The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-06

A wedding which will interest Mime
apolis people will take place Wednesday.
June q, in Chicago, when Miss Grace
Steer of that city and Frank r. g. Wood
ward will be married. Mr.. Woodward
formerly resided in Minneapolis and has a
host of friends in the city. Fred 3.
Woodward will be his brothers best man
and will leave in a few days for Chicago.
Miss Edythe Buzzell Of Montreal,
Canada, and Albert ]. Jeffries, formerly of
this city, will be married Wednesday,
June II. After short trip they will
make their home in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hale of Third ave-
nue. will entertain this evening for Miss
Maybele Darling and Arthur Dinsmore
Hale, whose wedding will take place next
week.
I At the wedding of Miss May Roberts
Brown, daughter Of Mrs. Robert Wells
Brown, and Sylvester Cargill, which will
be very quietly solemnized Wednesday
evening, June II, in All Saints church,
Misses Alfalfa Brown and Lucy Board
man will be the bridesmaids and Claude
Stevenson will act as best man. Harry
Hoffman, Charles Whitaker and Andrew
Fulton will be the ushers.
The alumni association of the East high
oSilooI save d ICCSpl1Ou last SNcllllS "
the graduating class, in Mrs: Mobiles hall
on Fourteenth avenue Sc. It was decided
to give hereafter, in addition to the annual
spring dancing party a mid-year recep-
ton at the high school. The following
officers were elected: Robert Thompson,
president; Fred Quail, vice president; Mat
| Game, secretary; Oliver Lowell, treasurer.
The Athletic association of the North
high school gave large party last eve
ming in Masonic Temple. About 800 young
people enjoyed a program of twenty num-
bers and the committee on arrangements
felt amply repaid for the pains they had
taken to make the last party of the season
a pleasant affair.
Richard Naegele was assisted in his du-
ties as host by Reed Morrill,, Glenn Bar
rett and Chester Pratt.
Miss Jessie Fawcett gave dinner last
| evening at her home on E Nineteenth
street, for Miss Griffin and Mr.. Fawcett
The table was made pretty with pink
| roses and white roses were used thru the
rooms. Covers were laid for twelve and
the guests were the members of the bridal
party.
Yesterday Miss Rachel Woodwork was
the guest of honor at a breakfast which
was given by Miss Lydia Rheem of First
avenue S. Red peonies were the center
piece and red tapers in candlesticks light
| ed the table. The name cards were in
red and were embellisl1ed with sketches
of Dutch children. A cluster of lilies of
the valley was at the brides place. The
guests were the Misses Woodward, Hart
ford, Hiddlestown, Hopkins, Edna and
A4nan Moritz Mines. Harry McRae, Tony
Perry and Robert Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Beaudett of 702 Twen-
tieth. avenue NE were pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening in honor Of the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of their marriage. A
MUSICAL program was given by the Misses
frankie Wilcox, Offa Mckenna and Eva
| Dupont, and Fred st. Germane gave a
clog dance. Later there was dancing and
cards. Mr.. and Mrs. Beaudett were pre-
scented with handsome set of China by
Mrs. Nina Armstrong in behalf of the
guests. Present were Messrs. and Mines
Fred Therien, Fred st. Germane, La Doux
| A. J. Sprague, N. A. Watson, Paul France
J. G.. Deslauries, Rockford, Wadick, Mou-
seau, w. Pitman, C. w. Carter, Armstrong
Plat, Danes, Well, j. G. Young, Pierson
Wilcox, Mines. Dupont, Comiskie, Var
Rickley, Messrs. E.. Martin w. Martin, J
D. Wyman, Gagne, the Misses Wilcox
McKenntt, Nellie and Sadie Van Rickley
INettie Mouseau, Eva Dupont, Merrill
Anna Germane and little Miles Carter.
| Wednesday evening Miss Anna Christen
son and C. F. Wick were married at thu
home of the brides brother in st. Paul
Miss Christensen, who was attended b!
Miss D. Jensen and Miss Rasmussen, wor,
a gown of pongee and carried BRIDES roses
Thomas CASTILLO and G. Jensen ATTENDED
the bridegroom. Rev. T. F. Allen reat
the service. after which a supper wa
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick will be at HON
at 1902 Hampton avenue.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Lovanchia L
NOLAN and DR.. George A. Barrett, bot
of this city. were married at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith. Rev. B. For
roster read the service.