The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-17

from Manila, made over taffeta silk.
'Ihe shirred skirt had a deep fionnce,
caught with chiffon roses, and the
blouse had a yoke of tucked chiffon,
edged with bertha of lace. She
wore a coral necklace. the gift of the
bridegroom, and carried bride roses
and ferns. Rev. Irving p. Johnson
read the service, and an informal re-
ceptlon followed. Among the guests
We're Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wett-
stein of Leavenworth. WASH, who
We're married this month.
Mr.. Ostrand and his bride left on
the evening train to visit relatives in
Willmar. Mimi. and they will not go
to Manila until the spring. Mrs. Os-
trand travelling gown was of tan
/ cloth, and she wore Il tan hat trimmed
with white plumes. MI. Ostrand is in
the commissary department in the
Philippines. and was at one time a
member of the Third United States
Infantry He is Il graduate of the
law department OF the university with
the class of 1898.
Mrs, L. K. Myers entertained a sec
ond group of women at cards this aft
| ernoon at her home on Clifton ave-
nue.. Mines F. A. Dalrymple, Frank
lyn Lewis. Misses Welch and Harris
We're the assisting women. There were
ffty-four guests.
c. S. Brown and r. S. Brown will
give an informal dinner tomorrow
evening at their home. 14OO Park
7! avenue, for their cousin, Miss Wilson
OF San Francisco. who is Il holiday
guest Of Mrs Henry F. Brown. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse have
| been obliged to abandon their plan of
| fnI PAr-,1i if.n
Barber and Ella Morse on New. Years
evening owing to the serious illness of
/ Miss Morse.
The members of Stewart Memorial
| Presbyterian church Will give Il re-
.ceptlon for their new pastor. Rev. r..
| A. Wander Las and Mrs. Wander Las
tomorrow evening in the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Penny gave
a dancing party last evening in Mrs.
Mobiles hall, on Fourteenth; avenue
Sc The approach of Christmas was
suggested in the greens and flowers
which decorated the hall. A light
supper was served after the program
| of informal dances from a table
i decl>ed with flowers.
group of university girls enter
| IcilICu- clii CIudl llu1llDeI VI .lllell iL
/, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ressler,
on Fourth street Sc. Tuesday eve
ming. The rooms were decorated for
| the occasion in a manner suggestive
of the season. Progressive cards
served as entertainment. and light re-
| freshments were served from the large
dining table. lighted by candles in
candlebra. Present We're Misses Rue,
i Olberg, Newell Hodgson. Exert, Oh
berg. Ressler. Nightingale and Helm
erdinger; Messrs. Thomas Councilman
| Adams, ReSsler, De Long, Johnson
DAILY, Prentice and Mokin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Fisher of 1886
| Clinton avenue, entertained the Of
fcers and teachers Of the Park Avenue
| M. K. Sunday school last evening.
| Music, games and a guessing contest
were amusements and feature was
! the arrival of Santa Claus with gifts
! of more or less value for everybody.
| which enabled partners to be found
| for the supper which followed.
The marriage of Miss Mae WYE and
Hobart w. Green was prettily SOL
emnzed last Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride, 1886 Washing
ton street. NE. Rev: /. A. Willseys per
formed the ceremony in the presence
of seventy-fv guests. Miss Ida
knoble was maid Of honor and Miss
Helen Donery was bridesmaid and
both We're gowned in white. The bride
wore white silk with: Ella aborate trim
mings of lace and crepe de chene. She
carried bride roses. Miss Gertrude
Craig was flower girl and Miss Ethel
Craig carried the ring in a. red Amer-
can Beauty rose. The children wore
white frocks trimmed in ribbon and
lace. D. E. Gray was best man and
~ i
the corner Of the .parlor. where the
ceremony. was read. was an arch of
evergreen. and holly wreaths and
sn1ilax were used thru the room. Sup
| per was served in the dining-roonl,
which was decorated with evergreen,
and white carnations and ferns We're
on the table. ,-....,