The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-25
lnSocial Circles.

lnSocial Circles.
The marriage of Miss Fannie May Wingate
and Frank r. Hill of New York was solem-
nlzed at o'clock this afternoon at the home
or the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Wlngate l515 Dupont avenue N About fifty
guests gathered to witness the service, which
was read by Rev. F. A. Sumner The rooms
We're decked with a profusion of spring bios
SONS, used with palms, ferns and smilax to
carry out color scheme of white and pink.
carnations and tulips were in the parlors
and roses and smilax were on the table, which,
was crossed with satin ribbons.
Miss Nellie Wingate and John Wingate
played the march from Tannhauser on the
piano andSviolin as the bridal couple. entered.
Miss Ora Wilkinson sang Beethoyen's ''Ich
Liehe Dich'' Just before. the service. Ruth
W1ngate and Morris Wingate stretched the
white satin ribbons from the stairway to the
bank Of palms. The bride wore a gown of
white mousseline de sole. The skirt had a
shlrred hounce and was trimmed with bands
of applique. The bodice was shirred and ap-
plique outlined the shoulders. The bridal.
bouquet was of roses. A collation. was served
in the dining room by Misses Wilkinson, Nc,
Craze. Nellie Wingate, st. Paul; Ethel and
Alice Wtngate, Richf1eld, and Nellie Wingate
OF Minneapolis. Among the guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. VS. Light body and Mr.. and Mrs;
VS.. Wingate of West Superior and c. Win
gate and family of st. Paul. Before Mr.. and.
Mrs. Hill left for the train the quartet of
Pilgrim Congregational church sang Griegs
Il Love Thee" The bride has been director
Of the choir at the church for several years.
Mr. Hill will take his bride to New York,
where they Will be at home after May 1 at 8
One Hundred and Eleventh street. Mrs. Hills
travelling gown was OF blue, with hat to
match. -..-.... -. 5-.-.
Mrs. John Mcknight entertained informally
at luncheon this afternoon at her home on
Fourteenth street.
The marriage of Miss Tabitha McKeehant
and Charles Petram Of Mexico will take place
April TO- Miss McKeehan has been an active
member Of the Young Woman's society Of
Westminster church, and yesterday afternoon
a parcel shower was given in her honor in,
the church parlors. Palms furnished a SIM
pie and attractive decoration. Miss Alice
Braden, the president of the society, received
with Miss McKeehan. Mrs. Frank Chamber
lain sang several numbers and Miss Grace
Williams recited. Miss McKeehan fished over
screen for the parcels given her. Miss
Elinor sPabody poured tea. About thirty
young women were present.
The North High Athletic association will
give dancing party in Johnson hall Friday
evening.
A pretty wedding took place last evening
at the home Of Mrs. Lucy A. Waterman, 2S16
First avenue S., when her daughter, Miss
Lucy Higgins Waterman and John Turner
were married. Palms and hydrangea blossoms
formed a bank before which the bridal party
Pinlk In
the living room and the dining-room was il
red, with carnations and smilax Miss Annie
Funk played the wedding march and Miss
Poison sang the bride entered. Miss Lille
Parsons sang 30 Promise Me- before the
service and two numbers after. Miss Ruth
Waterman, who carried the ring on white
satin pillow, was the only attendant. She
wore frock of white India linen trimmed
with lace. The bride wore white India linen
also. The bodice had q yoke of Mechlin lace
and null and a bertha of liberty silk. Her
flowers were blue for get-me -nots. The serv-
ice was read by Rev. A. E. Major and was
followed Dy a light collation. Miss Blanche
Petit served frappe. About 100 guests were
present. Yesterday was the forty-f ami
versary of the marriage of the BRIDES grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Higgins, and
they assisted in receiving. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner will be at home after May at 2816
First avenue S. s.. s..r. -. -.+
Mr. and Mrs James Pye entertained the
younger set at a dancing party in Mrs.
Mobiles hall last evening for their, son,
Cadet Will Pye, who leaves this evening for
Washington after three months furlough.
The decorations were all in green and white
and spring flowers were used through the
rooms. The lights were shaded in white and
green The 100 guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Pye, Miss Louise Pye and Cadet
Pye Mrs. Pye wore blue and white grena-
dine trimmed with blue chiffon, and Miss
Pye was in black mousseline de sole and she
carried yellow roses. Assisting through the
rooms were Messrs and Mines. Eugene Sat-
terlee, William Hartley, W. NJ. Heath, F. r.
Salisbury, Augustine Thompson FORMER,
Mrs. Sanborn, Misses Elsie Gray, Gertrude
Satterlee, Myrtle Stratton, Lavina Snnborn,
Mabel Thompson, Coates st. Cloud, and Miss
May Baker of Red Wing. A program Of
eighteen numbers was danced and supper was
served at midnight.
Saturday evening Miss Myrtle Stratton gave
dinner of twenty covers for Cadet Pye at
the Holmes Hotel. Daffodi!s decked the table
and the name cards were ornamented with
tiny chickens in honor of the season.
The Islesdale club held its closing party last
evening in Johnson hall. A cotillion was
danced and the favors were flowers, toys,
Mrs. Noble led and several amusing figures
were introduced. Supper was served at mid
night Mrs. Noble and Miss Dayton, the
pianist, were presented with souvenirs. The
club reorganized for next winter with Mr..
Dearborn as president. ..E ,-.fr-
Mrs S, C. Gould gave luncheon Of twenty
five covers yesterday afternoon at the Com
mercial Club. Purple violets were the flowers
used for a centerpiece and at each cover and
softly shaded tapers added to the charming
effect.
The engagement of Miss Dora Greenhaden
and F. W. Reemen has been announced.
The wedding will take place in July.
The wedding Of Miss Elsie Gilman and John
Borncamp took place last evening at the
home of the brides mother, 1928 Fourth ave-
nue. s. The service was read by Rev. w. c.
Gibbons.
Miss Anna r. Perkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J., F. Perkins, and Anthony R. Koehn
were married Sunday afternoon in the pariors
of the First Baptist church. The service was
followed by wedding supper at the home
of the bridegroom's brother. F. H. koehn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koehn will be at home after
April l at 23 Central avenue.
Personal and Social.
Miss Helen Kenney has returned from Du-
luth.
Miss Minnie n. Hoeft has returned to the
city. rs -
Miss May Morrow returned yesterday from