hall. Among others
who will entertain in their honor are Miss
Mary Van Buren, of the Frawley company, a
former pupil of Mr. Southwick. and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Morawetz.
Mr. Southwick has delivered several ad-
dresses and recitals in Minneapolis and is
well known here. Mrs. Southwick is also a
reader of high reputation and is just return
ing from California, where she gave read
ing from Faust as a part OF the program
illustrating art at the Los Angeles biennial.
Among the weddings of Wednesday was
that of Miss Lillian Warner and Edward Som
erfeld, which was solemnized IN st.
Matthew's church at high noon. Miss Emma
Miller played the 'Lohengrin" chorus as the
bridal party entered. Mrs. Sanway was
matron of honor and Miss Lena Sommerfeld
bridesmaid. Little Gertrude Warner was
flower girl and wore frock Of white silk
trimmed with lace. The BRIDES gown was
of gray etamine over blue silk, deliberately
trimmed with null, lace and silk The
ushers were John Miller and Robert Warner,
and the service was read by Rev. Mr.. Sim
mons A wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Sommerfeld will receive after July l.
A dinner will be given by a group OF six
girls-the Misses Irene Ford, Marion lreys'
Millicent Hosmer, Caroline Sewell, Agnes
Haines and Margaret Kendrick-at the home
of Miss Kendrick, $50 Oak Grove street, on
Wednesday evening. The girls are all mem
bers of the graduating class of the Central
high school and the dinner will be farewell
affair.
The class of 100 of the university had a
reunion last evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles S. Hale on Garfield avenue >
Impromptu toasts were an amusing feature
OF the BANQUET Red carnations and peonleS
decked the table and the name CARDS were
in the class colors and were designed by
Miss Mary NJ Cheney, member OF the class
Covers were laid for thirty, and those presen'
were Messrs. and Mines J. d. Rhodes, Ed
ward Graft, Seton, George Head, Edward
Burch. the Misses Anna Guthrie, Mary Che"
ney, Clara Bailey, Clara Baldwin, Esther
Friedlander Mrs. Albert GRADER, Messrs. HIS
ia Best, w. I. Gray, A. Zeleny, John Zeleny,
George Belden, A. E. Coyell and Edward
Dickerson.
A recipe shower was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Frank W. Wiltberger at he1
home on I.yndale avenue S, for Miss Louise
Barons. Roses and carnations were arranged
through the rooms. Each guest Wrote
recipe in a satin bound book and the souVe-
Mrs were small red booklets which contained
q picture of the bride, the date and the mon
ogram of the hostess. Light refreshments
we're served There were forty guests.
A dancing party was given in Mrs. Noble, s
hall last evening by the alumni assoclatloI
of the East high school. The hall was dec.
Grated in the class colors and program o.
twenty numbers was danced. frappe was
served. Ray Van Cleve, president, and Fret
Copelin, secretary ana treasurer nau 'haA a
of the arrangements.
Miss Maud Ringrose, daughter of George
W. Ringrose, and George W. Wllmot, were
married Wednesday evening at the nome o.
the bride, on Fourth street ME- ABOUT hlts
guests witnessed the service, "hlcn was lea.
nv Rev. A. l.. Willsey. The rooms were
bright with roses and ferns. Miss Edna Len
hart played the wedding music Miss lsaDelle
yi,mot was maid of honor and wore Whlle
null and carried pink roses. the Drloe
gown was of cream mousselne oes sole
trimmed with lace, ana ner Ho~eis wSis
bride roses. Leo BENEFIT was best man. Inc
service was followed by reception, and as:
sisting through the rooms were C. i. Rlng'
rose, Greedy, Whips, the Misses Myrtle Ring
rose and Mata Wilmot.
Miss Anna Ryder and Samuel W. Lundai
were married Wednesday at 904 E 'Elgnteenti
street. Rev William Love read the service
which was witnessed by only the immediate
| relatives.
Mrs. John Flett of 1916 Stevens avenue CAV
| a. parcel shower Wednesday IN honor OF ne
| niece, Miss Tirzah Koebel of Chicago, who's
| marriage to E. C. Farnsworth will take plac
| next week. Music was furnished by colore'
musicians from st. Paul. Frappe and lish
refreshments were served Among the guest
| were Mrs o. R. Craig of Chicago, Mrs
| M. Mcfarland of San Antonio. Tex, and Mrs
| Carr of Boston, Mass.