The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
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The wedding Of Miss Eta Merilla Wash
burn and William Heathcote Delaney Rees
was solemnized last evening in St. Paurs
church. 1t was the first wedding in the
Sshurch since the building was moved. The
nhancel was decked with a profusion of white
and pink sweet peas by the Daughters of the
king. "A. "a. Rankin was at the organ and
played an appropriate program as the guests
\ arrived and were seated by the ushsrs. Frank
Campbell and George Horton. The 'Lohen-
grin" bridal chorus was played a process
.stonal and the surplce choir preceded the
bridal party. Gdiss Efie Mason was maid
of honor. She wore white Paris muslin
trimmed with lace and her, flowers were
pink sweet peas. The brides gown was Of
white point desprit over taffeta- The bodice
had bolero Of real lace. She wore q veil
and carried white sweet peas. Thomas Rees
Fwas best man and Alfred H. Washburn. the
brides brother, gave her in marriage. The
service was read by Rev. B. T. Webb and
the bridal couple left the church to the
strains OF the Mendelssohn march.
An informal reception followed at the new
home Of the young couple. 200 Twenty
seventh street, and the fifty guests included
Mrs. A. S. Otis, Maiden Rock, Wis; Mr.. and
- Mrs. wv. "A. Otis, West Superior, Wis, and
Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer, Chicago. Sweet
peas were also used at the house. Assist
Ing through the rooms were the Misses Eff
ne Manson, Lydia Garvey, Mayme Bosworth,
Grace Graves and Mrs F. E. Creighton.
: Mr.. Rees and his bride left for Michigan
and they will receive after Aug 1.
: Mrs. Hattie Fees entertained the members
OF the bridal party at dinner Monday eve
ming. Pink and white sweet peas decked
the table AFTER dinner the bride and bride
groom presented their attendants with pref
3ty watch fobs
Invitations have been received in the city
for the marriage of Miss Mabel Catherine
Cross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles A.
Gross, and John William Ogren of Grand
Forks, N. D., which will take place in st.
5Paul's Episcopal church, Hudson, Wis, July
80 Miss Cross was student Of the univer
sity and Mr. Ogren formerly resided in Min
Eeapolis. =
Mrs. W. D. Boutell gave a pretty luncheon
to-day at her home, 1903 Kenwood parkway,
in honor of Miss Charlotte Munster of Bos-
ton, who is the guests of Mrs. w. T. Bou-
tell. Covers were laid for ten and sweet
peas carried out color scheme of pink.
! Mrs. Washington Yale will give a lunch
con Tomorrow for Miss Munster and later
Mrs. w. T. Boutel will entertain for her.
Mrs. Charles Chase gave an informal lunch
con to-day at her home on Park avenue.
! Mrs. A. &c, Walker Of Springfield, Ohio
was the guest of honor at a dinner given
last evening by Mrs William Miller of Ell
ltot avenue S. The centerpiece was mound
sof sweet peas and covers were laid for twelve
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. l.. Rose entertained ff-
teen guests at a tallyho ride last evening.
After drive around the lakes, supper was
served at the Rose residence, 1920 First ave-
nue. s. "
, Miss Jennie Smith entertained group Of
young people last evening in honor of John
Ellicott who will soon leave the city. Games
and dancing were the amusements. Present
were the Misses Ethel Gibbs, Carmel Gibbs,
Cora McGof, Marie OConnell, Ella Cody,
Grace O'Rourke, Florence Eldredge, Cumm,
,Mcain, Messrs. John Elhcott Harry Smith,
Wilbur Smith, Sam Cobbins, Norman Haugh,
Frank Mc1nerny, Charlie o'Connell, Dan
Tronbly and Welch.
7~@ Personal and Social.
J. Mrs. W. S. Jones and daughter are home
from Lake Pulaski.
! David Percy Jones will leave FOR the sea-
shore Friday to join his family.
: Miss Vena Ldwin, Peoria, ILL.,, is the guest
of Miss Burton, 912 Chicago avenue.
Miss Kate Kennedy of Rockwell Iowa, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mae Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell and daughter have
: George Melcher is at his summer home in
.Oeonomowoc, Wis, to remain until Sept. 1.
: Miss Claudia L. Crockett of Chicago Is visit
ing her brother, Leon c. Crockett, 343s First
avenue S. =
; Mrs. John Burton Hoist of Lake Benton is
the guest of Mrs: Thomas F. Adams; Ninth
avenue S.
| Mrs A. E. Allen and children of e213 Six
teeenth.s avenue S, are at osakis, Mimi, for
the summer.
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Darlington, Wis, to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Sandofurs father.
Mrs R.; Lidwin and daughter. Edna, of
Peoria. H.. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
?-Brin, 14O2 Ninth street S.
Mrs L. g: BARLEY. formerly Of Minneapolis,
but now of Ekhart, Jnd is the guest of Mrs
8. R. Sykes of Clifton avenue
Mrs. Sarah Brock OF Spokane, Wash, is the
guest of Mrs John Burie She will also visit
her former home in Berlin, Canada
Miss Harriet Rolfe of Chicago, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs Eugene M,
Stevens, has gone to stacyville. Iowa. :,
= The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Chicago Ave-
evening on the lawns of E. T Stone and E.
II. G.. Richardson, 3156 and 1852 Columbus
avenue. program of music will be pleas
ant feature and Ice cream will be served.
The Ladies' Aid society of Pilgrim Congre-
sational church, Lyndale and Fourteenth ave-
nues N, will give ice cream social this
evening in the church parlors. ~ 1, y
MlnneapOilS people at New YORK hotels are
as follows: Broadway Central, c. S. Axtelle:
Manhattan, H. H. Robinson. -,
Miss Mcleod of Sault Ste. Marie, Canada.
who has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs a.
II. Stone, for month, has returned home.
Willard w. c. T. U. will give an ice cream
social this evening on the grounds at Lake
street and Aldrich avenue S.
William r. Grimshaw has returned from a
weeks visit in New York. - ~
mrs. Lewis W. Campbell left last evening
for Philadelphia, where she will join her
daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Holman. They will
spend the summer at Atlantic City. -
The sewing society Of Myrtle LODGE Degree
4 OF Honor, will meet at Lake Harriet Friday
afternoon. A basket supper will be served al
6 o'clock. y
Mrs. Alice Pew left last evening to spend
the summer in Nebraska. -
Mrs. J. 5, Stacy and W. B. Skinner of Ana.
mosa, Iowa. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs c.
i p. Stacy of 1919 Portland avenue.
Club Calendar.
THURSDAY
Ladies Guild of Christ church, Mrs. H. l.
Blunt 32o4 Fourth avenue s. afternoon.
Thursday Literary Club, Miss Lillian May
2513 Stevens avenue, afternoon. ..s.'
Myrtle Rebekah lodge, Mrs. Melville &1: