The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-07

WEDNESDAY EVENING,
| honor, Miss Mae Lloyd. was in pale
| blue silk null and her flowers were
pink roses. The brides gown was Of
white Princess silk. The yoked bod
Ice had a bertha OF lace and ma the
skirt was hung from az lace yoke.
She wore a. veil and carried bride
roses. George e. Darby was ss,best
| man and DR.. Harry Darby and Ralph
Mckenzie were ushers.
A reception followed atathe home
of the brides parents ON First avenue
S, and about 00fguests were present.
the rooms and canopy was ar
ranged before a bank of palms where
the bridal party stood. Pink roses
were in the dining room and pink
and white flowers in the hall. The
stairway was wreathed with bright
leaves and oak boughs and aspara-
gus ferns were thru the rooms in pro-
| fusion. Misses Alice Perkins, Flor
ence Sanderson, Minnie Rank and
Nettie Rank served in the dining
room. The out of town guests were
Mrs. B. E. Darby, Owatonna; Mr..
Notran and daughters. st. Paul;
George Orton, Princeton: r. B.
Lloyd, HaVre, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darby left for the
south and they will remain at Hot.
Springs, Ark, for about two months.
On their return they will be at home
at 3253 Seventeenth avenue s..
The marriage of Miss Hannah
Dunwoody and Fayette Boustield was
very quietly solemnized at o'clock
this afternoon at the home of the, /,
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
DunWoody, on east Franklin avenue.
Only the members of the family were
present and the arrangements were
| carried out with extreme simplicity
Rev. j. F. Bushnell read the service.
Mr.. Bousfeld and his bride will leave
for short trip and on their return
they will be at home in the Lexing-
ton. ~ az ..E /-r -.
Mrs. George R. Newell gave pretti-
ly appointed luncheon of twelve covers
this afternoon at her home on Vine
place. Deep red roses were the table
decorations. Whist was played after
luncheon. The guest Of honor was
Mrs. w. S. Hill, who leaves next week
for the south. Mrs. Hill will visit a
number of the southern cities on her
way and will sail for Nassau,a Dec. 20,
for the remainder of the winter.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H., H.
k1mball gave a whist luncheon Of
eight covers for Mrs. Hill and to-mor-
row afternoon Mrs. Charles E. Lewis
will entertain in her honor. s,g .-t..
Mrs. Fl. N. Chadbourn gave lun-
cheon to-day for a group Of women
who leave shortly for other countries,
Mrs. G. Fl. Chadbourn and Miss Chad
bourn will go to Central America, Mrs.
Newhart, and Miss Newhart to Homo
lulu and Mrs. H. L. Aylmer, who
leaves Friday to spend year in
France, and Mrs Chase of Boston was
also a guest Of honor. Covers were
laid for ten and red flowers and
shaded lights made the table beautiful.
The Misses Alice and Rachel Will
1ams gave a kitchen shower this af-
.ternoon at their home on East
Sixteenth street, for Miss Anna Thorn
ton Morris, bride Of next week.
Autumn leaves and yellow roses fur
hished a charming decoration thru
the rooms. About twenty young wo-
men were present and the bride OBJ
tanned her gifts by fishing for them
over a screen. Friday evening Miss
Katherine Best will entertain for Miss
Morris and Mrs. Stevenson and on
Saturday evening Miss Fawcett and
and Miss Glow will be hostesses at an
affair at the home of Miss Fawcett in
| their honor. 49,
Mrs. H. w. Brown entertained at
kensington this afternoon. at her
| home, 3240 Oakland avenue The
guest of honor was Miss Helen Malin,
a bride of next Wednesday and ten of
Ehef friends had been hidden to meet
her. sss ~ @ gs!a sa r.:a:s'34 I. ~ t.:-f., ~
| Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Cotton entertained informally at din
| ner for Miss Malin and Mr.. Gahre.
q oar hor .,f hat,
bridal party and the decorations and
appointments were in yellow with mas.
| turtiums for the flowers.
| Tomorrow evening Mrs. J. H.
Adams Of Portland avenue will enter
tain for the bridal couple.
Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw gave her
first post-nuptial reception this after
non at her home on Laurel avenue.
The decorations and appointments
! were in pink and roses and candles
! were in the dining-room. Miss Olive
Brooks and Miss Pansy King assisted
, MRS. bradshaw This evening Mr.
and Mrs. Bradshaw will receive in
formally: and the assisting young wo-1
men will be Misses Gertrude Henson
and Ida Knoblauch. Mr.. and Mrs
Bradshaw wil1Ssreceive the remaining
Wednesdays thru October.
l. The marriage of Miss Bessie Mar
garet Moore and Frank M. Forsel will
take place Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. e. Moore, 201 Clifton avenue.
4 Saturday afternoon, Oct. II, Miss Ed,
| nah Hayworth Chapman of Fourth
avenue S will entertain for Miss Moore
and the following week Mrs. B. r.
! Coppage will give a china. shower at
lher home on" Kenwood. .-.-.s- =, +
/ ! Mrs. r. v. Billingsley Of Spokane.
! Wash, formerly Of Minneapolis, will
i be married Thursday evening to Wal
i ter c. Sivyer at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. Lawson w. Long. Mrs.
sBlllingsley is the daughter of Mr.. and
1 Mrs. w. D. Van Norman, who lived
at 1928 Second avenue S. until about
! SIX years ago, when they went west,
and she Is Well known in Minneapolis.
Mr.: Sivyer is. a member Of the Inland
Empire company and is prominent in
the insurance and real estate busi-
Z ness. He served until recently as
president of the school board.
Miss Marguerite G. Bryant and Ed
! ward Christian Kalass of Canada will
be married next Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Fl. O.
Holstad, 1900 Clinton avenue.
The Monday club, one Of the popu-
| lar card club bS, will resume its FORT