The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-02
MISS MABEL HUGHES, THE BRIDE.


State University and a member of the
Alpha Phi fraternity. Captain Giddings is
the son of DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Giddings
Of Anoka and has seen service with his
regiment in Cuba and the Philippines. He
is stationed at Fort Thomas KY, and was
accompanied north by several brother Of
fcers. He Will take his bride to Fort
Thomas to reside. -Hlt~ -@.. .+s s-tErs>.e
This afternoon Miss Baiy and Miss Ella
Baily gave tea from to 6 % clock, for
Miss Warner, at their home Fifteenth
street N. The parlors were decorated
with pink carnations and the lights shone
from beneath pink shades In the library
tiny lanterns and red roses and shades
gave a japanese effect. The dining room
also was in red and a large cluster of
meteor roses adorned the table.
About $50 guests were present. Mines.
Francis Henry, Horace Peck, Allan
Wright, the Misses Wilson, the Misses
I Gilmore, together with Misses Modisette,
+ Colclazer and Ankeny, assisted in the
library while Misses Eleanor Morris,
+ Elizabeth Plummer, Alice Smith, Grace
/ Benton were in the dining room.
Mrs. Edward Savage gave a luncheon
s this afternoon at her home in the Laurel
I apartments for her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Savage The decorations and ap-
pointments were in red and green and
roses and carna tons were used with the
smiax. Carnations were in the center of
s the table and at the guests places, and
roses were at the brides cover. The lights
were shaded in red and smilaX was gar
landed from the chandelier. Wild flowers
were placed thru the rooms. The guests
were Misses Savage, Maude Haggerty
Bertha Marion, the Misses Phelps and
3 Caldwell, Mines. S. A. Harvey, J. Brown,
I. A. r. Plank and J. R. Hayward. After
luncheon there was a box party at the
1 Lyceum theater.
Tomorrow evening the Misses Phelps
will entertain for Miss Savage and on
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. r. Brown and
z Mrs. A. l.. Plank, of 1886 Monroe street NE,
will give shower. Friday evening Miss
Maude Haggerty and Kingston Haggerty
will give an affair, and Saturday the
Misses Caldwell, of the Valentine apart
ments, will be hostesses. Mrs. Frank A.
Harvey and Mrs. j. r. Hayward will en-
tain Monday evening, and on Tuesday the
e bridal dinner will be at the home Of Mrs.
8 Harvey.
Mrs. s. M. Alther gave luncheon OF
nine covers this afternoon at her home or
Marshall street NE. Miss Maud Ortiz {
bride of next week. was the guest o
g honor. Pink carnations with ferns were
In the center Of the table and at the
a brides place and the name cards hat
4 green wreaths on them in water color
After luncheon the guests were busy sew
& Ing for the bride.
About 100 guests will witness the mar
Tiage Of Miss Margaret Leitch and Her
b bert F. Sewell, which will take place to
morrow evening. Miss Margaret Kepson
who will be the maid of honor, arrived
from Blue Earth, Mimi, Saturday. Mis-:
Gertrude Tuttle, who will be a bride o
next week, will be the bridesmaid ant
little Lucy Vance will act as flower girl
James Leitch will be best man.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Bradfor
md Edward Lawrence McGrory wa
quietly solemnized last evening at tn
home of the bride, 1924 Thirteenth avenu