The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-05

Mrs. Chas. Malmstedt Gives q Thin
BILE Bee for Miss Isabelle
Malmstedt.
About seventy-fve Of the younger wo-,
the Minikahda club. Mrs. w. N. Porte
Gus and Mrs. A. A, Law led and a number
Of novel and amusing figures were intro
duced. In a queen Of the carnival voting
contest the queen was, presented with a
gown. a plano, a hat and fac-similes OF
the other gifts which were showered on
the queen of Monday evening. A feature
OF the cotillion was the special figures
danced by groups of the young women.
Misses Wilson, Northrup and Christian
danced one and Misses Jordan and Nc
Cullough another. Miss Kate Moulton and
Miss Ethel Farnsworth gave am amusing
representation of an automobile contest
up Kenwood hill. in which the hill was
portrayed on a canvas. Mrs. Law and
Mrs. Marguerite Gray led a, kitchen uten-
sill figure. The last figure was danced
around a rose bush on the lawn and the
streamers of pink ribbon repeated the
color Of the blossoms. It was arranged
by Miss Susanne Fletcher and Miss Kate
Moulton and was followed by a shower of
confetti. A string orchestra played and
after the cotillion there was breakfast
in the club dining room. Covers were laid
at three tables and the centerpiece of
each was handsome basket of golden
iris blossoms.
Mrs. Charles Malmstedt gave thirnble
bee this afternoon for Miss Isabelle Malm-
stedt at the home Of her mother Mrs.
Cyphers. Twelve young women, friends
of the bride, were entertained and the
rooms were bright with spring flowers.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Burton NJ.
Smith of Chicago will give a lawn party
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ma1m-
stedt. on West Grant street. Last even
ing Miss Henrietta seyfried gave a Gro
quet party for the bride. There were ten
guests and after the games supper was
served: The decorations were in green
and white.
Mrs. G. f. Fortner entertained a group
OF young women this afternoon at her
home on Hawthorn avenue for Miss May
belle Darling, a bride, of next week. It
was linen shower and Miss Darling was
presented with many pretty gifts.
The Junior promenade of Stanley hall
will be given this evening at the school.
The seniors, Misses Grace Townsend.
Edna Broom, Daisy Mulheram Inez Jones
Evanelle Lewis and Helen Stanford, will
be guests Of honor. Miss Ruth Derry Of
Omaha Is president Of the Junior class,
which has made all Of the arrangements
About seventy-five guests will be present
A wedding which will interest the many
friends of the bridal couple took place this
morning in st. Lawrence church when
Miss Clara, Poucher and Michael J. Luby
were married. Only a small group of
friends witnessed the service which was
read 10
Father GEMS celebrated the nuptiaI mass
Miss Helen Fay was maid of honor and A.
Lande was best man. Mrs. Parks sang a,
nuptfal hymn and Miss Margaret Drew
played the wedding march The bride
wore white and carried flowers The SER
vice was followed by a wedding break
fast at the home of the BRIDES mother
Mr.. Luby and his bride left for a trip.
Mr.. Luby has been manager Of the foot
ball team of the university for several
years and has also been interested in
other college affairs. He is part owner Of
the Occidental Hotel. His bride has
also been connected with the university.
The first informal hop. given by mem
bers of the Bryn Mawri Golf club will be
held at the club house tomorrow even
| ing. ~
Mrs. l.. B. Levinson Of 1902 Fifth ave
nue. S, will receive informally Sunday
evening for Miss Sadie r. Cohen, who
leaves shortly for her home in Victor,
| Col.
| The marriage of Miss Laura Mcintosh
and Herman Arnott was solemnized last
| evening at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs Mary r. Mcintosh, on Fremont ave
nue. IS. A group Of about -seyenty-five OF
the immediate friends and relatives were
1 present. The rooms were charmingly
decorated with snowballs mingled with
palms and sword ferns
Mr.. Arnott met his bride before a bower
Of snowballs and green in the parlor
where the service was read by Rev. J. S.
Montgomery. The bride entered, pre-
ceded by little flower girl, while Miss
Florence Pearsall played the 'rLohengrin'
wedding chorus. Little Grace Fer
guson wore a frock Of blue mousseline de
/ with sweet peas and ferns. The brides
gown was Of white .Yoile over taffeta
trimmed with Yak lace in deep panels
between tucks and a liberty silk sash
Her flowers were Liberty roses.
+ At the reception which followed, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnott were assisted by Mrs
Mcintosh and group Of relatives
i Mrs. Arnott's travelling gown was OF
brown trimmed with bands Of stitched
velvet, with hat to match. Mr. Arnott
! and his bride left for a two weeks trir
In the east After July they will be al
|! home at 273s Fremont avenue S:
4 A pretty wedding took place last even
Ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
G. Kummerer. liz Twelfth street S, when
their daughter, Miss Mamie E. Kummerer
became the bride Of Fernando S. Wad-
dington. About $50 guests had assembled
to witness the plfghting Of the vows. The
rooms were profusely decorated with
palms. ferns and bright carnations The
service was read by Rev. J. S. Montgom-
cry IN the library, where the mantel was
banked high with palms enriched with
carnations Mrs. Lang played annie
Laurie and ooh, Promise Me-, before
the ceremony and the 'Lohengrin'' chorus
81 as the hrida aE..