The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-13
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| The wedding OF Mrs. Marie Dewey Grahame
and Peter B. Smith will be quietly solemnized
tomorrow at the homo of the brides mother,
| Mrs Duncan, in Fargo. Rev DR.. Ballou will
read the service and MIR. Smith will take his
| bride west for a trip to tho Pacific coast.
! They will be at home after July at LOG E
Sixteenth street. Mrs. Grahame and Mrs
Donald Maclean, Jr., went to Fargo yester-
| day.
The marriage of Miss Annie Giles Haw
thorne, niece of Mrs Edward Giles, and
Romeyn Wentworth will take place in All
Saints church Monday afternoon, June 2
Mrs. W. Carson will be- the matroE OF honor
and Fred Wentworth will act best man.
The service will be followed by reception
| for the relatives at the home of Mrs. Giles,
1928 Stevens svenue MIR. and Mrs Went
worth will be at bone at 1852 Osceoa avenue,
St. Paul. after June %. Miss Sidney Hobart
Of New York will be Miss Hawthornes guest
until after the wedding.
| Miss Maud Lavinia Remsaa and Eugene NJ
| Gegenheimer will be married Wednesday,
June 4, at the home of the brides mother
| Mrs. Kate E. Remsan, 1886 Twentieth ave-
nue. S.
Mr.. and Mrs John King issued invitation
| Miss Eta Louise King, and William Arthur
| Broom, which will take place Wednesday
evening, May %, at 1880 o'clock at their
home IS Spruce place. A reception will fol-
low the service from until 10 o'clock.
The University Dramatic club gave pretty
u dancing party last evening in Johnson hall
for DR.. Richard Burton and Clayton D. Gill
bert DR.. Burton has been the faculty advisor
of the club and Mr. Gilbert the dramatic
director, and both to leave the city
this year the affair was in the nature of
I farewell. The hall was attractively decorated
with palms and ferns and the lights were
shaded in pink and yellow to represent flow
} ers. Red and white carnations, that were
used later in the cotillion, banked the plat
form. The guests were received by Messrs.
}, Northrop, Thomas Sven and Don Campbell
and Mines. Burton, Preston King and Frances
Potter were the ratronesses The cotillion
was preceded by program of twelve num-
bers played by mandolin orchestra. Thomas
Sven led the cotillion, dancing with Miss
Clara Wheeler. Among the figures were a
Maypole, spider, triangle, revolving wheel and
a Burton figure in which DR.. Burton acted
as the hub of wheel and held the gay rib
J bons that served spokes and which were
caught by the young people who circled
around him. The frappe table arranged
I in the small reception room and later light
! refreshments we're served. The club presented
DR.. Burton, through Mr.. Campbell, with a
handsome leather travelling bag. About
thirty guests were present. E. NJ. Northrop
: was chairman of the committee arrange
ments.
( The Athletic association of the North Side
5 high school will give dancing party in
} Masonic Temple May 20. It, will be the last
Z affair of the season and the young people of
{ the North high school eagely anticipat-
ing it.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Heller celebrated their
{ crystal wedding last evening at their home,
3145 Columbus avenue. The were
decked with plants and flowers. An amusing
( feature was a mock marriage, in which Rev.
( G. l.. Morrill, told some stories. The bride
and bridegroom most Enthusiastically at
tired. There ere games and music and light
4 refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs
\ Heller received many beautiful crystal gifts
Mrs. Fred Langley Gray was hostess at a
I large party yesterday afternoon at her home
4 on Girard avenue S. A color scheme Of vel
low was used through the parlors, while large
palms and the Roosevelt roses were in
4 the reception hall. Pineapple a la Shugart
was served during the games and the score
B cards were handpainted novelties with the
hostess monogram. Fifty guests were enter
4 tanned and Mrs. Gray assisted by Miss
Shugart of New York, Mrs. G.. O. Eddy anc
Mrs. B. R. Coppage. -'-. S..
I Mrs. G. H. Wallis of 1912 Queen avenue ar.
ranged a surprise Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs G. o. Furbush in honor Of theil
wedding anniversary. The affair also cele
brated the anniversary of Mrs. Furbush
birthday. Roses, carnations and potted plant:
made the rooms attractive. A down east
\ supper was served by Mrs. Wallis, assisted b.
Mrs F. L. Batchelder and Miss Batchelder
III Nearly all Of the twenty-five guests had beer
1 present at the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
d bush fifteen years ago, and it a gather
3 ing of Maine people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Slavin gave Dime
of fourteen covers Saturday evening in homo
! of the fifth anniversary of their marriage
4 Roses and ferns were the decorations
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Child of Portland ave
/ entert aimed at dinner last evening il
\ honor of the golden wedding anniversary o
4 their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs H. G
M Child. tMr. and Mrs. Child were married il
Vermont and lived in New York state TO
several years before coming west. They mad
/ their home in Wisconsin until fifteen year
i ago, when they came to Minneapolis. Mrs
10 Childs maiden name was Juliette Allen, an
" she is a descendant of Ethan Allen. the ia
% nous Vermonter Mr.. and Mrs. Child hav
y two sons H. A. Child and Herbert w.. Chill
q of Chicago, and seven grandchildren. Herber
IS Child was unable to be present yesterday
u but his wife joined the family group
- The decorations were almost entirely in vel
"A. low, in honor of the occasion, and clusters G
III daffodils and joncuils in the parlor
IN and dining-room The dinner was famil
II affair, and covers were laid for ten. A grou
Of friends was invited in the evening, an
III dancing was the amusement. Mrs. Child wa
ny assisted by Miss Sargent.
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