The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
lnSocial Circles

The marriage of Miss Katherine G. pibb,
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Grove, and Edward
Fitzgerald of st. Paul, took place this morn
ing in st. Anthony of Padua church. Rev.
Father O'Reilly read the service in the pres
enee Of a large number of guests. Mrs Ber-
tina Rathbun Swart was at the organ and T. |
d. Dibb, a brother of the bride, played the |
violin. second brother w. D. Dibb, sang
20 Sautars," composed by himself. A group
Of young wcmen-the Misses Florence Bader, |
Bessie Adams, Helen Simmons, Ada Mellon
bertha Tannehill, Nellie Tannehill Florence
Simmons, Oruna Stevenson, Nina Lauer and
Mrs. Selma Anderson-preceded the bride,
singing the 'Lohengrn" bridal chorus, under
the direction of Mrs. F. W. Dudley Miss
Marguerite Grove Of Gracevillo was maid OF
honor and wore gown of ecru batiste
trimmed with blue applique. The little flower
girl was Bessie Strong, whose frock was CT
white silk. The bride entered with Captain
o. c. Merriman. She wore cream lansdowne.
with a tucked flounce, headed with white
silk ruching on the skirt. The bodice had a
yoke of silk muslin tucked apd was outlined
with lace applique. Frank Van Valkenberg
was best man and Mr.. Swart acted as usher.
The service was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home Of Mrs Grove, on Uni
versity avenue Me- and covers were laid for
thirty The rooms were decked with profu-
sion of flowers Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left
In tue afternoon GOr montreal, ana tney Will
be at home after May Is at 470 Marshall ave-
nue., ST. Paul
Miss Harriet A. Miner and Lewis A. Bun
ker were quietly married at their new home,
$500 Pleasant avenue, last evening. Rev. c.
J. Tannar read the service in the presence of
| a large group of guests.
The marriage of Miss " Knudtson of Wis
consin and William e. Blanchard Of this city
took place at the residence of John Scheyer,
2111 Forty first avenue S, at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Miss Anna E. Brayton was
bridesmaid and D. w. Nolan was best man.
The service was witnessed by a large circle
OF relatives and friends and was read by Rev.
Charles Fox Davis. The couple left for Dodge
Center, Mimi, on the evening train.
1.-THE Viking is monopolizing society this
week, and next week the entertainment by
the Dramatic club will be the great feature
The more one hears Of it the more interest
ing it grows. The scene of the play, 1.-THE
Ladies' Battle" is laid In France in the
period of the empire, which will allow for
| something gorgeous in the way of costuming.
| Miss Modisette and Miss Hart will not mo-
| nopolize this feature, for the men-George
| Willard, Alan Brooks, George Edstis, Mr..
| Paris and the Messrs. Farnsworth-wil be in
| stunning costumes also. The stage will he
| handsomely furnished in the empire style,
and every accessory will be historically COR
rect. George La Due has been called to New
| York and his place will have to be filled by
| the committee. The social feature Of the eve
ming is being emphasized and the foyer will
be transformed into reception room. The
| Misses Alma Hoegh and Helen Janney will
preside at one of the punch bowls. The club
will give rehearsal before the advisory
| board at the residence of Mrs. George Par
fridge next Tuesday evening and dress re-
| hearsals will be held at the Partridge resi-
dence Thursday evening and at the Lyceum
| theater Friday afternoon of next week.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy and James San
defur, whose marriage will take place this
| month, will be the guests of honor at
dancing party and hosiery shower which will
be given Friday evening by Mrs. H. Leitz and
| Misses Elsie and Maude Lochren at the home
of the Misses Lochren, 405 Third avenue Sc
An informal hop will be given by Company
A, First infantry, at Miss Muellers' academy
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Pfeirer of Elysan have
announced the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Molie Pfeifer, and Jesse A. Potter, both
of Minneapolis.
The announcement of the engagement of
Miss Florence L. Campbell, daughter of Mr..