The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-07

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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Nye,
1887 Hennepin avenue, was the scene Of
pretty wedding last evening, when their
daughter, Miss Eta Luella Nye, became
the bride Of DR.. james Woodland George.
Miss Elsie Ireland, who presided at the
piano, played Esa's Dream before the
Lohengrin chorus. which signaled The
entrance OF the bridal party. After the
ceremony cs' while the young people received
the congratulations of the guests, the
Mendelssohn march was given. The bride,
who was unattended, wore a simple gown
Of white. Only the relatives and intimate
friends We're present at NIthe ceremony
when Rev. R. M. Carter read the service.
! At the reception which followed, Miss
| Meta Blood, Miss Lucy Grygla and Miss
Denia Collins assisted in the dining room,
while Miss Mabel Kearney served frappe
on the veranda, which was lighted with
Japanese lanterns. DR.. and Mrs. George
left for short trip and after Sept. I they
Will be at home at Nassau, Mimi.
Miss Myrtle Smith was guest of honor
lat a progressive luncheon to-day, given
by the Misses Knoblauch ct their home,
1927 Hennepin avenue. Pink carnations
were used In profusion and a large clus-
ter of them marked the place Of the bride.
There were sixteen guests.
. Thursday afternoon Miss Gertrude Han
son will entertain for Miss Smith and on
Saturday Miss Moore will give an affair
in her honor.
Mrs L. L. Barrette. 1898 Oakland ave-
nue., gave a thimble bee yesterday after
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marriage to Elmer Eugene Dobb1ns will
take place tomorrow evening. Red roses
with palms were used thru the rooms
and a large cluster Of the flowers were
used as a centerpiece on the table In the
dining-room The brides place was
marked by a cluster OF white roses. Mrs.
S. A. Hubbell assisted the hostess.
| Miss Williams will be attended by a
little flower girl, Miss Gertrude Grant.
The guests at the wedding will include
only the relatives and a few near friends.
Tonight Mrs. D. E. Jones will give the
bridal dinner at her home, a11S Park ave-
nue.. The table decorations will be in red
roses, with a cluster Of white flowers
designating the BRIDES place. Covers will
be .ai6 for eight t#
Next week Mrs. u. G. Williams will
entertain at dinner for Miss Williams and
Mr.. Dobbins before they leave for their
home in Jennings, Iowa.
Miss Bella Stearns of 2417 First avenue
S, gave a handkerchief shower yesterday
Afternoon for Miss Stephanie Rees and
group Of visiting girls, Including Miss Jen-
ME Deutsch, Davenport, Iowa; Miss Juliet
Morris, Omaha; and Miss Rosenberg.
Clusters of white and pink roses with
maidenhair ferns and peoples were ar
ranged thru the rooms. In the dining
7 room red and white peoples furnished. a
bright touch Of color and a large cluster of
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Progressive hearts was played during the
afternoon by the twenty guests. The
hostess was assisted in. receiving by Miss
Amy Stearns. ~
Friday a picnic will be given at Wild
wood and later there ere will pc. coaching Goa g
party. - : -
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Frank Harding
entertained for Miss Bessie Hanson and
her mother of Benson, MINI. Several
musical numbers were given by Miss
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The marriage of Miss Lillian G. Ogden
, and Bernard F. Hoag took place Monday
, evening June 80, in ST. Mathews church,
: Rev. DR.. James Tremble reading the serv-
ice. The decorations In the church were
June roses mingled with oak leaves. Mrs.
Edward Friedland announced the entrance
> of the bridal party with the Mendelssohn
wedding march. The bride was gowned
, in white lawn trimmed with medallions of
2 lace and shirrings. She wore veil of
tulle and carried large cluster of Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss
Florence Walsh, was gowned in blue lawn.
Bert Reiner was best man and w. Brown
and F. Eales acted as ushers.
After the ceremony a supper was served
. at the home of Mrs. Walsh, 1921 Third
! street N, where covers were laid for
twelve. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoard left for a
: trip to the great lakes, and will be at home
! after Aug. at 1000 Twenty fourth ave-
nue. NE.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Blanche Sprin-
ger, daughter Of Mrs. n. A. Springer, and
Dr. Franklin M Greer were married at
the home of the brides mother 1900
Bryant place. The rooms were adorned
with palms and peonies The brides gown
was of tan crepe de chine and her flowers
were white roses
After July Is Mr.. and Mrs. Greer will be
at home at 1880 Bryant place.
Miss jeanette Baier entertained at din
ner last week for Miss Margaret Cove,
who left yesterday to spend several weeks
in Tacoma. The decorations thru the
rooms were pink roses and In the dining
room where covers were laid afor eight
white and pink sweet peas were used.
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