The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-08
Social Circles.
"A ROMANCE OF 'Ol.
Members of Former Class at the Uni.
versity Of Minnesota, Married
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Kneeland Cele-
brated 25th Anniversary Of
Their Wedding.

Miss Hannah Kjosness and OLAF A.
Lende, popular members of the class of
1901 of the university, were married at
Madison, Mimi, last evening. Mr. Lende,
who was president during his senior year
/ in college has since taken a post grad
uate course in law Mr.. and Mrs. Lende
left for an extended trip west and will be
4at home after Sept. 1.
An eastern wedding of local interest
took place Thursday in Washington, when
q Miss Kathleen Steele, niece of w .E. Steele
4 of this city, and George Cole of Baltimore,
were married in the presence of only the
immediate relatives of the bride and pride
groom. After an extensive trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole will live in Baltimore.
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Kneeland was happily
celebrated Saturday at their home on
Franklin av. Among the guests were sew
eral of those who witnessed the ceremony
a quarter of a century ago. Inc rooms
were decorated in ged and white. Miss
Garnet Butcher ana Mines. Chase and
Feische gave musical numbers and Miss
Frances Woodland q reading. Mrs. Lydia
Palmer. mother of Mrs. Kneeland, and Mrs.
-. L. Miller and F. w. Feitsche assisted
I turnout the rooms. while Misses Ethel
/, Palmer Belle Robinson and Bertha Knee
land presided in the dining-room.
A very pretty wedding took place on
"Wednesday at 4 p. m. at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Wentworth, Brooklyn Cen
ter, when their, daughter, Grace, was
united in marriage to Fred MARSH OF
Champlin The parlor was handsomely
decorated with ferns The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. w. Mower, pastor
If the Brooklyn Center M. E.. church. Only
the relatives and immediate friends OF
the two families were present to witness
Move will
live at Champlin.
8 A wedding of much interest, especially
X In Masonic circles, was that of Otto
"a Fehlhaber of this city and Miss Frances
Soule of Kirkvlle, Mo-. which took place
at Kirksvile last week. The bride is
most popular and charming young woman
and the happy pair are being deluged with
congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Fehlhaber
E will be at home to their friends after Aug.
Is, at 1903 Third avenue S.
& Saturday afternoon Misses Genevieve
EJulford and Belle Kennedy gave a parcel
shower at the home of the latter for Miss
Nina De Maris. This was the fifth in
very enjoyable series at which Miss De-
Maris has been the recipient of many use
full and ornamental gifts. Next Wednes-
day evening at the De Maris residence,
3116 Hennepin avenue, Miss De Maris will
be married to Fred Darlington Moore.
u Mrs. B. P. Munson entertained for Miss
Alice Munson at a luncheon and parcel
shower. Saturday afternoon. The parlors
were decorated in pink, while green and
Z white was used in the dining room. The
name cards were daintily done in water
Is colors. Covers were laid for fifteen. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Pearl Jami-
son of Saltwater.
K Miss Jessie Carter Of Pleasant avenue
entertained Thursday evening at parcel
shower for Miss Grace Smith. The gifts
were given to the prospective bride in a
large sack. Miss Mae Miller furnished the
music. Those present were: Misses
Grace Smith, Mae Miller, lola Waterman,
Elizabeth Miller, Clarisa Schissler,
Lydia Hopkins, Marie Schissler, Mrs. E.
G. Jones, Mable McClary. Florence Ben
nett, Marjorie McClary and Katherine
Schissler Miss Waterman assisted. Re-
freshments were served.
Miss Harriet Chaffee gave parcel
shower for Miss Jessie Walker. bride
of the week, Tuesday evening at her home
on Fifteenth avenue. The wild flowers
of the season We're used in combination
with immense masses of green and shaded
tapers in the scheme of decOra ton.
Friday evening Miss Chaffee gave {