The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-06
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Invitations were received In Minneapolis
this week for the marriage of Mrs. Mar
garet Wade Taylor, daughter of Mrs. AL |
zira H. Wade, to Alexander Grnage of |
New York. The wedding will take place |
Monday. Sept. is. in Chicago at 560S Mich |
1gan avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Grinager will |
at once to Minneapolis, where they |
will spend a week of their honeymoon. |
Both are we'll known in Minneapolis and |
have a host of warm friends here. They |
will live in New York and will be at
home after Oct. at 522 w One Hundred |
and Twenty-fourth street. Mr.. GrinaSe1
left Minneapolis about six years ago and
has not been here in the interval. A part |
of the time he has had a studio and done
landscape painting, but he is so much IN
demand for fine scenic work and mural
decorations that he has devoted most of
his time to this kind Of work in the lead \
ing New York ateiers. He has designed
and put the finishing touches on many or
the best sets of scenery done in New
York and London in the past five years
His vaca lions and short intervals OF lels-
ure he gives to painting panel pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Daniel have issued
Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mary, to Walter Lewis Bene-
dict which will take place Wednesday
evening, Sept. II, at their home, 1901
Thirteenth avenue Sc. About $50 guests
have been invited to witness the service
Thursday afternoon Miss Idela Bach
man will entertain for the bride and on
Saturday afternoon Miss Kate Bennett of
Fourth street Sc will give party in her
honor. Several other affairs have also
been planned.
One of the prettiest Of September we'd
dings will be that of Miss Maude Lever
ing and Winthrop Hale Lawrence, which
%olyo y,1on in
Wednesday evening, Sept. II. Miss Lev
erine will have as her maid Of honor Miss
Bertha Bennett and Miss Cora Bennett and
Miss Helen Scott will be bridesmaids. Lit
tie Miriam Lawrence and Marguerite Cop
page are to be flower girls and Carol Cop.
page will act as pillow bearers Arthur n.
Collins will be best man and the ushers
will be Frank FAIRIES. Percy Lawrence
Harry Squyer and Harry Smith OF 81.
Paul.
Friday evening Mrs E. B. Clement OK
Linden avenue will entertain the pr'ual
party at dinner and Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Benjamin Coppage will give CHINA
shower for the bride.
Invitations havev been received in Min
peanOlis for the marriage Of Miss Gertfude
Rogers. daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Charles
r Rogers and Frederick Giles Titus
which will take place "Wednesday evening
IN Grace church, Montevideo. MINI. MISS
Rogers was student at the university
for several years and is well known IN
college circles.
Rev. and Mrs e. ]. Purdy have issued
invitations for the marriage Oh tileli
daughter Anna L, to Dr. Albert w Imam
Shaw. of Bull. Mimi. which VIII tahH
place Wednesday evening, Sept. ~, III All
Saints Episcopal church
Mrs John Falconer will give Kitchen
shower for Miss Purdy Wednesday AFTER
noon.
The wedding Of Miss Alice K. WhltaAer
end Iudwi. NJ Harmsen, son of Professor
T. W. Harmsen Of Minneapolis, VIII take
place Wednesday at 5 o'clock, at the nome
of the brides mother 379 E Tenth street:
St Paul Miss Nellie Harmsen, sister Oh
the brideeroom will be the brides only
attendant and John Whitaker will be pest
man Last Thursday Mrs. Whitaker en-
tertained sixteen guests at dlnner III
honor OF her daughter and MI. 1armseh
N5rs Jennie L. MacKusick, of the Ar
1inpton will give the bridal dinner Mon
day evening for her daughter MISS Nuth
MacKusick, whose marriage to PAU John-
son will be solemniled on Wednesday
evening Covers will be laid for twelve.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. kidder
of 2415 Thirteenth avenue was the scene
of a. pretty wedding last evening When
their daughter. Emily Charlotte, and Ar
thur Ellsworth Smith. were married. Miss
Ida Blanche Smith was maid OF honor ana
Myron Dwight Kdder acted as best man
Tha service was read by Rev. 5. V. 3.
FISHER and was followed by an informal
reception.
The wedding of Miss Minnie E. South
.nd Henry w Sains was prettily solem
nized Thursday afternoon at the nome O
the brides sister, Mrs. ]. A. Dyste, 1901
Chicago avenue. The service was rea'
by Rev Mr.. Mckay. The rooms were deco
rated with myrtle, ferns, asters ana car
nations In the dining room carnations
formed the centerpiece and vines trailet
over the table The bride wore cream
novelty cloth over cream silk with satll
girdle and stock. Mr.. and Mrs. Sains lef
on the evening ira in for Ortonville, Mimi
where they will make their home.
Miss Mary Emma Buell. and Fredericl
William Bedford were married Thursda
morning at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dumont E. Buell., 375
Eleventh avenue S. Only the immediat
members of the family witnessed the ser
vice. which was read by Rev. Henri
Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Bedford will be a
home at 1903 Clinton avenue after Oct. II
Mrs H. S. Dow entertained at lunch
con followed by box party at the Ly
ceum theater this afternoon in honor {
Mrs. Fl. w. Andrews, of Purcell, India
Territory, formerly Of this city. The deco
rations were In pink and green and tn
cOors were carried out in the menu, nam
cards and flowers. The dining room wa
lighted by pink and green shaded tapers.
The people Of Calvary Baptist churc
gave a reception last evening in til
church parlors in honor of Rev. L. (
Clevenger, who has recently returned fro
eastern trip. The rooms were brig1
with autumn flowers and the lights wei
shaded to harmonize A musical progra
was given by Misses Eleanor C. Nesbit
Edna Hall and Mrs. E. w. Frenh. Re
G. l.. Morrill, G. H. Rust and Mr.. Clever
ger gave short addresses. Light refresl
ments were served About 100 CUES
called aud were received by Messrs ar