The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-13

coded the bride to the altar. Miss Furst-
now was attended by Miss Valeria Furst-
now who wore blue voile over blue silk
The bride was gowned In suite Of brown
wolfe over green silk. Carl Furstnow
acted as best man. The service was by
Rev. Father Danehy.
After the ceremony dinner was served
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Furstnow, 1716 Fourth
avenue south. The rooms were charm
ingly decorated with oak leaves, palms
and flowers. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Frank Goss of Tomahawk, Wis,
Miss Jean Mcintyre and Miss Laura
Furstnow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortier left for Chicago
and they will be at home to their friends
after September I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm D. r. Turner an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Mary Eleanor, to William Peter
Christian. The wedding will take place
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horne Of 112 Cedar
Lake road, entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Muir
and Miss Muir, Mrs. A. Mum and Miss
Abbie Mum Of Chicago. A musical pro-
gram was enjoyed in the evening.
Mrs. E. I. B. Woodward entertained this
afternoon at her home on Chicago ave-
nue. at luncheon and thinble bee in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Karl w. Perk-
ms of Wood Grove Inn, Linwood. A
large cluster Of sweet peas was used as
the centerpiece ON the table where COW
ers were laid for eighteen. Golden rod
and black-eyed Susans furnished charm
ing decorations thru the rooms. In the
afternoon the young women tied a COM
forter for the bride. The Misses O'Rear
Of Kansas City were among the guests.
Miss Frances Orvis entertained this
afternoon at book shower for Miss Pau
line Foster, a bride Of the month. About
ten guests were entertained.
The Misses Kruger entertained last
evening at their home on Laurel avenue
in honor Of the Misses Schmidt, who
leave to-day for the west. The lawn was
gaily decorated with bunting and a num-
Der of booths were set up.
Games and fortune telling entertained
the guests. Prizes were won by Miss
Clara friedman and Miss Mary Lotus.
Mrs. J. R. Brown entertained a number
of young women at luncheon yesterday
In honor Of her nieces, the Misses Hill
year, Of Moline, III. A large basket filled
with pink sweet peas tied with pink rib
table. and small clusters Of the same
flower were found at each plate.
Mrs. George w. Carson of Columbus
avenue, entertained at luncheon yesterday
for Miss Eckert Of La Crosse, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Billiter, 2610 Du-
pont avenue S. The centerpiece was Of
summer lilies and covers were laid for
twelve. On Saturday Mrs. Billiter will
give a matinee party for Miss Eckert,
and next week she will entertain at a
dinner party. H.
Miss Jessie Miligan, whose marriage to
William W. Wright will be solemnized
Wednesday, was guest Of honor at a
thimble bee yesterday given by Mrs. J..
T. r. Brown. Phlox and sweet Williams
furnished quaint decorations thru the
rooms. The eighteen young women spent
the afternoon sewing for the bride elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Won Name entertained
informally Tuesday evening at their
home on Nicollet avenue in honor of a
group Of out of town guests. The rooms
| were frightened with large clusters of
sweet peas. Asparagus ferns with red
sweet peas were used with charming eff
feet in the dining-room, where a midnight
supper was served. Covers were laid for
eighteen. I.-.-' D.: