The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-28
Social Circles.
TO WED IN DENVER.
Henry 5. sanderson, U. of NJ. Class
Of 'ol, Will Be Married There
Tomorrow,
The Bride-to-Be Is Miss Ella jamie
son a Colorado "U''
Graduate.

The marriage OF Miss Ella Jameson
and Henry S. Sanderson will take place
In Denver, Col, tomorrow. Miss jamie
son is an accomplished young woman,
having been graduated from the Colorado
university and from the Philadelphia Con-
Servatory OF Music; Mr., Sanderson is
metallurgical engineer for the Big Five
Mining company, and has been IN Denver
since graduating from the University Of
Minnesota in 1901. The wedding trip will
include visit with Mr.. Sanderson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Sanderson, %
Twelfth street 8. ~
DR. and Mrs. T. E. Moore announce the
engagement of their daughter Bessie
Margaret, to Frank Herman Forssell. The
wedding will take place the first week in
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Laura
Edith, to Edgar D. Casseday Of Roches-
ter, MINI. The marriage will take place
in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Streeter an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
sBritanne. to Charles Curtis Clark. The
wedding will take place the last Of No
yember.
The University Faculty club will give
its first dance Of the season Friday eve
ming. Oct. Is, in University hall, Fourth
avenue and Fourth street Sc.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jay
Haw Of 2617 Taylor street NE, entertained
cinnati, who is spending six weeks with
them. Music and cards were the amuse-
ments and supper was served.
A linen shower was given Thursday
evening by Miss Mayme Meyers at her
home on Oak Lake avenue for Miss An
toinette Sahley. Berries and autumn
foliage were the decorations in the par
ior and red roses and ferns frightened
the dining-room.
Miss Ida Solberg and Frank F.. wenger
were married Wednesday evening in Wes-
ley church parlors. Miss Wilkins sang
Because Love You so.'' before Miss
Childs played the Mendelssohn march.
Rev. DR.. p. A. Cool read the service,
which was followed by reception. for
the relatives at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Solberg, 1904
Stevens avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Wenger
VIII be at home after Oct. 15 at 1904 stew
| ems avenue.
Mrs. Jennie L. Bernhart and Robert l..
Thayer were married last Monday even
Ing at the home Of the BRIDE 145 Ninth
street N. Miss Ttllie Anderson was maid
| OF honor and Frank Spalding acted as
| best man. The service was read by Rev.
George W. Andrick in the presence Of
| thirty guests.
Miss Florence sanderson gave a plate
shower Friday evening for Miss Eleanor
Lloyd and Benjamin Darby whose we'd
ding takes place Tuesday, Oct. 6. Oak
boughs and Japanese lanterns trans
formed the rooms into a woodland bower.
Music and games were the amusements.
| The plates were brought in on a table
| by Frances sanderson and Ethel Temple.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. San
derson, assisted by Misses sanderson and
Temple. l
| The people Of the Bloomington Avenue
M. - church will give reception to their
pastor, Rev. Rupert Swinnerton to-mor-
row evening in the church, Thirty-second
street and Bloomington avenue. The
ladies' will bring baskets Of provisions
| which will be sold to the highest bidder,
after which photographic entertain