The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-06
Social Circles.
THOMPSON RYERSE
Pretty Wedding Of Miss Grace Viola
Ryerse and Arthur Rollin
Thompson.
It Took Place at the Home of the
Brides Parents Last
Evening.

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| A pretty wedding of last evening was
| that of MSS, Grace Viola Ryerse and Ar
thur Rollin Thompson which was solem-
| nlzed at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Ryerse on Sixth street
Sc The living room, where the service
was read, was transformed into a bower
with a profusion of foliage and in among
the green were white tulips. Pink tulips
| were in the parlors and the lights were
In the same soft shade. A basket of
red tulips was on the table in the dining
rom and red shaded tapers in silver can
/ delabra were. at either end. Miss Rowena
! Pattee played the wedding music and the
''Lohengrin' bridal chorus was used as
a professional. Little Dorothy Thomp
son in fluffy frock Of white carried the
ring in a basket Of pink tulips, with a
huge pink bow on the handle, and led the
way. Miss Mary Ryerse in green crepe de
| chine over green silk and Miss Lolita Ry-
erse in pink moussellne de sole over white
silk stretched the white satin ribbons.
| The bride wore white grenadine over a
white silk slip and both skirt and bodice
We're deliberately tucked and shirred and
trimmed with renaissance lace. Her
flowers were white violets Roy Thomp
son was best man and the service was
read by Rev. J. e. Bushnell. A reception
followed and the bridal couple were
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3.
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ryerse.
Mr.. Thompson and his bride left on the
will be at home after April at SOL Fiji
teenth avenue Sc. Mrs. Thompsons
travelling gown was of blue zibeline with
hat Of black chiffon
| Miss Nellie Wheeler and Fred S. Childs
were quietly married last evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wheeler on Ninth street N. Only
the members of the family witnessed the
| service which was read by Rev. MI.
TIaupt. The bride wore a pretty white
gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs went at once
| to their home, % Twelfth street N.
| Mrs. e. w. Backus has issued invita-
tons for a musicale which will be given
! Thursday afternoon at her home on Oak
! Grove street.
| Mrs. A. N. Kenyon entertained fifty
women at a thimble bee this afternoon at
1 her home on Thirteenth. street in honor
of her guest, Rev. Florence K Croker, Of
Ann Arbor, Mich. Clusters of spring
flowers furnished a simple decoration
| through the rooms. Mrs. Kenyon was
assisted by a group of women and the
afternoon was spent in informal sociabil-
ity.
The Misses Olive and Katherine Pindell
will entertain at dancing party this
evening at their home on Tenth street
Ifor4 Miss, Grace Lyle Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Tomorrow evening Miss Hazel Ramsdell
and Miss Aimee Pindell will entertain for
Miss Lyle. Last Thursday Miss Sadie
| Northrup gave luncheon of ten covers
at her home on Emerson avenue for Miss
Lytle.
1Sx, Josephine Bonaparte Rice will en-
tertaln a group of guests at an informal
dancing party this evening in the Lyceum
academy. ~ w. n e z".,s-5* Z. -
The active chapter of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity gave it's annual party for the
alumni and their friends last evening in
the chapter house. The rooms were
bright with profusion of flowers and
Z pink roses were in the parlors and yellow
tulips in the den and dining room. Ban
ners and pennants added a characteristic
touch to the decorations. A delightful
musical program was given by Cragg
Walston. on the violin, Archie Gibbon and
Roy Slocum on the mandolin, Carl Herrick
and Harry Gerrish on the guitar, and Ben
Hoeger. and Mark Hawkins, vocalists. The
guests We're Messrs. and Mines. Daniel
Taylor, Hiram Ross, John Irwin, John
lI1ow, of st. Paul, Mines C. s. Walston,
TPotter, S. r.. Mitchell, Braash, Leitsen,
Campbell, Miss Barnett and the Misses
| Hatton Of st. Paul. Misses Genevieve
Walston, Belden, Grace Gerrish, Butner
Mrs. Paul Campbell of St. Paul, Arthur
It B. Whitfield, Lester Fitch, Angus McKin-
non, William B. Bradish and Arthur Col.
Inns
~ Phi Rho Sigma fraternity of Hamline
- university gave it's annual dancing party
&c, - last evening in the Holmes hotel. The
h1-T ohr u ION
- p. c.. Davidson, A. M. Kendall, w. Chris.
tianson A: P. Abbott and L. Sibertson
. G. Gosslee, George Durand, Edward H
~ Nelson, Andrew, Moynihan, J.. H. Ker
mott and Charles Swenson had. charge
of the ballroom. About seventy-five cou
:. pies enjoyed the program of sixteen
~, ~ numbers played by Schubert's orchestrs
and frappe was served. 80
~u Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. w. 4Iol
-, entertained twenty-six women at hel
y home, TIA Eighth avenue N. Mrs. MARI
Won Schlegell and Miss Schirmer were tn
~ assisting women Mrs. p A. Aurnes
til gave a delightful program of songs ant
- later luncheon was served from small ia
, bles Spring flowers furnished a charm
q ing decoration through the rooms.
We Mrs. r.. j. O'Brien of Al western ave
A nue. entertained Wednesday, evening il
honor Of her sister, Mrs. r.. M. Basel TIL
Il affair was a surprise for Mrs Basel an,
ke about forty guests were present. Cards
~ music and a guessing contest were tn
~ diversions and prizes were won by Mis-
ap Josephine Murphy and w. Smith. Mis-
III Murphy and Miss Lillian Basel assiste
nd in the dining-roon, where supper wa
Nv served. Among the guests were Mr. an
Of Mrs. r. Dell, Miss Florence; Dell Of 81
i'll Paul; Mrs. A. Boris, Henderson, and ]
or Gibbon Of Cass Lake.
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y A quiet wedding took place wednesda
up evening Wnen MISS Margueretta Aurel1
l." Bater, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Angus