The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-28
n Social Circles
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Bessie Emmons and Walter
Toyne Married the Evening
of Thanksgiving Day.

Another Wedding Of the Day That
of Miss Anna Hennessy and :
! =. Mark Kelloran.
! A pretty wedding of last evening was
! that Of Miss Bessie Emmons, daughter of
| Mrs. s. W. Emmons, and Walter Toyne
which took place at 6 o'clock in Emmanuel
| Baptist church. Palms were banked
| about the platform to make an effective
background for the bridal party. Bruce
! fowler and Bernard Benson were ushers
and George Cole acted as best man. Miss
| Edna Patterson at the piano and Miss
! Thompson. violinist, played the 'Lohen-
grim chorus as a professional. the inter-
mezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana," during
! the service and the Mendelssohn march
| as the bridal couple left the church. Miss
Matthews sang Because Love You So
just before the service was read by Rev.
G. A. Cleveland The bridesmaids were
Misses May Lloyd and Izetta Williams and
| they wore white French lawn and carried
white chrysanthemums. The maid Of
honor, Miss Vida Seeley of Litchfield was
| in pink silk mule and her flowers were
| pink roses. Little Margaret jacobson, in
| a fluffy frock, was flower girl and the ring
was carried by Percival Wye. The brides
gown was Of white liberty silk trimmed
with narrow ribbon and her flowers were
| bride roses
| The service was followed by a reception
| for 100 guests at the home of Mrs. En-
mons on Sixteenth avenue S. Smilax and
white carnations made an attractive deco
ration through the rooms. MIR. and Mrs.
Toyne left on the late train for trip
and on their return they will be with Mr..
Toyne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Toyne, on Twenty-f1fth avenue S, for
while. The brides travelling gown was of
! green whip cord with a hat to match.
| The wedding Of Miss Anna Hennessy
ana Mark kelloran of Morris, took place
| place yesterday morning in the Immacu-
late Conception church. Miss Mary
Cough!in was bridesmaid and John Hy-
land OF Rosemount was best man. The
| bride wore white lansdowne and carried
bride roses. The bridesmaid was in white
Miss Vincent was at the organ. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kelloran will leave, Tomorrow for
! their home in Morris.
| = DR.. and Mrs. Edward J. Brown enter
! tanned at dinner Of twenty-five covers
yesterday at their home on Pleasant ave-
nue. IN honor of the fortieth anniversary OF
and Mrs. John Cummins Of Eden 1Prairie
Mr.. Cummins came to Minnesota in 1856
| from Pennsylvania and located on a farm
| IN Eden Prairie where he has since re-
sided. Mrs. Cumnlins came from New
Hampshire in 1858 to keep house for her
brother, Edwin Clarke. Among the guests
yesterday We're Mrs. Franklin Cook, Miss
Flora Cook, F. W. Cook, T.. e. Clark Ed
win Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ]. Clark of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. Clark
of st. Paul and Mrs. Caroline Fullerton, of
! Mankato, MINI. g..
Mrs. Charles Dickernlan, Jr,, nee Stone,
Misses Martha Rogers and Blanche Powell
were among the assisting Kappa Kappa
Gamma young, women at the post nuptial
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F..
|. Olds at the Nabersberg residence in St.
Paul. The hours were from 5 to 9
o'clock and about 200 guests, were present.
A. musical program was a pleasant feature
of the evening": Southern smilax and yell
low chrysanthemums were the decora tions
Inc fhoen1H club gave a pretty cotil1ion
last evening in the club ball room About
forty couples were present. Mrs. Noble
was mistress of ceremonies and arranged
the figures to celebrate the day. Foot
ball also was feature of several figures.
In one the men kicked a large tissue paper
| football and released innumerable small
leather balls. In a chrysanthemum waltz
the dancers wore maroon and gold flow
ers. Horns and trumpets, and CONNECTIONS
| representing the dishes served at a
Thanksgiving dinner were other favors,
An elaborate supper was served at mid
night
The first of a series of dances was given
last evening in Elks hall by the Ell1s'
entertainment committee. e. Kayser was
master of ceremonies and was assisted by
! w. G. Bachn1an, +. c. Shepherd and
Frank Stafford. The program of sixtee1s
| numbers was played by Barrett's orches-
ira and was followed by a supper The
next affair will be given Dec. IL and BIZ
monthly parties will be pleasant feat
ure Of the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs w: H. wrightsof E. -Four
| teenth street celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage last even
| ing. About 120 guests were present.
Chrysanthemums, roses and smilax were
! the decorations and above the mantle
! were dates "1S77' and 1902 Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright were assisted by Mrs. Scott
Roby of Grinnell, Iowa, and Mrs. o. ..
| Winter. A buffet supper was served and
| later musical program was given. The
| fire department., with which Mr.. Wright
| is connected, presented Mr.. and Mrs
The Central High School Athletic asso-
| citation gave a reception and dancing par
ty in johnson hall last evening for the
Duluth football team. The colors of both
schools were used in the decorations. Miss
! Ransom played program Of fifteen num-
! bers and Miss Capin acted as chaperone
! Frappe was served during the evening.
The guests of Hotel Southern gave. a
dancing party last evening. A program
| Of seventeen numbers was danced and
supper was served. The rooms were deco
| rated with roses, carnations and smilax
| The guests were received by Mrs Jones,
! Misses Rose Kane, N. Holland Marie Sui
Ivan and J. II. Kane The affair was the
first of a series which will be given at the
hotel.
The people Of Park Avenue M. e. church
arranged a pleasant surprise Wednesday
| evening for the pastor, Rev. G. G, Val