The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-14
Social Circles.
4 SEATTLE WEDDING
Miss Ellen Eva Hunter, Formerly Of
Minneapolis, Is Married
There.
Bridegroom Is Wilson Pinkerton
Hammons-Ceremony Performed
in Plymouth Church.

Miss Ellen Eva Hunter, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Hunter, formerly or Mill
neapolis, but now Of Seattle, and wilson
Pinkerton Hammons, were recently mar
ried in Plymouth church Of that city. the
church was handsomely decorated with
white and pink sweet peas. combined with
green Three arches covered with White
tulle had been erected in the front OF the
church and three bells OF flowers were
suspended from them. A large net, nlled
with white sweet peas. hung from the
organ loft to the altar rail. Palms ana
baskets of flowers completed the arrange
ments. ..' .-.
The bride, who wore a creation of en-
broidered chiffon, was attended by MISS
Phoebe Bartlett maid OF honor. she
wore a gown Of green silk and carried
shower bouquet Of pink carnations. MISS
Florence Blethen and Miss Marion Blethen
bridesmaids, We're gowned In white NOUS
seine de sole and carried carnations. MISS
Ruth Sharp was flower girl. The ushers
were viii Mcclure. George Coleman. He
Der Ingle and Frank Case Frederick
Hammons was his brothers best man.
A reception followed at the house, which
was decorated with dahlias and sweet
peas. Mrs. Carter served punch. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hammons left for California, where
they will remain month before taking
their permanent residence in Seattle.
becca Miller to David EXcellimus Cloyd
of Wheeling, w. Va, is announced. Miss
Miller was formerly a teacher In the MIN
neapolis schools and a student at the state
university. Mr.. Cloyd Is city superlntend-
ent of public schools at Wheeling, w. Va.
The marriage will take place early in the
fall, at Mansfield, Ohio, Miss Miller's home.
Miss Nell Bracket entertained charm
ingly at chocolat1ere in honor of Miss
Ridgway, a bride Of next week. A large
number Of the girl friends of the bride
elect enjoyed the morning. o.;
Miss Alice French and her sister, Mrs
Robert Esterly. gave a thimble bee this
afternoon in honor Of the BRIDE elect. A
simple floral decoration prevailed thru the
rooms In the afternoon Miss Rowena
Pattee played several selections and Miss
Elinor Skinner sang very delightfully."- A
number Of readings were given by Mis-:
Ruth Leonard. The guests included abou
thirty girls of the Kappa Alpha Thets
fraternity.
Yesterday Mrs. w. @. Webb entertained
Informally for Miss Ridgway and Mon
day afternoon Mrs. c. A. Brown will b.
hostess at an affair for Miss Ridgway.
Mrs. Josephine B. Rice announces tn
marriage of her daughter, Olive Grace
to Walter S. Pennington Mr.. and Mrs
Pennington will leave Tuesday for Wade
ma, where they will make their home.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts ar
visiting friends in the city whom the.
have not seen for nine years DR.. Rob
erts, who was pastor of the Welsh churcl
of Minneapolis for some years, is now oc
cupying the pulpit Of the Thirteenth
Street Welsh church in New York city
Altho he received unanimous call from
the church here this year he conclude,
to remain in New York. DR.. Roberts vii
preach here Aug. 16 and %. A recep