The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-23
Social Circles.
FOR AN APRIL | BRIDE I. ] !
Miss Tillie A. Rogers Gives q Lunch
con in Honor Of Miss Jane
ss Lewis.
Wedding Of Miss Lillian May Booth
81; Williamson and Harrison
Ellwood Florey.

a. fourteen covers this afternoon at her
home on. E Nineteenth street. In honor
OF Miss~Jan Lewis, a bride of the month.
Pinlo- shaded tapers In a silver candela-
brun were placed on a handsome center
piece embroidered in sweet peas and a
cluster Of the dainty blossoms was at eaeh
end of the table, Ribbon and: srnilax fell
from the chandelier and aons the %sideboard
an old brass candelebrun held pink tapers.
A bunch of pink roses Wasltledt ito the
brides chair with a Haunting boWzof pink
ribbon. After luncheon ca rds were 3played
Mrs. Joseph Sheridan Of Kansas City.
Mo, is the guest of Miss Rogers and as
sisted her. <.a =, ,.s.>z - EsS$
The wedding of MissrLi iiarns LAY; Booth
Williamson, daughter Of Mrs. A. l. VIII
Hanson, and Harrison Ellwoods Florey
was quietly solemnized last evening at
the home of the brides mother, Ninth
street s. Easter lilies and.sros were
used with the palms thru the rooms. Miss
Virginia Southwark was maid OF honor
Her gown was of pale green crepe de
| chine and the bride was in cream crepe
de chine trimmed with lace. Harold Hord
was best men and Rev. j. e. Dallam read
! the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Florey left on
the evening train to visit Mr. FIorey's $
! home in Bangor, Me. - :+'-..%.: &.s
The Rebecca, Deaconesses' home on
Ninth avenue, S was the scene of a pretty
wedding last evening when Miss. Edna
Borshem Of Seattle, Wash, a sister OF
the deaconess, Miss Nellie Borshen1, and
Edward Jones of Mason City, Iowa,
were married. Ferns from the Washing
ton mountains formed a background
against which pink and white tulips
were effectively placed. The arch be-
meath which the bridal couple stood was
wreathed with white tulle and tulips. Mrs.
E. w. Runyon played the wedding march
and Miss Gertrude Ames sang. The
brides little niece, Orley Johnso on, car
ried the rings on silver tray. She wore
a crisp white frock and Miss Borshem,
who gave her sister in marriage was also
in white. The brides gown was Of white
Paris muslin trimmed with lace and she
: carried bride roses: An informal recep: l:
tion followed the service, which was reaC
by Rev. J. S Montgomery. Miss S. =
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnsru1e of Fer
p tile, MIMI. Miss Borshem and Mrs ssJ Ell
. ME Barber assisted the bridal couple re
I ceive the seventy guests. Among then
e were Mr. Jones and Miss Jones'. .brias. :
, grooms brother and sister, from Little
J Falls, MINI. Mr.: and Mrs. .Jones7left OF
q the evening train for Mason City, Iowa
+ where they will reside.
Miss Edna Kissinger and Alfred Ewalt
4 were Quietly married last evening at th'
= home of the brides parents, MFR. ant
RI Mrs. George Kissinger. on Grand avenue
3 Only a small group Of guests were pres
3 ent Miss Carrie E. Kissinger was mait
" Of honor and wore light blue and carrie'
: red roses. The bride was gowned in whit
= Persian lawn and her flowers were brid
= roses. J. G. Kissinger acted as bes
!, man. Mr.. Ewa1d and his bride will b
# at home at 11o9 Dupont avenue afte
p May Is. S.. -. .
! Mr.. and Mrs. /. CARRIER of 1713 Washing
" ton avenue N, announce the engagement
d Of their daughter, Bessie H., to: M. Nor
Ly mon Of Glendine, Mont. - -
1t Miss Anna Larsen entertained a grou
of girls very charmingly Tuesday ever
or ing at her home, 1T Twentieth avenr
ut S. at a package shower in honor Of Mis-
on Emma Peterson, bride of next weel
to Miss ePterson was the recipient of mar
A useful and ornamental gifts. Dainty r.
ch freshments were served. Miss Larse
will leave for Washington the first
next month to be absent all summer.
Frank Webster of .2732 Cedar aven,
ns entertained thirty guests Tuesday ever
te ing informally. Games were played al
a musical program was given. .-.- =.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mofferd entertaine
he at dinner Monday evening in honor Of tt
twenty fourth birthday anniversary
Tu .n their son, Theodore L. Mofferd.- The al
he pointments were in green and white al
ect a mound Of hydrangeas formed an e
80. fective centerpiece. The dinner was pr
to ceded by an automobile ride around Il
lakes. Present were Misses Fay Farme
= Eunice Elliot, Nellie Mofferd, Helen Sir
mons, Messrs. Mofferd, Frank Parmale
- John Morrissey and Lynton Seymour.