The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
Social Circles.
WED AT HIGH NOON
Miss Gertrude Alicia starbird and
William M. Burns in the st.
Charles Church.
Miss Trask Entertains at Tea This
Afternoon for Miss Adelaide
Robbins.

At high noon to-day Rev. Father Cleary
read the ceremony which united in mar
riage Miss Gertrude Alicia Starbird and
William M. Burns, in the st. Charles
church. Mrs. Parks sang several solos
while the guests were being seated and as
the bride, entered the Lohengrin march
was sounded. The occasional was Men
delssohn's march. The bride was gowned
in white mousseine de sole fashioned with
tucks and valenciennes lace and she car
ried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas. Mrs. Ragne Tengiliy attended the
bride as matron Of honor. Her gown was
Of French swiss with trimmings of OUCH
esse lace. Her flowers were red peonies.
The bridegroom was attended by Harry
Morey of Waverly, Iowa. After the serv-
ice wedding breakfast was served to
the relatives and the bridal party at the
home of the BRIDES parents, 728 Fifth
street S. Ferns decorated the rooms and
smilax was festooned about the chandelier
while a large cluster Of red peonies oc-
cupled the center of the table. Covers
were laid for fifteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left by way of the
great lakes for the east where they will
make an extended trip. After Aug. they
will be at home at 72S Fifth street s.
Miss Trask entertained at tea this
afternoon from until s for Miss Adelaide
Robbins. Thru the rooms large clusters of
peonies and marguerites were used and
the dining-room decorations were all in
white. Miss Trask and Miss Robbins re-
ceived about fifty guests. Assisting thru
the rooms were the Misses Elsie Stone,
Harriet Armstrong, Grace Wheaton, Glee
Jamison and Grace Gillette. Mrs. Lewis
Gillette and Mrs. A. B. Robbins presided
in the dning-room. A basket Of white
marguerites adorned the table and the
white tapers were shaded in white.
Miss Wheaton entertained for Miss
Robbins Saturday evening. Wednesday
the bridal party will be entertained at
dinner by Miss Gillette.
Mrs. N. s. Rogers and Miss Agnes Won
Scholten entertained to-day in honor Of
Mrs. J.. Side Lawrence, nee Bosard. a
bride of the month. A small luncheon
was given at Donadson's tearoom, where
the table had for centerpiece huge
mound of asparagus ferns and was lighted
by green tapers In crystal candlesticks.
At the brides place was a knot Of white
sweet peas and maidenhair ferns. The
menu carried out the green and white
color scheme. A reception for about thir-
ty of the newspaper associates of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence followed at a down. town
studio, whose decorations were in green.
ferns and green candles being used. The
ices and CONNECTIONS were In green also.
The affair was a linen shower for the
bride and many dainty pieces were be-
slowed upon her.
Mrs. j. w. Dreger of 1923 Sixth street
N entertained at a luncheon of nine COW
ers last Friday afternoon ein honor OF
Mrs. w. Reinhart of Duluth and Mrs. II.
Turner Of Merriam Park.
Cards have been received announcing
| the marriage of Miss Marie Helen BreU~'
| to Burton Newberg, cashier Of the &C
mercial Club. The wedding was celebrnt =
Tuesday at the home of the brides par
ents in St. Croix Falls, Wis, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Newberg left for an eastern
| trip.
The marriage Of Miss Maude Benson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Benson
of Faribault, and H. H. Steele of Leeds,
N. D., will take place Tuesday at the
home Of the BRIDES parents. Miss Benson
is well known in Minneapolis, having been
a teacher in the Longfellow school Mr..
Steele Is the director of the First National
bank in Leeds, where he will take, his
| bride. ~ ~ - 49,.
Miss Flora Wood entertained a number
of friends Thursday evening at a rose
fete. The rooms were handsomely deco
|
| guest was given an armful Of roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Leach are spending
a few days in the city. They were married
at the home of the brides parents in Wal.
halla, NJ. D., on Wednesday. Mrs. Leach
was formerly Miss Jennette Colburn ant
they will make their home in Faribault
where Mr.. Leach is in business.
Mrs. F. j. Gaus, 2S7O Hennepin avenue
entertained at a luncheon last Wednesda,
for Mrs. F. A. Gaus Of Portland, Ore Mus
ical numbers were given by Mines. Wales
Clark and Dowdall. Red and white rose!
were used thru the rooms. Covers Wer,
laid for sixteen. Mrs. F. A. Gaus will
leave Thursday for her home in the west
Mr. and Mrs. Cook entertained at din
ner In honor Of j. T. Culpepper and hi
daughter Of Thomasville, Ga.