The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-14
Social Circles.
AT HOME TO FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Roberts
Who Were Married Recently,
Receive Informally Today.
Engagement Of Miss Edith Hill Scott
and Edward Cornet Is An
nounced.

and Edward Cornet Is An
nounced.
took place last week, have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
with Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Rogers. on r Nineteenth street.
This afternoon they received informally
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph G. Rogers. Clusters OF
flowers formed simple decoration thru
the rooms. Frappe was served by Miss
Frances Rogers. This evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will receive again. To-mor-
row evening Mrs. Barkley Cooper will give
a dinner in their honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Cook entertained at dinner for
them yesterday and on Saturday Mr.. and
Roberts and his bride will leave Wednes-
day for their home in San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Elsie McRoberts Scott has an
nounced the engagement Of her daughter,
Miss Edith Hill Scott, and Edward War
rem Cornet of Boston, Mass. Miss Scott
came to Minneapolis year ago with her
mother to make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlyle M. Scott. Mr.. Cornet Is the
Publishing company Of Boston and Is at
present visiting in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Klint have announced
the engagement Of their daughter Will
helmina to John A. Klint Of Stockholm,
Sweden.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Turnquist
and DR.. Moth Of Marine Mills, Wis, will
take place Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides brother and sister,
DR.. Moth formerly resided in Minneapolis
and Is graduate Of the medical depart
ment Of the university
Saturday afternoon the teachers Of the
Irving school entertained for Miss Turn
quist at the home Of Miss Mabel Marshall
on Lyndale avenue N. The rooms were
bright with red and white asters. Games
were played and light refreshments were
served. Miss Turnquist was presented
with set Of silver spoons by her assoc
ciates.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Kauth and
P. Hogan will take place tomorrow. Sat
urday evening Miss Thressa Lang, OF
2019 Fourth street S, gave parcel shower
for the bride. The decorations were in
red roses and ferns. Music and games
were the amusements and light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. G. f. Van Dusen will give the first
Of series of luncheons Friday after
noon at her home on Vine place. Mrs.
Van Dusen will also entertain on Fri
day, Sept. %, and on the last three Fri
days In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stremel will cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of their mar
riage by giving an informal dancing party
next Monday evening in the Phoenix club
rooms. Several hundred invitatio have
been issued.
Miss Mary Frances Roberts, daughter
Of Mrs. Maria Roberts, and Isaac Ernest
Butler, were married Saturday evening in
the pastors study Of Plymouth church.
The service was read by Rev. L. II. Hal
lock and about twenty-five guests were
present. The room was made attractive
with palms and ferns Miss Beatrice
Peters, maid of honor, wore white Japan
csc silk and carried red roses. The BRIDES
gown was Of white swiss trimmed with
old English lace and her flowers also were
red roses. Joseph Hess was best man
and wore his uniform of the Twenty
first United States infantry as did the
bridegroom, who is a sergeant in the
same company. Mr.. Butler has passed
his examination for second lieutenant
| and will resign from the army next month
and go into business with his father II
Chicago, where he will take his bride.
| reception was held at the home O.
Mrs. Roberts on Thirteenth avenue
after the service. The decorations were
in goldenrod and ferns. A program O
music was given by DR.. Frank Morehouse
| Wy
Kenworthy, who will leave next week t
make her home in st. Louis, were guest!
Of honor at an informal affair which wa.
! given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Charlie:
/ Yarnell Red saliva and ferns furnished
a brilliant decoration thru the rooms. TIL,
guests numbered fourteen.
Miss Blanche stoffs Of Columbus ave
nue. entertained twenty guests Saturda.
! afternoon at g. Kensington shower II
| honor of Miss Winifred Dyer, whose mar
riage to Myron McGonigsl will take place
Wednesday. The dining room was at
tractive with pink asters, ribbons and
pink shaded tapers.
/ A wedding Of Thursday was that O.
4 Miss Gunda Brunes and Charles f
Mahnke, Of Mora, Mimi, which was sol
| emnized at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N A. Brunes, 100!
| Fremont avenue N. Inc S6IVlCe was IeSte
! by Rev. Mr.. Harbo and the bridal couple
| stood beneath canopy Of smilax ant
| sweet peas White sweet peas and as
tiers were placed thru the rooms Thu
bridal music was played by Miss Jessie
Anderson. Miss Edna Mahnke wa!
bridesmaid and wore cream silk voillt
and carried yellow roses. The maid O.
honor. Miss Caroline Brunes was II
pale blue silk null and carried pink roses
| The bride wore white silk crepe dc
i chine. Her veil was caught with a brooch
/ the gift Of the bridegroom, and the brida
! bouquet was of white roses. Charlie.
Brunes and Walter Mahnke were the at
tendants Of the bridegroom. Among tn,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Mahnke o
! Arlington and Mrs. KeespoM Of Duluth
Mr.. Mahnke and his bride will make thei
home in Mora.
wednesday evening Miss Mary Kan,
! and James Willis were married at tn,
! brides home on Western avenue Mis-
| Elizabeth Patton was maid of honor ant
Fred Deusler was best man. The bride'
/ gown was Of gray crepe de chine and sh'
carried red roses. The service was reat
by Rev. F. A. Summer and was followed
4 by supper.
1 The engagement is announced Of Mis-
Clara, Harris and Henry Kook. The wed
.fding will take place in the early spring.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Arthur George Page has arrived home frol
4 California.
Miss Elizabeth Quinlan has returned from
4 trip to Europe.
DR.. Mary Towers is home from visit q
4 two weeks in Michigan
4 The Misses sExcilda and Clare Deschene hay
4 returned from Michigan.