The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-20
Social Circles.

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Mrs III. Mikolas gave an informal at
home this afternoon in honor Of her guest,
Miss Marks of Troy, N. Y. The decora-s
tionss of the rooms were in red, American.
Beauty roses being used. The hours
We're from to 6. SEt sS 4
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crawford announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eva
Mae, to Ellis Hayden McAllister, the we'd
ding to take place in April
The junior class of the East High
School will hold its first annual dance this
evening at the Phoenix club rooms. The
decorations Of the rooms are elaborate
and there will be number Of guests from
the Central and North High Schools.
Miss Grace Woodman of st. Paul will
give a dinner this evening in honor OF
her cousin, Miss Grace Myers and Miss
Florence Hill who returned to-day for a
visit in Chicago and the east.
The twenty-first annual military ball
of company B, First infantry, M. NJ. g.,
will be given at the Masonic Temple on
Wednesday evening, April Is: Elaborate
preparations are now in progress and In
vitations will be issued next week. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the famous
Twenty first United States Infantry Band
this being the first ball they will have
played for since coming to the Fort
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Elmendorf will give
an informal dancing party at their apart
ments in the Kenwood this evening. q
Mrs. A. M. Fish will entertain at dinner
this evening at her home, Ito Bryant
avenue S.
A social hop for members only will be
givensby the Commercial Club on Friday
evening, March ~.
A unique and pretty double wedding
was solemnized Wednesday afternoon in
the town Of Brooklyn, Hennepin county,
at the home of County Commissioner A. J..
Smith and wife, when their two daughters,
Miss Beatrix E. and Miss Minnie M. Smith
wer united In marriage to Leroy G. Nc
Causland of Robbinsdale and John G.
Heesen Of Osseo, respectively. Relatives
and friends numbering nearly a hundred
were present and the parlors of the home
were decorated with flowers and smilax.
Beatrix e. Smith and Leroy G. McCaus-
| land were first married at 3 o'clock. The
bride wore gown of blue crepe de chine.
trimmed with applique and carried a bou-
Quet OF tulips, roses and carnations.
Ethelwyn I. Smith was maid of honor,
dressed in blue organdie, her flowers be-
ing pink carnations. AS the bride and
groom entered the parlors preceded by the
| maid Of honor, Miss Leontine Landry at
the piano played the ''Lohengrin" we'd
ding march and during the service a
''Theme with Variations" by Weber,
| The service was read by Rev. q. G. Clem-
ans of Anoka, MINI.
| After an hour Of congratulations and So
ciability, Miss Minnie M. Smith and John
G. Heesen were married. This bride was
dressed in white silk trimmed with lace
| applique and carried a bouquet of pinks
roses and carnations. Miss Flora Belle
Smith was maid Of honor, dressed in blue
organdie, carrying pink carnations, witt
the wedding ring in a large rose as the
previous maid Of honor had done. The
| service was read by the same clergyman
i as before, with the same musician at tht
| piano. ...S
At the close of the last ceremony, thu
Il guests sat down to bountiful wedding
dinner. Both brides were the recipients o
many and costly wedding presents. Mr.
and Mrs. McCausland will reside in Rob
binsdale and Mr.. and Mrs. Heesen on ;
/ farm adjoining that of the BRIDES parents
The out Of town guests were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. A. Haviland, Watertown, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Larsen; Anoka; Mr
and Mrs. Byron Brown, Armenia, N. p.
Mrs. Clara Lewis, Benson; sMinn.; Mrs
ME Elmer, St. Anthony Park; Mr.. an
Mrs. Olaf Anderson, Minneapolis; Mis-
Lydia Pulitzer, Bird Island, Mimi.
The marriage of Miss Anna Hanson AM
Carl Dustrud was celebrated last evenin,
at $3.50 o'clock at the residence of tn
brides parents, 1908 Thirty-fourth ave
nue. s. E. L. Lindblad of Bethlehem Bap
tist church read the service in the pres
ence of sixty guests. The. bride wa
gowned in white mousseline de: sole an
| carried bride roses. The bridal attendant
were Misses Anna Carlson and Engebert
son and Messrs. Alfred Dustrud- and Johl
Jacobson The house was trimmed will
roses and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Dustrut
will make their future home in Renvill
county. ~~s
Miss Alice Willascroft and Paul Rath
bourne were quietly married Monday aft
ernoon at Hennepin Avenue M. E. churcl
by DIR. S. D. Hutsinpiller. The brida
couple was attended by Mrs. Alice Cowle
as matron of honor and Mr.. Priest as bes
man. A wedding dinner was given at tn
home of Mrs. Cowles, 20 Eleventh stree
S. Roses and snnilax were used in tn
decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbourn
will leave soon for their home in Ney
York. T..
To celebrate their joint birthday and tn
first anniversary of their marriage Mr.. an
Mrs. Lee Gilbert Smith entertained thir
ty-five friends at their home on Tent
street last night. The guests extende
warm congratulations and presented tn
host and hostess with some beautiful gifts
. Music and cards occupied the evening un
til II o'clock, when dainty supper wa
| served in the dining room.