The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-13
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A CAR BREAKFAST
It Was Given To-day by Mrs. c.
G. Goodrich.
IN HONOR OF MISSES McCoLLoM
Private Car of Street Railway Com
pany Takes Party to Wild
wood and Return.

The Misses McCollom, brides -elect of
the near future, were the guest of honor
at a charming affair given to-day by Mrs.
G. G. Goodrich. 1t was car breakfast
The party embarked near the Goodrich
residence in the handsomely appointed
private car of the street railway COM
pany. which was decorated in green and
white for the occasion run was maze
to Wildwood and return. At Wlldwood
breakfast was served on the car at Small
tables, each Of which seated a group OF
three. Each table was prettlly decorated
with baskets of flowers and at each place
was small, artistically arranged baskets
OF fruit tied with green gauze rlDpons'
A pretty tea was given yesterday after
noon in honor of the Misses McCollom by
Mrs. Thomas Ingersoll and Mrs. Samuel
Vance Norris, Jr., at the new home or
Mrs. Morris .Blaisdell avenue. The
reception and drawing g-rooms were en-
tirely in green save for an effective bit
of brilliant gold afforded by large bas-
ket of golden glow in the piano. Pink
and white was used in the dining-room,
where the lights were softened by rosy
shades. A basket of white roses
occupied the center Of the table and brass
candlesticks held pink candles.
Assisting in the receiving-rooms were
Mines c. A. McCollom, Edward F. Waite,
e. NJ. Conant, Eugene NJ. Stevens, the
Misses Lyman and Miss Cushman. AS
ElStlnS, IN the QlnSlnS-Tooh were 3.
Arthur Stevens, Misses Harriet Dun
woody, Jeanette Carlton, Agnes Belden,
Elizabeth Morris and Jessie Benton.
There were about 200 guests
The marriage Of Miss Berdie Marguerite
Reinhart, daughter Of Mrs William Rein
hart Of Duluth, to Merton R. Chittenden,
was solemnized last night at O'Clock
at Pilgrim Congregational church. Miss
Cora Record at the organ, played musl-
cal program as the guests were being
seated by the ushers, Messrs. Ward
Hume, Samuel Marsh, J. J. Huss, and o.
E. Naegele. Banks Of Easter lilies and
palms were arranged about the altar.
The Mendelssohn march was played for
the entrance Of the bridal party and Lo-
hengrin for a occasional. Soft music
accompanied the marriage service, which
was read by Rev. F. A. Sumner.
Mrs. w. D. Hume acted as matron of
honor and wore black grenadine over taf-
feta and carried red roses. The brides
maid, Miss Rose Reinhart Of Duluth, sis
ter of the bride, wore pale blue organize
trimmed with lace and carried pink
roses. The brides gown was white
.grenadine over taffeta and silk applique
embroidery. She wore a tulle veil and
carried white sweet peas. Otto Mack
roth of San Francisco served the bride
groom as best man.
49, The ceremony was followed by a recep-
tion at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. J. Rauen, 1106 Lyndale avenue N.
The parlor was adorned with golden glow
and ferns. In the diningroom tall vase
filled with carnations was used on the
table with trailing asparagus vines form
ing q canopy over the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chittenden left for a
short trip east and will be at home after
Sept. 20 at 1914 Lyndale avenue a.. The
out-of-town guests were the bride s
mother, Mrs. william Reinhart Of Duluth
Tradwav nf 10nllIth Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Hume Of Houston, Texas.
A second Duluth bride will be brought
to Minneapolis soon. Miss Grace M
Drummond was married last night tt
William C. Rigg Of Minneapolis at tht
home Of P. Drummond. The ceremon!
was performed by Rev. A. W. Ryan ant
the bridal attendants were Mrs. Watson
Mendenhall and Charles A. Parker Afte
q delicious wedding supper, Mr. and Mrs
Rigg left for a trip to Yellowstone Parl
and the west. On their return in abou
three months they will make their home
in Minneapolis.
The marriage Of Miss Mary M. Neville
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ne
Vile, and Mathew Madigan, took plac
Tuesday morning at st. Charles church
Rev. J. M. Cleary officiating. Mrs. Delt
Thompson was the BRIDES only attendant
She wore charming gown of pink nous
eeline de sole and carried huge bunch o
pink asters. The brides gown was
dainty creation of sheer white with trim
ings of lace and she carried white swee
peas intertwined with naidenhair ferns
Thomas H. Madigan acted as best man.
The service was followed by weddin
breakfast at the new home Of the br1da
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Madigan will b
at home after Sept. l at 1410 Fift
street s.
Miss Clara Robinson, formerly teache
in the Minneapolis schools, and A. s
Burroughs, a prominent business man
Grand Forks, N. D., were quietly maj
ried Monday evening at the home Of th
brides formor pastor, DR.. Alexander Nj
Gregor in St. Paul. There we're abo,
twenty guests present and bridal SUI
per followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr.
Burroughs have gone on an eastern wee
ding trip.
Mrs D. s. Hunter Of Philadelphia hs
formally announced the engagement
her daughter, Mary Hays, to DR.. Archa ]
Wilcox Of Minneapolis. Miss Hunter wi
be a guest at the Wilcox summer hom
Old Orchard, at Minnetonka, this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Daniel announce tt
engagement Of their daughter. May,
Walter Lewis Benedict The wedding wi
take place in September.
Miss Nellie Broom will entertain Fr
day afternoon in honor of Miss Rena &C.
trude Morrison whose marriage to Lesl
Meldon Turnbull will take place Aug 2
Miss Broom Is to be Miss Morrison
bridesmaid. Other affairs have bee
planned for the bride.
Misses Katie and Ida Weber gave tn
first Of series Of bridal entertainment
for Miss Gussie A. Weber, Monday ever
ing. "a novel feature was the writing ,
advice for the bride. Each guest COZ
tributed his ideas and the piece adjudge
the most valuable received prize. Lei
ters were also written to the bride to /
read year from date The parlors wei
in green and gold and in the dining roo
sweet peas and palms were used for dect
ration. Punch was served by little Mis-
Helen Colliton. The linen for the brio
was showered upon her from a corn,
copia of golden rod, suspended by whi
ribbons. musical program was give
by Herbert Anderson and Ruth Traber
Misses Frances Humphrey was hostes
to-day at a luncheon of twelve cover
given for Miss Elizabeth Gilmore Of Del
yer, who is the guest of the Misses Gi
more. The decorations were nasturtium
Mrs. T. IN. kenyon and Mrs. Willia