The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-05

Wednesday evening, Oct IA, and the
ushers will be Chicago men, Charles S.
Pike, John A. Dickson, Alfred Mayo,
Lloyd L. Breed, Clarence L. Birch and
Mr.. Patterson and his bride will be
at home after Nov. l at Western
Springs, Ill. ..-
Mrs. George r. Newell will enter
tain at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs.
Will S. Hill. After luncheon cards
will be played. Last week Mrs. Hill
gave luncheon for eight guests.
Garden flowers beautified the table
and the rooms. Mrs. Hill will leave
shortly with her family for the south |
to spend the winter.
This evening the people of Fowler
NJ. e. church will give a reception for |
Bishop and Mrs. Fowler and DR.. and
Mrs. Cool in the church parlors.
Miss Emma Carpenter and Miss
luncheon this afternoon in Donaldson's
tea rooms for Miss Mytrice Wilcox.
Luncheon was served in the Dutch
room and the decorations and ap-
pointments were in red and green.
The table was crossed with red satin
ribbons and roses were strewn over
the cloth. In the center was a cluster
of feathery ferns and big tulle bow
was tied to the brides chair.
Miss Dorah Halpin and Henry
Francis Flynn Of Duluth were mar
ried in st. Stephens church this NOR
ming. Rev. Father Danehy read the
service. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
mother. Only the relatives and i'm
mediate friends were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Flynn left on the afternoon
train for their home in Duluth.
A pretty wedding of Saturday was
that of Miss Fern Kinsell and Walter
Wallace Tyler, which took place in
the evening at the home Of Mrs. Leon
ard Kinsell of 1901 Fourth avenue
S. Miss Lulu Klapp played the
"Lohengrin' bridal chorus and '"rhe
which was read by Rev. w. w. Daw-
ley. The bride wore white crepe de
chine and carried bride roses. Supper
was served in the dining-room by
Misses Bessie Lane and Ethel Buch-
anan. The rooms We're bright with
autumn leaves, palms and carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler left for a short
trip and they will be at home after
| Nov. 1 at 1910 Columbus avenue. The
| out of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. A. Tyler and H. D. Tyler of Bur-
lington, VT; M. G. Tyler of Jackson
| r d.,
Johnston Of Langdon, n. D: and Mr..
and Mrs. A. De Forest Tyler OF st.
Paul.
Mrs. F. A. Simmons and children
will leave tomorrow to attend the
| Dorothy Kremer in San Antonio,
Texas Oct. IA. Paul Andrew Brooks
will leave Friday to act as Mr.. Sim
mons best man. ~. .--. 49,.
Il Miss Bertha Church of Iii Tween
Of young people Saturday, evening
Music was furnished by a quartet and
there was dancing and games. "A
light supper was served.
Mrs. j. w. Barnard entertained fifty
guests at a musicale Friday evening
at her home, BOAT Lyndale avenue S
Autumn flowers and japanese Ian
terms made the rooms beautiful. The
program was given by Mrs. Frances
Rolph, Mrs. Wasserzieher, a man
dolin club and Mr.. Farley, and ligh
! refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sarah Farr entertained
group Of friends Friday evening at he
home on Nicollet avenue. Music wa
{; the feature of the affair and a pro
gram Of piano and violin number
was given. ., $50
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Estell
Stickney and Evan r. Hart tool
place Tuesday evening at the home
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs "
y H. Stickney: 1910 Fourth avenue :
Rev. L. H. Hallock read the servtc
q in the presence of thirty guests. Flow
81 ers and palms furnished prett.
background for the bridal party
Miss Emma Stickney, the maid Q
q honor, wore pale blue silk over whit
Il andA carried pink roses. The bride
gown was Of cream crepe de chin
81 over white and her flowers were Bird
4 roses Miss May Watkins played tn
= bridal music and Carl Knudson wa
s best man. Supper was served In tn
e diri1ig-room where autumn leaves an
= snnilax made a brilliant decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart left for sho1
= tri1, to sault Ste: Marie and they WI
b., at home after Oct. II at 232
- Polk street NE. - NJ ~ 2
The Misses Mabel, Mary and Rut
r Bell entertained twenty young wome
t. at utility shower Friday evening
honor of Miss Fannie Esthe
Bigg, whose marriage to, Frank Y
Van SAINT will take place Wednesda
evening. 49,
Personal and Social.
Usage. te &..- :,
B. J. West and Mrs. B. J. West, Jr., ha
gone south. g.. .. y"
Mrs. H. X. Dieter and daughter, of Harr
avenue, are home from New York. -t
Mrs. Charles Danley is visiting inSChicago
81 her way to her new home in Helmer, Ill.
Mrs. E.. G. Allen and Mrs. Emma C. Allen,
Hotel Allen, have gone to Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs C. A. McCotter Of Indianapolis Is Wis
ing Mrs. Ira Ravens Of S242 Second avenue S
Miss Stella Beacham Of Sioux City, Iowa,
spending few weeks with Mrs. 0. e. Beltz
Mrs W. P. Cakes and daughter, of Pier
s. D. are guests at the home Of Thomas Oak
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Bigelow are in from
Isl lake and are in the Imperial, 1341 Vine pla
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. McHugh have /
r. the Hampshire Arms and are at 24O1 Park a
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hall and Mr.
Mrs Thomas F. Meagher have returned from
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oldfeld Of Down
| Grove ILL.,, have returned after visit at
home Of James Fox Riley. sSsrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Henry and daught
l oF Dot part will for q