The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22
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Frank A. Hawley, announces the en-
.gagement of his daughter Helene, to Alvin
Venable SkileS.
) Mr.. and Mrs A. Whippie Wilkins an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Ina L., to Wallace G.. Collins. The we'd
ding will take place early in November
Mr. Collins is president Of the Bradley
watkins Lumber company and resides In
Tomahawk, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Emnlons have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Bessie Myrtle, to Walker William
Toyne.
Jacob Stone has issued invitations for
the marriage of his daughter Mabel, to
Charles Camp Dickerman of Duluth.
which will take place in st. Mark
church, Thursday, Oct. 9.
Minneapolis frineds have received in
vitations for the marriage Of Miss Alice
Monfort and John Dunn which will take
place in Christ church, st. Paul, Wednes-
day, Oct. Is.
The bridal party for the marriage Of
Miss Helen Josephine Warner and John
Franklin Mickey of Minneapolis. which
will take place in St. Pauls church, ST.
Paul. Tuesday, Oct Z, at high noon, will
Include Mrs. Harold P. Bend as matron
of honor, Misses Alice Mickey of Brook
line, Mass. Alice Pope. Josephine Kali
man, and Agnes Senkler, bridesmaids;
Amos Thompson Warner of Seattle, best
man and Elting F. Warner, Jr, Harold P.
Bend. G. Meredith Bend, n. P Langford,
Jr., and l. r. D. Hallowell of Minneapolis,
ushers. The service will be read by Rev.
John Wright and will be followed by a
Wedding breakfast at the Aberdeen. Mr..
n Il az hri,fr !, l,,,:<J
and they will be at home after Jan. S
at ITS Humboldt avenue S.
Miss Harriet Lenox and Miss Mabel
stevenson of Minneapolis, Miss Spicer Of
gW1llmar, and Miss Sadie Heine will be
bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss
tMaude Gertrude Freeman and Carl
FAdolph Heine, which will take place
liTuesday evening. Sept. 81, at the home of
the brides father, George w. Freeman
'on Summit avenue, st. Paul. Miss
johanna Holl will be maid Of honor. James
sHe1ne viii be best man. Mr. Heine will
make his bride to New York to live and
they will be at home after Jan. /.
Mrs. Harry e. Wilcox Of 1909 Clinton
avenue will entertain Thursday after
noon at cards in honor Of her guest, Mrs
"A. Ward Andrews of Purcell l. T.
Invitations have been received in the
lcity for the two at homes to be given by
llMr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin Olds on the
fh1rd and fourth Thursdays in Novermeb
sat the Nabersberg residence on the Dodd
Sroad in ST. Paul. The wedding of Mr.. and
MRS. Odds was a pretty affair Of last
week. Mrs. Olds was Miss Rose Nabers-
lberg and she is member of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity.
Mines. Ell Torrance. H. A. Norton and
flames Compton of Minneapolis and Mines.
-. r. Van SAINT, F. C. Bissell, Marion
salisbury and G. II. Keller Of st. Paul
were guests at house party from
"wednesday until Friday last week at the
home of Mrs. F.. N. Leavens in Faribau lt
Visits to the state institutions, drives
along the beautiful country roads, lunch
cons and dinners filled the days most
pleasantly.
The Misses Elizabeth and Vendia Darth
OF Twenty second street, gave a parcel
shower Friday evening for Miss Eleanor
v. Thompson, a September bride. Palms
and aSterS made the parlors attractive and
sweet peas and oak leaves were in the
dining room. There were nine guests.
Mrs. Anna C. Flickinger and Mrs. M. A
Hills Of 1920 Ninth avenue S., entertained
Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Kirk Newton of Winthrop, MINI. The oc:
casion was the twentieth anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Newton's marriage and fifty
guests were present.
A wedding in the midst Of novel ap-
pointments took place Tuesday in Powers
Mimi The bride was Miss Katherine
Gerhard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin c. Gerhard of Minneapolis, and the
bridegroom Franklin Fisk Andrews OF
Chicago formerly Of this city. The serv-
ice was read in the quaint log cabin al
Powers where the bride has been spending
the past three years. Autumn leaves anC
green boughs transformed it into a flora
bower which was Illuminated with hun
dreds Of tiny tapers. Willis Kitchel