The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-07
Social Circles.
BRIDE KNOWN HERE
Miss Lila McCauley Is to Be Mar
ried in Washington on
Wednesday.

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One of the bridesmaids Will Be
Miss Alice Roose-
welt.
Minneapolis people will be inter-
ested in the approaching marriage of
Miss Lillia McCauley and Walcott
Tuckerman which will take place in
st. Johns church, Washington. at
McCauley is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCauley of Washing
ton and a niece of VIII 3. Steele of
Minneapolis. She is one Of the pop
ular group of young girls of which
Miss Alice Roosevelt Is the leader and
is an uncomm only pretty blonde who
made her debut two years ago. Her
sister, Miss Annie McCauley will be
the maid of honor and the bridemaids
include Miss Roosevelt, Misses Anita
Poor, Harriet Wadsworth Postle-
waite, Sargent Mary Carlisle, all of
Washington; Miss Mabel Taylor, of
philadelphia. and Miss Grace sedg-
Roosevelt has been bridesmaid at
the weddings of several of her friends
this will be the first time she will
serve in Washington and Miss Nc
Cauley will be the first Washington
bride to be attended by the daughter
of a president. Mr.. Tucker will
have his brother, Lucius Tuckerman
as best man and his ushers will be a
group of Harvard classmates. The
wedding will be followed by break.
fast at the McCauley home on Rhode
Island avenue.
Another niece of Mr.. steele's was
recently married in Washington when
Miss Rosa Carlotta Vincent. the
daughter of Mrs. Vincent Of Rhode
Island avenue, and William Hubley,
Potter Of Philadelphia were we'd.
BRIDES mother was the daughter Of
Franklin Steele. The wedding was
home affair and took place last
Thursday. The bride had her three
cousins, the Misses McCauley and Miss
Wiltse of New York. among her at
tendants and they wore pink chiffon
gowns with large hats Of white lace
and carried brevadia blossoms. The
brides gown was of chiffon cloth on a
foundation of satin. The lace bertha
on the bodice was caught with a ,dia-
mond heart, the gift of the BRIDE
groom, and a. crown of diamonds and
pearls from the BRIDES mother. The
veil was of tulle and the bridal bou-
quet of Easter lilies Mrs Vincent
gave her daughter in marriage and
wore black lace and satin over white
silk. Mr.. Potter and his bride went
they will be in Philadelphia for the
winter.
Mrs. j. J. Gerber, assisted by the
ladies Of Lyndale Congregational
church, gave a delightful reception
this afternoon at her home on LyndaIe
avenue S for Mrs. l.. H. Keller Of Mil
waukee. The decorations were all in
yellow and white and chrysanthemums
were the only flower used. The great
blossoms were resplendant in the par
lors and in the diningroom the large
mirror which fills one end of the wall
was wreathed with green and chrysan-
themums, which were repeated again
and again in the glass. On the table
was clslIters Of the blossoms and
ferns We're on the sideboard.
Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. Keller were
assisted in receiving by Rev. and Mrs.
G. e. Burton. Miss Emma White,
president of the two societies of the
church, and Mrs. Albert Haines, presi-
dent of the first division. The young
women in the diningroom were the
Misses Edgerton, Misses Dinsmore,
Grlnstead and .Peet. A charming pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Theodore
Maggie and Mrs. Wilbur Babcock. Mas
ter John Crosby also sang a group of
numbers. Mrs. Keller is the wife of
the former pastor of the LyndaIe Con-
gregat1onal church and she has been
much entertained in her weeks visit
with Mrs. j. A. Crosby She will re-
turn to Milwaukee early next week.
Mrs, r. w. Cummings and daughters
rave a rose card party this afternoon
at their home on Portland avenue.
The decorations were in pink and were,
charmingly carried out in brides
maid roses. Six tables were PLAYED.
and each score card represented . a
large rose. All the favors were roses.
This is the third Of series of informal
affairs planned by Mrs. Cummings and
the Misses Cummings
Mrs. E. Snow Woodwork gave q
prett1ly appointed luncheon to-day at
her home on Lyndale avenue S for
Miss Edith Ives. Covers were laid for.
ten and the guests included the de-
butantes.
The marriage of Miss Ives and Rich
ard Woodworth, Mrs. Woodworth's
brother, will be a pretty event of the
winter.
Mrs. E. M. Stewart. announces the
engagement of Miss Winona B. Orff
to DR.. Arthur Teall Mann.
The marriage of Miss Garnet Low
ell Butcher, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lowell Butcher, and. Ed
ward James .O'Brien is announced to
take place Wednesday evening, Nov.
rs, at o'clock in All Saints church
This afternoon Mrs. r. G. O'Brien
and the Misses Pindell gave parcel
shower at the home of the latter, 216.
Tenth street S, for Miss Butcher. The
parlors were made pretty with clus-
tiers Of pink and white flowers and
red was the chosen color in the dining
room. White chrysanthemums and
white ribbons wreathed the brides
chair. The guests numbered twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Drummond of
New York, who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Partridge, were the
guests of honor at dinner dance
which was given last evening by Miss
Prudence Wyman at her home on
Park avenue. It was a pink and
white dinner and white chrysanthe-
| NUNS and sunset roses formed a
beautiful centerpiece while a cluster
Of yiolets was at each cover The
| name cards for the women were lily
shaped and tied with bow of white
gauze ribbon bearing the monogram
| of the hostess and the name of the;
guest in gold. The mems cards were
| of birch bark with, Indian heads and
| bright colored quilts were. thrust thru
| the bark. Covers were laid for TWEEN
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