The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
THE BRIDAL SEASON
Several Weddings Of Well known
Young People. Soon:to
Take Place.

a Novel Gard Party Given This
Afternoon by Mrs. H. H. j.
1 r. Barber. &.
The marriage Of Miss Jane Georgiana
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: HenrysJ.
Lewis, and William F. Morley of New
York, will take place wednesday evening,
h April 49,, in st. Pauls church a5g
The wedding Of Miss Maude Lorraine
Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
4 Scott, and William Orley McNaughton is
announced to take place Thursday.
A, May wedding will be that Of Miss
Jessa FOlwell daughter Of Mrs. I. J. Fol-
Well, and William w. Jennings, which will
take place Tuesday, May 5.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Briggs,
daughter Of Mrs. Annie M. Briggs, to
John Chester Whitney will take place
Tuesday evening, April IS, in Plymouth
church. 800.
A st. Paul wedding which has more
than the usual interest for Minneapolis
people will take place Monday afternoon,
May 4, in Christ church when Miss May
Bend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
p. Bend, and Rev. Theodore Sedgwick,
rector of the Church of st. John the Evan
gelist. will be married. Bishop Potter of
New York, an intimate friend Of the Bend
family, will come west to read the service.
There will be no bridesmaids and Ellery
Sedgwick of New York, will be his broth
er's best man. The ushers will be Harold
p. Bend, H: c. Meredith Bend, Dean
Slattery, of Faribault; Alexander Sedg-
wick and Rev. Frank H. Nelson, of Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. II. H. Barber gave a novel card
party this afternoon at her home on E
Seventeenth street. 1t was an Easter tel
ephone affair and the decorations and ap-
pointments were all suggestive Of the title
which Mrs. Barber had given her party
Clusters of bright spring flowers Easter
lilies, tulips and jonquils were placed
through the rooms. The curtains were
drawn and the lights were shaded Sin
yellow and white. In the doorway into
the parlor hung a great Northwestern
telephone bell from which fell yellow rib
bons to be pulled by the players at the
head table at the close Of a game. In the
center Of each table was green nest filled
with eggs on which a couple Of chickens
were sacuily perched. The tally cards
represented little yellow chickens with
, telephone bells about their necks. Six
were handsome pieces of cut glass. Afte,
hand euchre was played and the prizes
the games a light supper was served and
the Easter colors, white, green and yellow
were carried out in the ices and confec-
tions. Mrs. Barber was assisted by hel
daughters, the Misses Marion and Ruth
i Barber, and a group Of high school girls
misses Gertrude Satterlee, Grace Jungen
Hazel Brown and Alice Stratton. About
! fifty women were present and tomorrow
Il afternoon the same number will be pres
ent at a second card party given by Mrs
Barber
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\ Rockwell Osborne will be. the best mar
3 at the wedding of his cousin, Miss Ella L
: Osborne and James Burns Taylor, which
I will take place in La Crosse, Wis.
l Wednesday evening. Mr. Osborne and {
group of Minneapolis relatives will g
I down Wednesday.
The senior class of the university viii
give an informal party in the armory Fri
b day. evening. Elabora te preparation hav'
L been made for the decorate and enter
| tainment and the affair promises to b.
one of the pleasant post-Lenten parties
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra will play
i The guests will not be confined to tn
members Of the GLASS; but the students o
+ the university and their friends will b.
I present. It will probably be the last in
formal of the college year.. .-... t--.
The twenty-frst annual ball Of Compan
l B. N. g.: S. M, will take place Wednesda
n rations are about completed, and the deco
4 "a lions and music will be appropriate to
military ball. while the men viii wea
l their uniforms. A number of army off
GERS from Fort Smelling and offeers5of! tn
] national guard from the twin cities Will b.
present. A collection Of relics made b
the company in the Philippines will be Q
interest to the guests. Rossiter's Firs
/ Regiment band will play a program Q
I twenty numbers.
| The Seventeenth Street Euchre Gu
will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Mer
riam, 1872 w Lake street.
n Miss Helene Hawley entertained at din
. ner Saturday evening at the home of he
father in the Swinford. The guests wer
the members Of the bridal party and
group of young women. great cluste
\ of pink tulips was in the center of tn
4 table and long streamers of tulle radiate
\ to the covers, where they were caugh
with great bows. Pink tapers in cande]
a'bra we're on the table and buffet. TIL
1 name cards represented events prepare
tory to a fashionable wedding. Th
I guests were: Mrs. Allen Wright, Sout
McAllister, 7. T.; Misses Gray, Susann
4 Fletcher, Alice Smith, Martha Glass, Min
Wilson. Harriet Wagner; Alvin " Skie:
] DR.. Harry Ferrel of St. Louis, who is t
I be the best man, and the ushers, Sal
Glass. ~SeWall andrews. InOmdS wallace
I Charles Heffelfinger, Philip Winston an
I David Tenney.
I Miss Williamson entertained a group
g young people Saturday evening at hs
home Park avenue for the Misse
Miner of Montreal, who are spendin
Il some months in the city. Progressive sa
amugundi was played and prizes WEI
won by Mrs. Chapman and Ralph Never
There was also a picture guessing conte:
and the prize for the unlucky number we
given to Miss Helen Miner. Supper WE
served In the dining room after the game
The rooms were decorated with spri1
flowers and pink and white were tt
D colors of the evening. .. a.-
Miss Genevieve Griffith and Jam,
Lovejoy entertained about 100 young PEI
pie Thursday evening at the Griffith re-
idence on Hennepin avenue. Mines Gri
h fifth and Lovejoy assisted the children r.
ceive their guests in the ball room. II
cotillion was danced and the favor tab
was heaped with flowers, wax tapers az
Japanese lanterns filed with bonbon
Misses Mayme Griffith, Lillian Lovejoy al
Gordon presided over the distribution