The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-02
.lnSocialC,iii.rI'''c'le;::s! 5.
THE FIRST FOR J0NE.
Wedding of Miss Hawthorne and
Romeyn w. Wentworth.
AT ALL SAINTS CHURCH TO-DAY
Service Followed by a Reception at
Home Of Mrs. Edward
Giles. a..

The marriage of Miss Annie Giles Haw-
= thorne daughter of Mrs. J. N. Hawthorne of
New York, and Romeyn Wallace Wentworth,
was solemnized at o'clock this afternoon
in All Saints church. The chancel was
banked with palms, and white. roses were
: tied with white satin ribbons to the pews
reserved for the, relatives The ushers were
William Wentworth of WISCONSIN,. Edward
Giles. Harry Giles and Fred Falconer, and
as tie guests were shown to the pews the
Org at, Ernest Miles, played a musical
pro \. J. R. Kerr sang Bid Me to Love"
ct Ert Like Unto Flower and Sweet
heart" Just before the service, and the
bridal party entered to the strains of the
"Lohengrin bridal chorus. The best man
was Frederick Wentworth, and Rev. George
Thomas read the service. 49,
Mrs. Willis Morrill, Carson was matron
OF honor and the brides only attendant. She
wore pale blue silk null trimmed with
medallons of lace and carried dark red
roses. The bride white French lawn,
tucked and founced and inset with lace
medalions. Her flowers were, bride roses
and her veil fell to the hem of her gown.
She was given in marriage by her mother,
who wore lavendar silk. The Mendellsohn
march was played as a occasional.
The service was followed by reception
at the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Edward
Giles, on Stevens avenue. Palms and ferns
banked the window before which the bridal
couple stood to receive congratulations, and
orchids and Easter lilies were placed through
the room. In the dning-room silver bas-
sket of pink roses was in the center of the
table and pink shaded feandies}were on either
side Mrs. Giles receivedu with the bridal
party. She wore black and white muslin
trimmed with black lace: TIE 800 guests in
cluded large, group from St Paul, Mr.: and
Mrs. Harrington and .danghter--o OF Marshall.
Mimi, and Miss Sidney Hobart of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs: nWentWor WILL leave this
evening for a wedding trine aud they will be
at home after July i. ;at#7s2 aaseecla avenue,
St. Paul. Mrs. Wentworth's travelling gown
is OF gray with hat to match; --.-~.
Miss Kate Wagner entertained this after
noon at her home on Park avenue for Miss
Mary Esmond. The affair vas very informal
and about twenty young Women were in
vited. -
The teachers of the Tuttle' school enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at gthe Berkeley
hotel for their principal Miss, Folger. The
engagement was announced of2Miss Rosella
Mcdowell and Dr.. James Arthur Current
of Washington. The wedding will take place
early in July. Miss McDowellsts one of the
teachers in the Tuttle school
Mrs. Charles Bintliff will give linen
shower Tomorrow afternoon for Miss Flor
ence Bntliff, bride of the month. . -.
Miss A. F., Leighton will give a parcel
shower at 1910 Bryant avenue n, Saturday,
for Miss Jennie Nelson, a bride of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Nickels announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ellen and
J. Frank james Of Everett, Wash. The wed
ding will take place June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs James*D. Atkinson announce
the engagement of their daughter Lillian and
Ammon Victor Jones. s-5..
The engagement is announced of Miss Nora
E. Flavin and Edmund ]. McFarlane., : The
wedding will take place June 49,
The marriage of Miss Emily ,Floy Fergu-
son, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. James K: Fer
guson of 12S Laurel avenue, and Walter Gil.
bert Campbell of st. Paul, will take place
in the Portland Avenue Church of Chris
Tuesday afternoon, June II, at 8 o'clock. :
The wedding of Miss Florence Lillian: Camp
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs s. A. Camp, ant
George Baron Mecher Of Chicago, will take
place In Chicago June Is. 9 :
The wedding of Miss Mabel Doty daughter
of j. W. Doty of Courtland, and Dr.. Brooks
Of Hibbing will take place June 4.
Miss Ethel Dickson will be the guest o
honor at a luncheon Wednesday Afternoon
to be given by Mrs. George K. Shaw at he
home on Girard avenue S. The luncheon
will be followed by matinee party.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Mary Thyn:
and Dr. Forest D. Kmball will take plac
THURSDAY. Friday evening the Misses Kim
d. e