The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-30

mer and Arthur u. Helliwell. whose wedding
takes place Feb. II. Tho decorations were in
yellow and white. and covers were, laid for
eight.
Mrs. J. B. Brinl1nall of st. Paul entertained
a group of women from the Ladies' Thursday
Musicale OF Minneapolis and the Schubert
Club of StsPaul yesterday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs.. William j. Hall OF Minneapolis. Cow
ers were laid for fourteen, and those present
were Mines. Hall, Woodward, George Wilson.
c. G. Lyford, DE Haven, William Grant and
Arthur e. Peck of Minneapolis and Mines.
Albert, j. w. Mabon. p. T.. Mabon. G. B.
Nebinger and william Lindeke of st. Paul.
After luncheon Mrs. Brimhall and her guests
attended the Schubert Club recital in Summit
hall.
An interesting wedding Of last evening was
that of Miss Tena Hanson and Clarence j.
Zinthe0 of st. Paul, which took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hanson, 7S4 3 Sixteenth street. Tho
service was read in a green bower, and sus-
pended from an arch was a wedding bell OF
white carnations and roses aster lilies were
arranged among the palms that banked the
bay window In the reception room red roses
were used and yellow daffodils frightened the
apartment where the gifts We've displayed.
The dining-rnom was in pink, with g CENTER
piece of pink roses.
A string orchestra played the wedding
march as the white satin. ribbons were
stretched by the young brothers of the bride.
Miss Ann gallagher, the maid of honor. wore
white and green net over white silk trimmed
with chiffon and panpe satin and she carried
white narcissus blossoms. Little Dorothy
Hanson carried the ring on a white satin
cushion. She wore a frock OF white point
d'esprita over white silk. The brides gown
was of white crepe over White taffeta. The
yoke was of shirred chiffon edged with pearls.
She wore veil and carried orange blossoms,
sent from California.
The bridegroom and his best man, Clarence
Hillman Of St. Paul. met the bride before the
improvised altar. The service was read by
soft accompaniment. At the informal recep-
tion which followed. the bridal couple were
assisted in receiving by MI. and Mrs. Han
son, Mrs. P. N. Hanson and John Zintfeo OF
Fargo, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zintheo left for a short we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Zintheos travelling cloth was
OF blue cloth and she wore tan coat lined
and trinlmed with fur brought from Russia
by her husband. They will be at home in
the Dartmouth, St. Paul. for the winter, and
later will go to Europe. .s,5Ess
Mr. Zintheo has travelled extensively In
Russia and spent the past three years in
South America. He was graduated from the
state university III " Huu was leader OF Tie
Ski-U- Nah quartet for season,
A quiet Wedding took place yesterday aft
ernoon in Fowler NJ. Il. church, when Miss
Sarah Wilkinson Coffin, daughter of the late
Rev. B. Y Coffin, apd Fred B. Worley were
married. The service was read by Rev. p. o.
Cool and was witnessed by only the imme-
diate members Of the family. The bride wore
gown of blue cloth with "a white front and
black hat trimmed with plumes. A wed
ding dinner was served at the home of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. j. w. Batras in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worley will make their home
in St. Paul.
Miss Florence Kierce and Burt Chandler
were quietly married last evening at the home
of the bride, 121 Tenth avenue NE. The
service was witnessed by small group Of
guests .t
The marriage of Miss Anna E.. Churchill
and Henry c. Kruckeberg took place Monday
evening at the home of the brides parents
The decorations carried out color scheme
of green aud white. Rev. Father Arctandel
read the service in the presence Of only the
immediate friends and relatives. The Misses
Agnes Byrne was bridesmaid and little Mae
Newell of Belle PLANE, q niece Of the bride,
was flower girl, George Crotty was best man
A wedding supper was served and musical
The wedding of Miss Amy e. Barnes and
William e. Willis was solemnized Tuesday
evening at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. {Barnes, 1905 ILyndale
avenue n, in the presence of small group
OF friends. Miss Addie Sutzin was maid Of
honor. She wore "a white gown and carried
pink roses The brides gown was of white
silk muslin trimmed with ribbon and lace
She wore wreath OF 1White roses in her hail
and carried a cluster Of the same flowers
Edward Lichliter was best man and the serv.
ice was read by Rev. C. F. Holt. 4 Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis will reside a. 3O01 Third street N
| Miss Margery Berry and Wilfred D., Scot
were married Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. %. Woodward. Rev. s.
3. Maltbie read the service
MT. and Mrs David fielmerus celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary at thei
home. Oil Fourteenth avenue s, Sunday, ant
about fifty of their friends gathered in homo
| OF the occasion. A table service of silver wa
presented to the hosts by Lieutenant N. P
Nelson on behalf of the company. An origina
poem by Gustaf Wicklund was read by tn
author. Among those present were Messrs
and Mines. A. e. Anderson, Hjalmer Andree
| B. N. Bendz, Solomon Anderson, F. w. Bruce
| THO. Darum, N A. Homberg, Charles John
| son, Ole Mohn, @. "A. Sandberg and Gusta
! Wicklund; MINES. Agnes Bagge, Anna Dahl
| berg, Anna Wicklund; the Misses Ingebor
1 Hellberg, Maria Johnson, Mimmi Neck, Alice
1 The1la and Nanny sandberg, Dagmar Wallen
| strom; Messrs. B. G. Dahlberg, August Tim
norman, Sigyart sorensen, N. P. Nelson
Nels Nordlander, olof Rosen and William
| %Rydmarck
/ Miss Amelia G. Heiker Of St. Paul and d.
! William B. Murphy Of Minneapolis were mar
/ ried In the Church Of St. Lawrence, Fart
bault, yesterday morning Rev, r. Elsort
read the service, which was followed by
reception at the home of the BRIDES parents
DR.. and Mrs. Murphy will make their HON
/ in Minneapolis.
Personal and Social.
Miss Maud Stacy Of Osage Iowa, Is a CUES
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Jessie NJ
4 Johnston.
I Miss Anna D. Blitz of 1726 NicOllet avenu
left last evening for Indianapolis for a Wis
of two months.
i lola Rebekah lodge, No. So, will give a car
I party and dance for the benefit of "a membe
i Saturday evening.
! no Todioc,3 Sociol Cuh will moot fn.noo,