The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-04
Social Circles.
TWO WEDDING FETES
Silver Anniversary and a New
Wedding at the Galloway
Home.
Their Niece, Miss Stovel, Becomes
the Bride of Roland Nc
Williams.

The tWenty-fifth wedding anniversary |
| Of Mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers Gala !
way was celebrated last night by the SOL
emnization Of the marriage Of their niecs,
Miss Margaret May Stovel, to Roland
| Fairbairn McWiilams and by a reception.
The marriage ceremony was performed at
| Z clock in the presence Of a small COM
pany Of friends and relatives, while for
the reception at about 100 more friends
| CALLED. ~ a... as
The decoration of the rooms was simple
and attractive being wholly in green and
white, palms, hydrangeas and smilax be-
| ing employed. The bridal party stood
during the reading Of the vows In a corner
| of the reception-room banked high with
palms and hydrangeas. Mrs. Galloway, the
bride of twenty-five years, acted as mat
ron Of honor for her niece and entered
alone, gowned in soft white silk self-em-
broidered muslin, with just an accent Of
black tracery, and carrying big bunch
of American Beauties The bride entered
| on the arm of her uncle, who gave her
away Her gown was of white crepe
trimmed with liberty satin and lace that
| is a family possession. Her veil was held
by a spray Of lilies of the valley and her
bouquet was bride roses and fern. The
service was read by Rev. Henry Holmes.
A strnged orchestra played the wedding
music and Miss Clara Williams sang my
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice at the close
Of the ceremony. During the congratua-
tons by the intimate friends and later
during the reception Miss Williams and
the Imperial quartet gave an informal
program that included many Of the sweet
old ballads and folk songs. ..
For the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Galloway, who are making their first
visit to Minneapolis since their marriage,
received with Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Gala
way and Mr.. and Mrs. McWillilams.
There were a number Of out of-town
guests, including Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A.
Harvey, Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. John
Stovel, Winnipeg, Man; Miss Cora Stow
ell, Toronto, Ont; Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Cal
laway, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cal
laway, Spokane, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. w. Stovel, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss King,
Iiillsboro, N. D.; Holder Stovel Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams have gone to the
Canadian rockies and the coast for their
wedding trip. On their return they will
make their home in Petersboro, Ont. The
bride formerly lived with Mr.. and Mrs.
Galloway, and spent year with them
after they removed to Minneapolis. . For
the past four years she has made her
home in Detroit, where she was on the
editorial staff of the Detroit Journal.
Mrs. Francis M. Bugbee announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Mary Louise,
to Mark R. Moulton. The wedding will
take place at an early date in October.
Miss Maye Anderson entertained fifteen
! young women this afternoon at her home
on Elliot avenue for Miss Raye F. New
man, whose marriage to Thomas H.,
Adams will take place this month. The
rooms were made beautiful with garden
I flowers and an informal afternoon was en-
. joyed. This evening a, group (of young
men will join the young women for sup
per. A feature Of the day was q parcel
shower for the bride. ssfesF $ . s. -
. Wednesday afternoon Miss Lena Dali
lager will give a. spoon shower at her home
at Cottagewood for Miss Newman and
Mrs Harry Conkey will entertain at a
- linen shower
Mrs. Fred KEGS has postponed the
luncheon which she was to have given
, to-day in honor of her sister, Miss Tillie
Rogers, until Tuesday afternoon.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Coe
entertained at dinner at their home 1925
Bryant avenue 8, for Miss Grace, Reade
and DR.. Henry Aldrich, whose wedding
will take place tomorrow. Red candles In
silver candelabra lighted the table, which
was attractively decked with red sweet
peas A cluster Of the blossoms, tied with
red satin ribbon, was at the brides place.
Tomorrow will be the second anniver-
sary Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Coe
and Mr.. Coe presented Mrs. Coe with a
l. photograph as an anniversary gift.
Mrs Eugene P. De Haven entertained
| DELIGHTFULLY."- Wednesday at her home on
Pleasant avenue for Miss Holman. The
amusement was guessing contest OF the
titles of old and new books cleverly and
daintily illustrated in water color by Miss
;. Mary Rogers. Miss Holman won the prize,
;. the designs bound In an appropriate
, cover and tied with a bow of orange rib
bon. She was also presented with a vase
, of seventy four-leaf clovers for good
=, luck"
Mrs. Albert Heinze, who leaves shortly
= to make her home near Alexandra, was
the guest of honor Wednesday afternoon
t at an informal affair given by Mrs
e Thomas Nagel Of Dupont avenue N. Dur
: ing the afternoon Mrs. Heinze was pre-
sented with a handsome picture already
framed. A chatting dish supper was served
Mrs. Nagel was assisted by Miss Mildred
- HeinZe.
& Miss Eva May Carris and Edward j
f. Woost were married Wednesday evening
s. at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
4 and Mrs. E. s. Carris. on Eighteenth ave
- nue. Sc The. decorations were in pinl
= and green and sweet peas were used II
profusion with palms and ferns. There
Il were no attendants and the bridal couple
- entered together. The bride wore white
4 silk with shirred yoke in the skirt ant
F. bodice and her flowers were white roses
The service was read by Rev. A. N. AL
Ii Mr.. and Mrs. Woost will be at home afte
n Oct Is at 2316 Fifth avenue 8.
Ia Mrs. j. W. Thomas of 919 Twenty thir
# avenue NE, entertained a group Of youn
II women Wednesday evening in honor G
Mr. Williams, who Is the guest Of hi
Ia brother, r. E. Williams, and Of the Misse
81 Susie May and Lizzie Lauters of Huron
S. D., nieces of Mrs Thomas. Game
were played and light refreshments wer
a served. The rooms were bright with gar
den flowers. The guests included a grou
Of Welsh young women.
Wednesday: evening Miss Margare
Clancy, bride Of the month, was enter
tanned by Miss Laura Berger at her HON
on Hum boldt avenue. Sweet peas an
golden-rod beautified the rooms. Mis-
Clancy was given bric-a-brac Shove
by the twelve guests and games and must
were other amusements.