The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-14
Social Circles.
GRAFT CHADWICK,
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Miss Anna Z. Chadwick Was Mar
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ried to William Gratz Last
Evening.
Ceremony Took Place at Home Of
Brides Parents, 1416 Aldich
Avenue North.

The wedding of Miss Anna L. Chad
wick and William Graft took place
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Chadwick,
i416 Aldrich avenue N. The parlor,
where the service was read, was hung /
with white and garlanded with vines. |
The mantel and bookcase were banks
OF leafy green and in among the tangle
were white carnations. Oak boughs
and red roses made a more brilliant
decoration in the other rooms. Il
Pink and white were the colors II. II
the. dining-rOOrn, where. carnations
were on the table, The Lohengrln"
chorus was played by Miss Ethel Har-
ris who also furnished 2" soft accom-
paniment for the service which was
read by Rev. Mr.. Gratz: Miss ;kath-
crime Chadwick was maid of honor and
wore cream crepe de chine trimmed
with light blue ribbons and lace and
her flowers were red roses. Inc
bridesmaid, Miss Clara Weick1ng,< was
in pale green mousseline de sole with
white lace and her bouquet was Of
white chrysanthemums. Little Hazel
| Costigan was flower girl and Agnes
| Christianson and Mettys y HordeI
stretched the white satin ribbons.
They were all in white 4frockss. : The
| brides gown was of cream crepe de
chine inset with Maltese: lace. = She
wore a wreath. of, lilies Of the valley
in her hair and carried bride roses.
The bridegroom's attendants were
Lawrence Tucker and Charles Clar-
ception which followed the service,
frappe was served by Misses Emma
Chadwick and Irene McGaughey.
About $50 guests were, present. :
MT. and Mrs. Gratz will be at home
after Nov. 4 at 811 Fourteenth ave-
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Pratt on First avenue S was the scene
Of pretty wedding last evening when
Miss Fife Stillwell Plummer, daugh-
ter of Mrs: Emily Plummer, and
and Schuyler nd colf fax lrw Hanr,e OF
Autumn foliage and srnilax trans
| formed the rooms into leafy bowers
land pink and white sweet peas fur
nished touches Of brighter color. Mrs.
Harry Pierce played the wedding
the maid Of honor and wore white
Swiss over white and carried brides
maid roses. The brides gown was Of
white trimmed with lace z and her
flowers were bride roses. DR.. w. q.
Gibbons read the service in the pres
ception followed. Mrs. Cora. Wright
presided in the dining-room and was
assisted by a group Of young women.
Gay poppy. blossoms were on the
table and sideboard.
Mr.. Irwin and his bride will leave
this evening for RENSSELAER,, where
they will receive after Jan. l.. &
The ~,Cotilliony club helda meeting
yesterday afternoon and talked over
the, plans for the season. George
] Case was chosen president and
II * ~ C-1> ~+r,, VI %xry~
officers with ohm Pnlsbury. Thomas
F. Wallace and Cavour Langdon, form
the executive committee and will ar
range the dates of the three cotillions
The first party will probably be given
: the middle of November and the. sec.
feature Of the holiday week. = With
the .cotillion, the hostesses' ball, and
the charity ball all coming in Novem-
Der, and the numerous affairs for the
debutantes, the month promises to- be
( a brilliant one. ~ >.
J. Mrs St. John Brenon: and Claud
3. Hadden of the Lyceum School. of Ora
d matte Art and Opera have issued in
s. vitations for Monday evenings, Oct. .
r, and Oct. rs, at the studios in the Ly
le ceum building. Next Monday evenin
le Mrs. st. John Brenon will give lee
IA ture, on Thomas Moore, which will: b
| illustrated by a group Of Moore
! songs. On the following Monday
! musical program will be a feature
~ and those who will take part ar
l.. Messrs. Madden, Franklyn, Kriegel
l. Francis e. Woodward and Mrs. Grac
- Birge, accompanist. - $780,
ts Miss Myrtice Wilcox and DR.. Waite
T. Joslin, whose marriage takes plac
this evening, were the guests Of hone
- at a. pretty dinner which was give
Hast evening at the Minikahda club b
: EMr. and Mrs. John B.. Wilcox. Pin
roses and pink shaded tapers were Q
III the table, while the chandeliers :wel
wreathed in ! green. A cluster (
% brides roses was tied to Miss Wi
rol cox's chair with a bow Of white 'tull
81 Covers were laid for sixteen and tt
$. guests we're the nlenb ers Of the brid
M party and the family. Miss Wilcc
~ gave her souvenirs to her maids. TT
in matron of honor and the maid Of rhOl
IS or received ! crescent. pins set wit
- I'pearls and the bridesmaids, pearl pin
- Monday evening DR.. Joslyn gave
dinner for his ushers and best man:
~ the Commercial club. The decoration
were in red and covers were laid f
nine. = 80 49,. O. - !. go. = =
Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw gave h
second post nuptial at home this afte
noon at136 Laurel avenue. The room
I~were bright with flowers. Mines. Ma
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