The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-29
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The Kappa Kappa Gamma, Aiphi Pm;
Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha, Theta and
Delta Delta fraternities gave an IN.
formal reception this afternoon from .
until O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. George
M. Gillette on the East Side, IN honor OF
Gamma Phi Beta. the new fraternity az
the university. The guests were the
alumnae members of the fraternities and
the faculty of the university. Mrs. I'LL
lette was assisted in receiving by a rep
resentative from each fraternity. me
parlors were bright with snoWballs ana
pink roses and white carnations decKea
the dining room. Mrs. w. S. Potter pre-
sided at the table and girl from eacn
were present.
The Harrison school held It's exercises
this afternoon in Oak Park Congregalloh-
al church, which was decorated with nags
and flowers. Mrs. Susan Osborne, pIlhcl
pal presided. The program lncluGea
talks by Robert Pratt, Fred B. Wright,
James Shaughnessy, Messrs Force, Hatch,
Snow and Shetland Miss Jane Long pre-
senred the flag which had been won oy
Earl Shaughnessy in the, essay contest
conducted by Colonial chapter. y. a. y
The children of each room presented -ap-
propriate songs and recitat1ons. !.
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recently purchased a handsome new piano
for the school and it will be formally pre-
scented 70 the board Of education next
fall. The work of the year Will be lex,
hibitcd at the school from now until
the close Of the term.
Invitations to the wedding of Mary Eliza
| beth Zehner and Rev, Archibald Harmon
| Bradshaw which Is to take place IN ~.
James church, Lancaster. Pa, TUESDAY eve
ing June 10, have been received by 1rlenos
in Minneapolis Mr. Bradshaw Is well known
| here, his parents having made this their nome
for several years. =; - :. - .4..r,. +
The marriage of Miss Sara Miller and Fred
erck s. G. Blymyer was prettily solemnlzeo
| last evening at the home OF the prlue
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. George Mlller,r 1soo
First avenue S.. About $50 guests gathered
| to witness the service which was read by, Dr..
John E. Bushnell. Spring blossoms and TOLL
age were used in profusion through the rooms
| In the hall green boughs outlined the wood
| work and red roses furnished touches OF
| brighter color. The reception-room and Nv
| ing room were in white and green and Gus
| ters of, white snow balls nestled among. the
palms and ferns. White shaded tapers were
| placed on the cabinets and mantels IN the
| dining-room basket Of yellow roses fur
nished the centerpiece and the candle shades
| simulated tulips. " 90 .s...>f =, Z
| The notes of the Lobengrin bridal, chorus
| announced tn approach Of tn bride and DUR
| ing the service the intermezzo from ;;'Caval-
| leria Rusticana' vas played and the Mendels-
! sohn march sounded at the close, Mrs e. e
Matteson Of Seattle was Ter sisters maid OF
honor She were white silk MULE over yell
low taffeta and carried yellow roses Little
Elizabeth Bushnell, in a white frock, carried
a basket of marguerites as flower girl. me
brides gown was of white organd1e over SILK
| Tho
and her. flowers were white feur de- lis. george
BIymyer was his brothers best man. -
| Mr.. and Mrs Blymyer will spend the sum-
mer at the Blymyer cottage, Deephaven, Lake
Minnetonka. ~: 49,. e. ,.a5 = ',..r =
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John King on
Spruce place was the scene ola charming
| wedding last evening, when their daughter,
! Miss Eta Louise King, and William Arthur
| Broom we're, married. Only small group
! of relatives witnessed the service, but over
| 100 guests came, to the reception which 1ol-
| lowed The service was read in a bower OF
| green and white and snow balls and mar
! gueriteS> were used in PROPULSION with PAINS
| and ferns The .livins-room was IN red, vita
I American: Beauty roses and carnations and
| in the dning-room pink roses were In a
| bask., on The table and on the sideboaId
l. Miss Laura Golden was, at the piano land
played the Lohengrin bridal chorus and the
Mendelssohn march. The bridesmaids were
| Misses Edith Prior and Nellie Room. They
wore cream French batiste over pink silk and
carried white carnations. The maid of honor
| was Miss Ida King. Her gown was of apple
! green mousseline de sole over SILK ana she
carried asparagus ferns tied with white gauze
ribbon. The bride wore white Brussels. net
over silk. The; skirt and bodice were ap-
| pliqued with medalions of Mechlin lace Her
veil was caught with a sunburst Of. pearls
| and rubies and she carried bride roses. Cur
| tbs Broom was best man and the service was
read by John E. Bushnell - -. r. p
At the reception the bridal couple were
assisted in receiving by MI. and Mrs. King
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Broom. The young
| women in the dining-room were Misses Nora
Lee, Harriet Johnson. Renville; Pearl Jones
and Eunice Hayward. Among the guests were
Mrs. T. O'Connor and Mrs. R. T. DAILY, Rem
vile, and Glen Robertson, Hurley, N. D. -
Mr. and Mrs; Broom will be at home after
July is in the Day cottage: Fairview, Lake
Minnetonka. .-<s T., -. 49,. . BE-
| Mrs L. J. Morris will entertain Saturday
afternoon at her home, 81 Lyndale avenue n
for Miss Alice Widener, whose marriage to
Ernest Colwell will take place next month
Tuesday evening, June 10, Mrs. Colwen will
entertain for the bridal party. The Zeta Psi
fraternity will give hose shower this even
ing at the home of Mrs. E. E.. Hnck; Cottage
| City, for Mr.. COlWell. Miss Eleanor MOTIFS
gave a thmble bee for Miss GWidener Tues
day afternoon. The decorations were in greer
and white and there were twenty guests,
The marriage of Miss Fradenberg and Wal
ter Burr will take place next Thursday even
ing at the home of the bride in the Bucking
ham, St.. Paul. Mr.. Burr will bring his bride
to Minneapolis to live. Is AZ. =:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Clarke Of 22o
Bryant avenue S, have issued invitations TO-
the marriage .of their daughter, Miss 5Ra!
Estelle Clarke to Stanley .Staachfeld-t Star
ing, The marriage will take place q at tn
family residence, at O'Clock, June II. j u
There will be informal gatherings at tn
Minikahda Club tomorrow and an !orchestr;
!: will play from 2 until, II O'Clock. The gol
etam will be in Winona, but the links will
attract a number of players. although Their
will be no match game.
The first annual reunion Of the class of 100
Il of the university will be held Wednesda.
evening in the Delta Epsilon fraternity house
400 Washington avenue Sc.
The senior class Of the South high schoc
will be entertained Saturday evening by tn
teachers at the homefof Mrs. E. w. Buckr.an
129 E Twenty fifth street