The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-25
Social Circles.
A QUIET WEDDING IN
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cook Married
to Rev. E. A. Lang of
Iowa.
Engagement of Gen. Young's Daugh-
ter to Lieut.. Hannay
Announced.

The marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Cook, daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Cook to
Rev, Edward A. Lang OF kensett, Iowa,
took place this afternoon at the brides
home rs Lyndale avenue N. Owing to
the recent death Of the brides father the
marriage was a very quiet affair and was
witnessed only by the family. The serv-
Ice was read by Rev. r. R. KEENAN,, pas
tor of the First Free Baptist church, OF
which Miss Cook has been very active
and efficient member No cards Will be
issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley have gone east
on a wedding trip and on their return Will
be at home at Kensett, where Mr.. Langley
Is pastor of the Methodist church.
Announcement was made at Omaha yes
terday of the engagement OF Miss Young,
daughter Of Lieutenant General and Mrs.
s. M B. Young to Lieutenant John r.
r. Hannay, second battalion adjutant OF
the Twenty-second infantry now stationed
at Fort Crook. This event has local
Significance in consequence OF the TACT
that Lieutenant Hannay, altho sborn in
Louisiana, is claimed as one OF Mime
sofas sons and Is credited to this state
in tho army register. His father, who
was retired as lieutenant colonel of the
Thirtieth infantry in 1901, was for about
thirty three years an officer in the Third
Infantry and, with his family, was sta
toned at Fort Smelling for ten years. His
son attended the state university and went
from that institution into the Third in
fantry as second lieutenant. The Twenty
second. with which he is now connected
has been ordered to the Philippines, and
for that reason the wedding will occur
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hertogs of Seattle
Wash, formerly of Minneapolis have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Louise, to Charles Eugene
Power. The wedding will be celebrated
Thursday evening" Sept. 3, at the home
+ of Mr.. and Mrs. Hertogs.
Miss Jeanette Merrill Ecker and Fred
erick F. Ketzung were quietly married
! last evening at the home Of the bride 8
mother, Mrs. Frances Ecker, 1928 Stevens
avenue. The service was read by Rev.
John A. Earl of Waterloo, Iowa, in the
presence Of the Immediate relatives and a
few friends.
After the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Ketzung left
to make short visit to MIR. Ketzung' 8
parents in Blue Earth City, MINI. Upon
their return they will be at home at S4O5
Stevens avenue.
Mrs. 8. B. Pinkerton, aunt OF the bride;
Miss Mae Banton and Rev. and Mrs. John
"A. Earl were present from Waterloo,
Iowa, the former home of the bride.
This afternoon Mrs. E. o. Cosman of
958 Twenty-fourth avenue NE entertained
the Hawthorne Euchre club at the last
meeting it will hold this year. An elab-
crate lunch was served at noon when
covers were laid for thirty. Decorations
of sweet peas and golden glow were on
the table and arranged thru the rooms.
After luncheon cards were played. In
addition to the. regular prizes each mem
Der was presented with souvenir ster-
ling silver teaspoon. Mrs. Cosman was
assisted by Mrs. McElroy, president OF
the club; Mrs. Charles Gold, Mrs. Pol
hamus and Miss Mary lockwood. Miss
Musick of st. Louis delighted the guests
with piano numbers and Miss Mabel Pol
hamus and Master McElroy sang very en-
joyably. Mrs. Lillian Koch Of St. Louis
was an honor guest. .....--... .
Yesterday Miss Bertha E. Gimen and
Bernard r. Richter, both Of Farbault
Mimi, were married at the residence OF
Edward Murray, 211 Fifth street Sc. Rev
G. L. Morrill, read the service
Arthur Briggs was greeted by large
company Of friends last evening when he
returned from vacation trip to Fertile
where he has been the guest of relatives
Misses Snyder and Schockenberg assisted
in receiving. A dainty centerpiece O.
sweet peas was used on the table where
covers were laid for twenty w. Briggs
and B. Smith contributed musical mum
bers.
Miss Isabel Currie entertained inform
ally Saturday afternoon at her home IL
Bryn Mawr for Miss Elizabeth Rodgers
of Springfield, Ill, who is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. A. W. Scott.
Miss Anna Webster entertained tn
'Longshore club Wednesday evening a
her home on Fremont avenue S. In tn
/. evening John W. Arctander gave a tall
on his recent trip to Alaska and a mum
Der Of views were exhibited. Refresh
ments were served late In the evening
& Present were Msres Marie Woerner, julia
woerner, Annr Page, Nellie Cole Edit
Taylow Anna Crawshaw, Myrtle Graham
~ and Rena& Lazarus.
Miss Janet Gilhllan Of this city wa
t.. bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss AHc
1 Cleveland Judson, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. Harry Pratt Judson, to Gordon Jen
i@nings Laing which was celebrated Sat
y urday in the Church of the Re&eemer i
Chicago. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Laing ar
:. prominent in university circles in Chi