The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-18
Social Circles
TWICE THE GUEST
Mrs. G. W. Kenworthy Guest Of
Honor at Two Pretty
Affairs.
Breakfast by Mrs. G. n. Rentz and
Luncheon by Mrs.
T. w. Nash.

day TO make ner nome III 0L. LOUIS, WAS
the guest of honor at two pretty affairs
to-day. Mrs. G. H. Rentz and Mrs. AL
bert Bagley entertained at a breakfast
of twelve covers at the home Of Mrs.
Rentz in the morning. Carnations made
a beautiful centerpiece and sweet peas
were at each cover. In the afternoon
Mrs. I. w. Nash of Holmes avenue S
peas decked the table and the rooms and
covers were laid for twelve.
Invitations have been issued for the
Of Miss Issna Glover to Freder-
lex Won Schlegell, which will be solem-
nized Wednesday evening, October Z, at.
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Glover. Only the i'm
mediate families and near relatives will
be present at the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Anna Thornton
Morris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
" Morris, and Charles Thompson Steven
son, Is announced to take place Wednes-
day, Oct. IA.
Mrs. George w. Cooley and Miss Ida
Cooley will leave Sunday evening for
Seattle to attend the marriage of Frank
Cooley and Miss Blanche Dunning Of
Wuilcene, WASH, which will take place
Saturday, Sept. 26. J. E. Wells will be
Wednesday. Mr.. Cooley is the son Of
George w. Cooley and formerly resided
in Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Elnie Moe,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Moe Of 1924
Eleventh avenue S, and Rev. 7. T. Ore
Of Sturgeon Bay, Wis, took place
Wednesday evening In Bethlehem church.
Rev. Mr.. Rasmussen read the service and
Mr.. Bydning of St. Paul was at the organ.
The ushers were Rev. A. T. Juvland Of
Ephraim Wis, Oliver Bryant, Jene Jen-
sen Of Sawyer, Wis, John Teyre, "A. Moe
and Andreas Peterson. The bride entered
with her father and was preceded by the
maid of honor, Miss Ellen Ore, and two
flower girls. The bridesmaids were Misses
Mathilde and T. .Bockman, Cecilia Braa,
| Magdalene Cook and Georgia Moe. They
carried muffs Of smilax and carnations.
| The brides gown was Of white crepe de
chine and she carried bride roses. The
service was followed by a reception at
Dulles hotel and seventy-fve guests were
present.
The wedding Of Miss jeanette Hanna,
| daughter of Mrs. E. Hanna, and Roy A.
Bishop, took place Wednesday evening al
the home of the brides aunt, Miss Mary
Croghan, in ST. Paul. A bower Of ivy
! clematis and asparagus vine was arranged
in the parlor and red roses and SALIVA
i were in the other rooms. Mrs. S. G. Cook
of Prospect Park played the "Lohengr1n'
bridal music, as she played it for the
BRIDES mother at her marriage. Mis-:
Edith Havell Of Minneapolis sang "Oh
Fair, Oh, Sweet and Holy just before thu
service was read by Rev. Theodore sedg
wick. Miss Edith Kayler Of Minneapolis
was maid of honor. Her gown was O
white batiste and she carried white asters
The bride wore white mouseline de sol
and her flowers were white clematis
William McCallum and w. Baker ATTENDED
the bridegroom. Mr.. Bishop will bring
his bride to Minneapolis to reside.
A wedding Of Wednesday was that o
Miss Margaret Winefred Clancy and Harr.
R. Smith, which took place at the home o
Rev. Father Harrington, who read tn
service. John e. CLANCY was best maj
and Miss Clancy was maid OF honor. Sh
! wore pale blue null over white, trimme
with lace. The brides gown was Of cream
: crepe de chine over white taffeta fash
toned with pearl passamenterie and sh
| carried bride roses. The service was fol
lowed by a. dinner at the home Of tn
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clan
cey, on Sixteenth avenue N Palms, rose
and asters decorated the rooms. A must
cal program was a feature Of the evenin:
Mr.. Smith and his bride LETT for a weddin
trip and they will be at home at 1921 New
ton avenue after Dot. 1.
Miss Blanche Piers, daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. w. G. Piers, and Charles S. Cook {
Kansas City, Mo-. were married Wednes
day evening in the Bales Street Baptis
church in Kansas City. Rev. S., E. Pra1
read the service and only the imnediat
relatives were present. There were no al
tendants and the bride was given in mai
riage by her father. She wore whit
+ French lawn shirred and trimmed wit
Swiss embroidery and she carried a show
er bouquet of white sweet peas. Mr.. an
Mrs. Cook left yesterday morning for the
home in southern Missouri.
A number Of pretty affairs were give
for the bride before she left for Kanse
City. The women Of the Chicago Ayenr
Baptist church gave reception Monda
I evening and about 100 guests were pres
ent. During the evening Miss Piers we
e presented with a set Of silver spoons an
o a pickle fork.
Miss Margaret Blake gave a Kensingtc
y shower last evening at her home on Fir.
l. avenue S for Miss Valberg Erickson,
10 bride Of the month. The decorations wei
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