The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
Social Circles.

The marriage Of Miss Lila Finch,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B.
Finch Of st. Paul, and Sewall D. Andrews
will take place in Christ church. ST. Paul,
Thursday evening, Oct. 8.
A wedding which will bring a. bride to
Minneapolis will ltake place Wednesday.
Sept 80, In the Congregational church of
Monson, Mass, when Miss Gertrude Gage,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Gage,
and Hilleary L.. Murray will be married.
Miss Gage has visited in Minneapolis and
made many friends who will welcome her
return.
The marriage of Miss Gwendoline Miles,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miles Of
1903 Park avenue, and DR.. Francis Bar
nard, Jr., Of Duluth, will take place In
Gethsemane church at high noon on
Wednesday. Only small group of friends
will be present at the service which will
be followed by breakfast of twenty-five
covers at the Commercial Club.
An interesting affair Of next week will
be the lawn fete which the women Of st.
PauPs church will have on the grounds at
Lyndale and Groveland avenue Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and evenings.
Japanese lanterns twill illuminate the
grounds and booths for the sale of flow
coffee and candy will prove attractive and
there will also be a fish pond and trad
ing goose. A New England supper will
be served as we'll as Ices and Russian tea.
The Journal Newsboys band will play
and the Minneapolis Ladies' quartet will
sing. A fortune teller will be present to
look into the future for the curious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haugen have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Dora st. Cyr and George s. Draper. The
wedding will take place Oct. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott gave an in
formal reception this afternoon to cele-
brate the opening Of their new home
studio at SO Thirteenth street 8. The
decorations were charming and thistles
were artistically arranged In the first par
| Tor while nasturtiums Haunted their bright
colors in the other rooms. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Scott received alone and assisting thru
| the rooms were Miss Edith Scott, the
! Misses Laura and Grace Golden. Miss
| Pauline Kruger and Mrs. Caroline Doc
little. During the afternoon Mr.. Scott
| played several delightful numbers. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott will also receive this even
ing and about 100 guests were invited for
| the two affairs.
| A reception was given for Mrs. F. B.
Doran In honor Of her birthday Friday
afternoon by her neighbors and friends.
Receiving and assisting thru the rooms
were Mines. G. A. Doran, F. B. Dorans,
| w. ]. Doran, John Doran and the Misses
Willu Bordwell' Kathryne MCGUIRE and
Susie Doran. A large cluster Of roses, a.
gift Of Mrs. Nellie Mccall was placed on
a mirror centerpiece on the dining room
! table. Euchre was a feature of the after
noon program. At the close Of the games
an original poem dedicated to Mrs. Doran
was read by Mrs. E. M. Woodbury. Of
Vermont, who presented the hostess with
a beautifully bound book. Among other
gifts was a delft china chocolate set, a sill
yer candelabra and valuable china from
Hong Kong From small tables arranged
thru the rooms a dainty luncheon was
served. Among those present were Mines.
F. B. Doran. Nellie Mccall, e. G. Bord-
we'll. Ida Kenyon. Herbert THOMPSON. J.
G. Mccall, G. A. Doran, Annie M. Keller,
w. ]. Doran, Freeman L. Daggett, John
Doran. o. M. Pulling, 3. M Woodbury.,
E. w. Boyd, Misses Wilu Bordwell,
Kathryn Mcguire and Susie Doran.
Frank Pettee entertained at his home on
w Lake street last evening in honor OF
his cousins Miss Mabel Boucher and Mrs
w. G. Matchan, of Bismarck, N. D. There
! were present the Misses Kathleen and
Mamie Jones, Miss Ada Law and Miss
Edith Fitz of Merriam Park, the Misses
Struck, Miss Florence Hirsch, Messrs
Walter Godart, P. F. Hirsch, Carl Struck
FIileary Murray, J. r. Phillips, Robert
Hirsch, and Charles Field Of st. Paul
Music was the entertainment for the evn.
ing.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. F. M. Prince
Of Groveland avenue entertained grouI
Of Smith college girls at luncheon in hon
or Of her daughter, who will leave thu
Niddla Of the month FOR Smith Pirl
rases beautifled the table and covers were
laid for twelve.
Miss Agnes O'Connell, daughter of Mrs
; William O'Connen of 72O Thirteenth ave
nue. S, and George Elliott Hutchinson, wer
> married Wednesday evening at the hom
Of the bride. Palms and golden gloy
made the rooms beautiful. Mrs. F. c
Batchelder was her sisters matron O
u honor and Lynden P. Green was best mar
The brides gown was of white satin fou
lard trimmed with duchess lace. TIL
J. thirty five guests included Mr.. and Mrs
l. Batchelder of Newark. Ohio. and Mr.. an
Mrs. F. w. Galloway Of Spokane Wash
:. Mr.. Hutchinson and his bride will be a
: home after Sept. is at Minot, N. D.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday wa
- that Of Miss Lillian Georgia Yost and VIII
- liam w. Harding, which took place at tn
= home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q Jacob Yost, 22O6 James avenue N Tn
g rooms were decorated with roses an
ferns. Miss Clara e. Thompson san
adore and Be Still'' just before the Men
delssohn wedding march was played. Mis-
Maebelle Yost was her sisters maid
honor and wore crepe over green sill
fashioned with passementerie and pam
velvet, and her flowers were sweet pea
ie The bride wore aeolian cloth, over gra
silk, trimmed with chiffon and cream az
plique. Her bouquet was Of white swee
rk pears. The service was read before a
as altar of ferns by Rev. Mr.. Slonaker.
IS, the Informal reception which followed, tt
fe Misses Grouts assisted thru the room
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. c.
en- Curtiss, Miss Juliet Curtis, Master Charlie
y Curtiss, Miss Winnifred Curtiss Of Wash
n ington, D. c.; Mrs. Allen Ray of Ricl
:" field and Miss Grace Pratt of New Yorl
ID Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harding left on tt
a. evening train for the east.
at The marriage of Miss Emma Shelle,
err daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Shelley
$40 Nineteenth avenue S, and Vincer
Schiller took place Wednesday evenin,
The service was read at 8 o'clock by Re
NJ Falk Gjertsen. Miss Josie Shelle,
sister Of the bride was maid of honor an