The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-07
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GIVES A FAD PARTY
Mrs. 81. E. Wilcox Entertains in
Honor Of Mrs. A. w. Andrews.
FADs OF GUESTS REPRESENTED
The Hostess Assisted by Misses Myr-
tice Wilcox and Maud
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street, entertained in a novel manner this |
afternoon, giving a fad party in honor of Mrs.
A. w. Andrews. Each of the fifty guests
arrived adorned with some kind of Il device
to represent more or less strikngly her fad.
Some Of these were so cleverly disguised that
1t exercised the wits vigorously In guessing
them. .~ r.a
= The hostess was assisted by Misses Myrtfce
Wilcox and Maud Miller. The parlors were
bright and fragrant with garden flowers and
in the dining-room the decorative scheme of
black-eyed Susans was carried out In all OF
the table appointments. large basket Of the
flowers were used for centerpiece and the
dark chocolate ices were served In paper
cases fashioned to represent the petals of the
flower The connections also we're in the
form OF colors Of the flower.
The Misses Gilmore Of lGO0 Laurel avenue
entertained on Wednesday morning for their
cousin. Miss Gilmore of Denver. The an
nouncement that it n as to be "Polly Piper
aroused much curiosity. Clay pipes and
table heaped with strips Of tissue, and crepe
paper OF all eolors and designs were the
materials. Each guest received a pipe and
was allowed to choose three pieces of paper.
Then, within a time limit they were required
to draw. faces the bowls of the pipes and
dress them in any fashion they chose The
results were really surprisingly good and it
was hard to award the two prizes. Luncheon
was served at l o'clock. About twenty-five
women were present.
The marriage of Miss Anna Goodison and
Calvin X. Buffers was solennized in very
pretty fashion last evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Weeks, 2010 Nineteenth
avenue NE. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. S. Montgomery, pastor of Wesley
church. in which both the bride and BRIDE
groom have been active members Mr.. But
49, L. ,l1 80 md
will take his bride there to live. There were
present about seventy-hve guests.
The house decorations wero lavish and at
tractive, balsam evergreen being the basis.
the doorways and windows being arched with
this fragrant green. In the, reception hall
golden glow gave brilliant coloring and in
tho parlor; pink swet peas were employed.
The ceremony was read in the library, which
was In green and white, the bow window
being converted into a green bower inter-
woven with white roses. On either side OF the
window was candelabrum holding white
candles The dining-room glowed with the
rich hues of spicy nasturtiums, which banked
the sideboard, festooned the table and formed
big, low centerpiece.
The bride was attended by Miss Rose But
ters, who wore a gown of blue mousseline de
sole over tafeta and carried pink roses. The
brides gown Of white mousseline de sole
with It's soft, dainty effect, was very becom-
ing Both skirt and bodice were tucked and
set with lace medallions. The bodice was
finished with lace and a ribbon girdle. Mr..
Buffers was attended by F. S. Waddington.
A reception followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Buffers have gone for lake trip
and will return to Minneapolis before going
to their home In Kewanee. Among the guests
at the wedding were the brides sister, Miss
Katherine Goodison Of Downing Wis. and
Mrs. c. 3. Colrran, Eagle River. Wis. @.
Among the entertainments give for the
bride have been a dinner by Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery. and a dinner Thursday
evening, given by Mrs W. c. Ranous.
The marriage Of Miss Maud Wyman and
]. G. Pelton was solemntzed last night at the
home of tho BRIDES mother, Mrs. N. F. Wy
man 3638 Dupont avenue s, the marriage
service being read by Rev. r. X. Porter pas
tor Of Stewart Presbyterian church.
The bridal party stood before a bank OF
palms, ferns and lilies in the parlor. The
mantel was covered with vines palms and
white roses. Golden glow mingled with ferns
frightened the living -room.~~ Refreshments
were served in the adjoining residence of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Albert Currier, which
was joined with the family home BY pas
sageway covered with green vines. The
color scheme Of the dining-room was in pink
and green A large basket Of sweet peas oc-
cupied the center Of the table and sweet
peas and ferns covered the sideboard. Smilas
was festooned from the chandelier.
The Lohengrin bridal chorus was played
by Miss Helen Currier as the bridal party
entered. Miss Auttie woodward was maid
Of honor and wore blue moussehne de soae
and carried pink roses. The brides gowr
of white French lawn had a tucked yoke anc
skirt. The yoke was outlined with 1rist
lace and the skirt had lace medallions ant
chiffon ruchings. A satin sash with long ends
was worn and the bridal bouquet was o
white roses Refreshments were served b!
the members of the Mary Bradford Mission
ary society There were about 100 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Pelton will live IN Salt LAX
City and leave next week for their new
home. -
The marriage of Miss Emma l.. Richardson
to DR.. C. A. Smell OF Minneapolis took plac
yesterday at high noon at the home OF tn
brides father, ]. W. Richardson, In Fari
bault The ceremony was performed by Rev
]. II. Albert DR.. and Mrs. Shell have gon
r to Boston on wedding trip. ,~
The marriage OF Miss Ida Pauline sche
and Everett W.. McNear took place Tuesda
afternoon at s o'clock at the home of tn
hride,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Sche
ao1 e Fifteenth street. Rev. J. 8. Mont
romery oflciated. The bridal attendant
were Miss Junie johnson and Fred Tucker.
A dinner was given, Tuesday evening b
Mrs. s. w Calender to celebrate the six
tieth anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Ham
burg's birthday. Covers were laid for twelve
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Miss Marion Burt Of Bryant avenue gave
breakfast yesterday to the members OF til
Theta Delta Zeta SORORITY. Covers were lai
for twelve, and the decorations were pin
T. sweet peas. The party, attended the matine
at the Metropolitan dn the afternoon. -
So.
Mrs C.. A. Rarton, Of 3016 University ave
nue. Sc, Prospect Park, entertained, Tuesda
afternoon, with an initial party, which ful
nished pleasures long to be remembered /
her guests Mrs. Boyd was awarded Il
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