The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-17
Social Circles.
MUSIC And GUESSES
Guests at Function for Miss Ridg-
way Had to Be
Clever.
Marriage Of Miss Marie Wright and
Carl Jones Quietly
Solemnized.

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at an afternoon function given to-day by
Mrs G. A. Brown of 67 Twelfth street S..
The parlors were adorned with red mas
turtiums and geraniums in setting Of
sunac. Yellow tiger lilies and nastur-
tiums were used in the library, combined
with black, and pink sweet peas and car
nations were arranged in the dining-room.
Guessing contests were enjoyed and
program of music and readings was given
by the guests Among others Miss Har-
riet Wales and Miss Margaret Daniels
contributed vocal numbers, Miss Rowena
Pattee and Miss Helen Brown gave piano
selections and Miss Ruth Leonard gave
reading.
Among those present were the Misses
Marie and Edith Todd, Misses Clara Fan
ming, Alice Jackson, Mayme Stoughten,
Alice French Ida Baker, Helen Blitz, Nell
lie Bracket. Emma Carpenter, Lulu
Clough, Sarah Dow, Margaret Daniels,
Anna Webb, Ethel Harris, Mary Long
brake, Helen Blackmar, Ethel Ridgway,
Mabel Allison, Margaret Hgman, Franta
Frule. Jean Steavens, Ethel Simmons and
Mrs. Robert Esterly.
This evening Henry Knoblach will enter
tain a large group of friends of the bridal
couple with a trolley ride.
Tomorrow evening, after the bridal din
ner, the rehearsal will be held at the home
| of Miss Ridgway.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Margaret Harrison to James T. Horner of
Cincinnati. The wedding will take place
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 8. Carris announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Eva,
to Edward j. Woost. The marriage will
be solemnized in September.
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Carl Jones was quietly celebrated Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at tho home Of
Mrs. j. T. Jones, 748 East Eighteenth
street. Only the immediate relatives wit
| messed the ceremony at which Rev. Alex
ander Patterson officiated After the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for a trip on
the lakes.
| Miss Lysette A. Baehr and Ernest
Reutiman were married Wednesday
| evening at the home of the brides broth
| er and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
| Hastings, 1851 E Thirty first street. In
] the hall golden glow was used with vines
and cut flowers were arranged with
| ferns and vines In the parlor. A wedding
bel lof bridal wreath and ferns hung
above the bridal couple during the serv-
| Ice, which was read by Rev. G. Gamble.
| The bride wore a gown of white lans-
downe trimmed with shirrings and folds.
Her flowers were brides roses. She was
| unattended.
| About thirty friends witnessed the GER
| emony. Mrs. W. A. Deggeller of Still
water, an aunt of the bridegroom, was
among the guests.
Thursday evening Miss Harriet Warner
gave lawn party in honor of Miss Lii
liam Yost, a September bride, at the home
Of her, grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
4 H. Warner, Golden Valley. Japanese
lanterns were hung about the extensive
I grounds and a large bon fire threw its
light over the young people, who were
roasting corn In it's glowing Goals. About
sixty guests were entertained.
Misses Ella Hopkins, Lillian Bausman
Aemlia Hillman and Hillman were host
esses at lawn party Thursday evening,
given at the home of Miss Fern Carne1l
1880 Lyndale avenue S. During the even
ing gypsy fortune teller read the fu-
lures of the young people. Watermelons
connections and frappe were served on the
lawn. About twenty guests were present
Friday group of young people went
to the home Of Miss Inez Williamson al
Lake Harriet for a lawn party On &C.
count Of the bad weather they were en-.
tertained in the house with dancing and
music.