The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-09
Social Circles.
AN ADVICE SHOWER
Miss Myrle Smith the Guest OF
Honor at a Unique
Function.
Other Guests Burn Candles to See
Who Will Be the Next
Bride.

Miss Myrtle Smith was guest Of honor
at an ''advice" shower given this morn
ing by Miss Gertrude Hanson at her home.
1918 Stevens avenue. White marguerlteS
and wild flowers with ferns We're used to
carry out the color scheme of green and
white On the table in the dining room
q large white basket stood, filled with
marguerites and tied with large bow
of green ribbon. The brides place at the
small tables was designated by large
cluster of white sweet peas tied Win
white ribbon. Burning white candles to
see who would be the next bride furn-
ished the guests much amusement. Inc
guests numbered tWenty-tWo
The Misses Moore OF 70S Seventh street
s will entertain for Miss Smith Saturday.
Tuesday Miss Viva Canning Of Stevens
avenue gave a luncheon for Miss Emma
Emery, who has returned from school on
the Pacific coast. The decorations were
sweet peas and covers were laid for n1ne
Herbert Brennon will entertain at sup
per after the theater tomorrow night IN
honor Of Lester Lonegran in the studio
Of his mother Mrs. Frances st. John
Brennon. There will be twelve guests.
Miss Florence Cobb and Robert Cobb
entertained at a house party over the
Fourth at Groveland Park.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie May Will
'lams, daughter of Richard P. Williams.
to Eugene Dobbins was solemnized last
evening at the home Of the brides
brother, Dr.. and Mrs. U. G. Williams.
1928 Portland avenue. The mantel was
banked with palms, ferns and pink roses,
while the flowers used in the living room
were pink sweet peas. A large cluster Of
pink roses occupied the place Of honor on
fhe 6inino AZ nd fas
TONED from the chandelier White roses
marked the place of the bride. The only
attendant was little Gertrude Grant, who
preceded the bridge to the altar carry
Ing the ring on silver tray. There was
no music as the bride entered but DR..
s. H. Irving played Hearts and Flow
ers' on the mandolin during the service,
which was read by Rev. J. E. Smith. The
bride wore a travelling suit of mode wolfe
over silk The seams were piped with
silk and stitched bands were used on the
panels Of the skirt. She wore a blouse
of white silk trimmed with Cluny lace and
her flowers were white roses. The guests,
who included only the relatives and i'm
mediate friends, were received upon their
arrival by Mrs NJ. D. Williams, Dr. and
Mrs. L. G. Williams. Mrs. Ernest Grant
and Miss Florence Williams
After the ceremony supper was served
In the dining room. Miss Florence Will
iietiilS anu MIS- hdIneryne Dawes served
frappe. After a short trip Mr. and Mrs.
Dobbins will spend a few days in the CITY
before going to their home in Jennings.
La.
The out town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Williams, Annandale,
Mimi; Mrs. M. D. Williams, Olathe, Kan,
brother and sister of the bride, and Len
Thomas, Chicago
The wedding of Miss Julia Talbot and
William Hush, son Of Valentine Hush. a
former Minneapolis business man. which
was announced to take place in August,
was celebrated Wednesday, July in the
First Presbyterian church, Oakland, Cal
The bride is San Francisco girl and the
family of the bridegroom are at present
living in Forest Valley.
Miss Hulda Peterson and Lewis Almict
y were married Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Rev. Henry Hartig, 81
Eighteenth avenue N. The bride was
goWned in blue silk trimmed with lace ant
she carried pink roses. Miss Jennie Peter
son attended her sister as maid of honor
and her gown was of white silk Julius
Bye was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carter of 70,
p East Sixteenth street. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Mari
Elizabeth Carter, to William Edison Black