The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
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MORNING NUPTIALS
Farr-scallen Wedding solemnized
in Holy Rosary Church.
LUNCHEON FOR A COLONIAL DAME
Mrs. Craven, President of the N. j.
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LUNCHEON FOR A COLONIAL DAME
Mrs. Craven, President of the N. j.
Society, Is Receiving Many
Social Attentions,

Holy Rosary church. Palms and Easter lilies
were arranged about the altar. Mr.. Babcock
was at the organ and played the Lohengrn'
bridal chorus as professional and the
Mendelssohn march as the bridal couple LETT
the church Mrs. Nellie Monahan sang Gou-
mods adore and Be Still" during the serv-
ice. and ..Salve Regina at the benedic-
ton The ushers were o. D. Opsahl, Eugene
and Albert Scallen. Miss Blanche Scallen
was maid of honor and wore pink silk null
trimmed with ruchings of white null and
carried pink roses. Her hat was of white
and pink chiffon. The bride entered with her
father. She wore white French NULL over
white trimmed with Irish point lace. Her
hat was of white chiffon and the bridal bou-
quet was Of lilies of the valley. The bride
groom and his best man. Frank Scallen, met
the bride at the altar, where the service was
read by Rev. r. z. Harrigan. A wedding
breakfast at the home of MIR. Mrs. Seal
len followed. Covers were laid for thirty
five and only the immediate relatives were
present. Lilies and palms decorated the par
lor and the second room was bright with
pink and white carnations and ferns. White
tulips were in the library, palms in the hal!
and American Beauty roses in the dining
room
This afternoon a reception was held from
until o'clock and there were 200 guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Scallen and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Farr of Milwaukee, parents of the
bridegroom Mrs. Scallen wore black grena-
dine trimmed with lace Frappe was served
by Miss Courtney and Miss Nora Murphy and
Mines John McAvoy Courtney and j. R.
McLatn presided in the dining-room
DR.. and Mrs. Farr will leave on the evening
train for the east. They will he at home
after June 10 at 1881 Fourth avenue S. Mrs.
Fairs travelling gown is of blue canvas cloth
and she will wear a white and black hat
The guests from out of town are Mr. and
Mrs William Farr OF Milwaukee, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Farr Of Madison Wis.,. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Pratt Of Montello, Wis; Miss K.
Redmond of Chicago; Mr.. Smith of Green
Bay, Wis, and Mr. and Mrs Stockwel of
Hudson, Wis.
Mrs. A. w. Hastings of Ninth avenue S en-
tertalned informally at luncheon this after
noon for Mrs. Thomas j. Cravens of Salem
n. j. Covers laiG ten.
Mrs. CraveEs is the state president of the
Colonial Danes of New Jersey, and yester-
day afternoon Mrs. James S. Bell of Park
avenue gave an informal tea from 3 to 5
o'clock for the Colonial Danes of Minnesota
Pink American Beauty roses, daffodils and
jonquils decked the parlors and in the dining
room low basket of daffodils, with bow
Of blue ribbon on the handle, formed the
centerpiece. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Crayeus
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. George b.
Young OF st. Paul, state president. Assisting
through the rooms were Mines Emma Crosby
"A. W. Hastings, W. Fl. Dunwood and George
H. Christian There were forty guests.
Later in the week Mrs. George Porter will
give dinner for Mrs. Cravens, who is the
guest Of Mrs Bell
Mrs. W. c. Shul of Harmon place enter
tanned eighty women at a buffet luncheon
this afternoon. The hours were from - 40
until z O'Clock. The color scheme was in red
and American Beauty roses were used exclu-
sively, with the palms and ferns Through
the rooms and on the table. Mrs Shul was
assisted by Mines. Charles Lewis, j. W. Grit
fin, Fowler, Morris, Bowman and Miss Caro-.
Ign Bailey.
Mrs NJ B. Lee has the engage
ment OF her daughter Florence and Rev.
Benjamin Remington Weld of Northwood.
~ d., formerly of Minneapolis. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday, May IA, in
the Highland Park Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tenant will issue invi
tatlons Tomorrow for the marriage of their
daughter Grace and Charles Edward Adams,
or Duluth, which will take place Wednesday
evening, May IA, in Olivet Baptist church
Miss Lois Tenant will be maid of honor and
Misses Florence Graham and Leila Clough
will be the bridesmaids. Will Adams will
act as best man and the ushers will be Ralph
Boardman, Fred Erb. Paul Adams and glar-
ence Miller of Duluth. Miss Graham will
give luncheon for the bride-elect Wednes
day afternoon, May I, and the bridal dinner
will be given by Mrs, Stella Mcintyre Tues
day evening, May 10.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Hayes, daush
ter of M P. Hayes, and j. T. Dansingberg
will be quietly solemnized at o'clock to-
morrow evening at the residence of Mr. Hayes
on University avenue Sc.
| Two plays will be given at Stanley Hall
Friday evening by the girls of the elocution
| department, under the direction of Mrs
| Charles Mead Holt Tennyson's Princess
| will be presented with careful attention to
costuming. and will be followed by comedy
The Detective in Petticoats.'
Flour City council, Royal Arcanum, will
give~an informal dancing party and banquet
to the members and their friends at the
Holmes Hotel tomorrow evening, compli
mentary to the members initiated in the
| recent membership contest.
Mrs. j. A. Maui of 2515 University avenue
Sc, gave a handkerchief shower for Mis-
Clara Meyers, whose marriage to DR.. ClarI
will take place tomorrow afternoon at tn,
| Church of the Immaculate Conception TIL,
| house decorations were red carnations ant
| ferns The handkerchiefs for the shower wer,
brought in in small go-cart. COLLATION.
was served on small tables, the guests mum
berng about fifteen This evening Mis-
Wayne Meyers will give a the bridal Dime
for her sister and the bridal party. The cere
mony morrow will be followed by recep
ton at the home of the bride on Oak LAX
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Miss Grace Trask gave dinner last even
Helen Humphreys and Charles Wyman Law
renee and the members of their bridal party
A basket of pink roses and ferns was in tn
center of the table and bride marked tn
place of the bride, The place cards repre-
scented wild roses and were painted by Mis-
Humphreys Covers were laid for fourteen
and those at table were: Miss Humphreys
| Mr.. Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, who is to b
maid of honor the bridesmaids, Misses Emm
Carpenter, Alice Mcclellan. Mary Evans an
Grace Trask; Clark Evans, the best man
and the ushers, Fred Davis, Leon Warner
Matt Kennock, Harvey Clamp, Charles Paul
son and Charles Claypoole of Duluth.
Personal and Social.
L. S. Gillette has gone to Boston and Ney
York for two weeks.
The B. of A. Club met this afternoon witt
Mrs. Winter 951 Sixteenth avenue S.
The annual E-worth League picnic will b
held this .near at Lake Minnetonka. June q