The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-15

bridal procession was led by little Wini-
fred Nixon and Berdette burst. An in
formal reception followed the service.
This evening family dinner will be given
at the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. r.
G. Benton, in the Holland apartments on
Second avenue S. Covers will be laid for
sixteen.
DR.. Smith and his bride will leave to-
morrow for their new home in Allison.
l. A quiet wedding took place at o'clock
this afternoon at the home Of Dr.. T.. j.
Gray, 1909 Third avenue S, when his
daughter, Mabel, and Albert L., Schaum
Of Annandale, Mimi, were married.
About fifty guests witnessed the service,
which was read by Rev. J. B: Hingeley.
Autumn leaves with red and white carna-
tions and roses furnished an attractive
background. There were no attendants
and the bride wore simple gown of white
Persian lawn trimmed with valenciennces
lace and insertion and carried bride roses.
After the service light refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaum left
for short trip and they will be at home
after Nov. II in Annandale. The guests
included friends from Annadale, st. Cloud
and Delano, MINI.
The directors Of the Northwestern hos
pital will give an informal dancing party
in johnson hall this evening. It will be
the first large affair Of the fall, and as
the directors are all prominent women, it
will be society event. Mrs. H. H. Kim
ball and Mrs. Charles M. Robinson have
charge Of the arrangements. ALERT and
Perry will play and a light supper will be
served.
The marriage Of Miss May Lenox and
Charles Frederick Boyce Of Port Arthur,
Texas, took place last evening at the
home Of the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Milton F. Lenox, on Gfrard avenue 8.
The room where the service was read was
in white and green with hrysanthemums
and palms in the window where Rev. Mar
ion D. Shutter waited the bridal couple
American Beauty roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS were in the other rooms. Twenty
members Of the active chapter Of the
Alpha Phi fraternity, gowned in white,
walked before the bride and made an
aisle through which she went to the i'm
provised altar. Miss Harriet Lenox was
maid Of honor and worn pale blue crepe
de chine and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The brides gown was Of white
crepe de chine trimmed with point lace
applique. She wore a veil and carried
bride roses and lilies of the valley. AL
bert B. Loye was best man.
A reception for 400 guests was given
from, $3.50 until 10 o'clock and the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by Dr.
and Mrs. Lenox, Mrs. Allen Sisson, of
Jamestown. N. Y; Mrs. e. l.. Gates, Of
Denver; s. F. Boyce, Of Duluth, father Of
Mr.. >Boyoe: Miss Bertha Sisson, of James,
town, N. z, and Miss Katherin Boyce.
Of Duluth. Mrs. Lenox wore white crepe
chiffon trimmed with point lace Mrs
Sisson's gown was Of black lace with point
lace trimmings and Mrs. Gates was in
white brocaded satin. Assisting through
tto N
Frank Barney Alvin H. Poehler, Writ
Wilson, J. H. Edmonds and A. A. Law.
Misses Mary and Helen Harrington and
Winnifred and Marjorie Cole served
frappe.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyce left on the evening
train for Duluth for week before going
to Pittsburg, Pa They will spend the
winter in Port Arthur, Texas. Both MIR.
and Mrs. Boyce are graduates Of the uni
versity and the former is a member Of the
Chi Psi fraternity.
A meeting Of the Cotillion club was held
yesterday afternoon to make plans for the
winters parties. The first cotillion will
be given the first week in December in
Elks hall and will be in honor of the WIS.,
tting girls who will be in the city for the
-Heffelhnger wedding. TWO other
parties will be given later in the season.
Charles 3. Heffelfinger was chosen presi-
dent; John r. >Vanderlip, vice president:
Charles S. Gale, secretary and treasurer.
The officers with Robert Hastings and
Karl DeLaittre will form the executive
committee.
The Phoenix club has issued invitations
for the opening ball which will be- given
at the club Thursday evening, Oct. 2.
The second informal Of the year will he
given by the university band Friday even
ing in the armory. The visiting students
from Nebraska will be present. A num-
Der OF affairs are being planned by the fra
tern1t1es Tor the Nebraska people. The
Sigma Alpa Epsilon fraternity will for
mally open it's new chapter house at 112
Church street Friday evening and the Ne
braska members of the fraternity will be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Butterfield will give
a dinner this evening for Miss Gertrude
Ruth uBtterf1eld and Rufus NJ Earring
ton whose marriage will take place to-
morrow. Miss Matilda Burns will be maid
or honor and George Baston, best man.
The ushers will be Cal F. Rice, Vincent
dealy, Herbert L. Long and BRYAN :
Bushnell. The dinner will be followed by
the rehearsal in st. Marks. church. :.
e'iAu WI ~. ". Merfllls or 422 Sew
enth street s, celebrated the f1ftieth an
nlversary Of their marriage yesterday.
Among the guests at the family reunion
were B. F. Woodward Of Champlain. N. Y.
brother Of Mrs Merrill. and Mrs. Wood :
ward and Miss Marion Goss, a niece. Mr..
| and Mrs. Merrill have three children. u.
e. Merrill Of this city, DR.. H. M..a5Dooiit-
tie OF Pomona, Cal. and Mrs. Cochrane.
wife Of J. M. Cochrane of Grand Forks,
N D. Mrs. Merrill has been an invalid
were married in Clinton. county. 81. .s-$Y..
and shortly after moved to Michigan CITY.
Ind. They came to Minneapolis in 1871
and two years later moved to their pres
ent home. 4 tls
The twenty 1--we new members of west