The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
Social Circles.
A SIMPLE CEREMONY
The Bousfeld- Dunwoody Marriage
Will Be Quietly solemnized
on October z.
The Wedding Of Lila S. Finch and
Sewall D. Andrews Set for
October s.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunwoods have is
sued the invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Hannah, to Fayette Bous-
field, which will take place Wednesday
| afternoon, Oct. Z, at o'clock, at their
| home on West Franklin avenue. Only
Immediate relatives and near friends have
been hidden and the wedding will be a
charmingly simple affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Baldwin Finch of
st. Paul have issued the invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Lila
Shepheard, to Sewal Dubois Andrews,
| which will take place in Christ church,
st. Paul, Thursday evening, Oct s. A
| special interurban car will carry the Min
neapolis guests to st. Paul and will leave
Washington and First avenues S at z
o'clock Mr.. Andrews and his bride will
be at home Thursdays in November at
| 100 Portland avenue.
| An interesting October wedding will be
that of Miss Harriet e. Wales, daughter
c. Patterson of Chicago, which will be
solemnized in Central Baptist church
Wednesday evening, Oct Ii. Tho service
will be followed by a. small reception for
the immediate friends and relatives. Mr..
Patterson is prominently connected with
| LILO dOVC1tlSillS uSpdI VI OOlllGI y
| Weekly and will TAX his bride to Chicago
| to live.
Next Saturday afternoon Miss Annabel
White will entertain for Miss Wales at
her home on Pleasant avenue. The fol-
lowing Saturday Miss Harriette Brown
urday, Oct. 8, Miss Grace Gray will give
a luncheon.
An October wedding which will interest
Minneapolis people will be that Of Miss
Garnet Semple and Joseph Hall McNeely
of Salisbury, N. C. Miss Semple is the
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Semple.
| The marriage of Miss Grace Wilson and
Frank Fonda Merriman Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is announced to take place Wednes-
day, Oct. %.
I Hilleary L. Murray will leave Thursday
evening for Monson, Mass. The marriage
of Miss Gertrude Gage and Mr.. Murray
| will take place Wednesday evening, Sept.
80, in the Congregational church in Mon
son. George K. Belden, who will be Mr..
Murray's best man, will leave for the
east next Saturday. The ushers will be
Charles N. Stevens Of Evanston ILL.,; Mr..
| Murray's brother-in-lay; Carl M. Blair Of
| Worcester, Mass; Thaddeus Cushman,
Monson, and Frank G. Brown of Bos ton.
The brides attendants will be a group
Of eastern girls. Mr.. Murray and his
bride will take short wedding trip and
| when they come to Minneapolis they
| will be at home in the Woonsocket.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stickney an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
/ Lillian Estelle, to Evan r. Hart. The
wedding will take place the last of the
| month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hazen announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Maud Brad
i ford, to W.. A. McMasters Of Salt Lake
City, The marriage will take place in the
early winter.
The dancing clubs which were so pop
| ular last winter are already making ar
{ rangements for this seasons gatherings.
The Esledal club has announced Monday
evening, Oct 10, as the date Of it's first
| meeting, which will be held in johnson
hall. George A. Dearborn is president,
Mrs. S. c. Noble mistress Of ceremonies
and ALERT & Perry will furnish music.
The club has a membership Of forty
| couples.
The Monday Night club will meet fo1
the first time this fall in the hall on
Fourteenth Avenue Sc Monday evening
Oct. 26. The club is composed of a
group Of East Side people and John F.
/ Wilcox is the president
Miss Helen Whitaker gave a prettily
appointed luncheon yesterday at her home
on Stevens avenue for Miss Lucy Jones
of Chicago. A May pole with hutterine
ribbons was at each of the nine covers
and the decorations were all in red anc
green. The guests were Misses Jones
, Viva Canning, Hazel and Frances Payne
Kate Ferro, Florence Heff, Alva Utley ant
Hortense Laybourne.
Last evening Mrs. Charles Hoy enter.
tanned eighteen guests at her home or
Linden avenue for Miss Antoinette Sahley
and Jay Harry Hume, who will be married
Wednesday, Sept. 80 Misses Nellie HOY
, Progressive cinch was played and suppe,
served. Red roses, ferns and autumn
!, leaves made the rooms attractive.
Mrs. Emma A. Ayres entertained a
e dinner last evening at the home Of he
$ mother, Mrs. Osborn Of Longfellow ave
nue.. Covers were laid for ten. Mrs
4 Ayres leaves for her home in Butte, Mont.
Monday, Sept. %.
a very pleasant affair Of Thursday wa
: the breakfast given by Mrs e. G. Millar
e 1929 Knox avenue S, for Mrs. c. A. Lang
e ley and her old neighbors. Mrs. .Lang1e
: is about to sever the pleasant association
l. of twenty years in Lake View addition
}, Cal At the close of the breakfast Mrs
Langley was presented with several hand
: some souvenirs in silver and hand painte
J. china. Covers were laid for seventeen
: The floral decorations were asters an
t. white clematis.
: Miss Catherine Hoban was the guest {
il honor Thursday evening at grant
shower which was given by her sisters
s Mrs F. j. Henry and Mrs M. j. Flemins
: at the home of the latter, 2012 Fourt
: street N. There were thirty five guests
S Mrs G. T. Haywood Of 1920 Colunbu
8 avenue entertained Wednesday in honor {
r Mrs. George R. Nelson, of MarshfielC
IL wis. The parlors were bright with car
: nations and American Beauty rose!
If Among those present were: Mines. Knar
e pen. Clark, Hess, Wisman, Smith, Er
= pert, Hooks, Halderman, Frise, Wolfram
douglas, Chester, Haywood, Robert.
Holt and Nilsson. Favors were awarde
r to Mines. F'rise, Hess and Wisnom. A
d elaborate luncheon was served from TIL
it card tables.
n Mrs Rosa E. scaglia and Daniel
NOLAN were married Thursday mornin
in the Immaculate Conception churcl
) Miss Mary Griffin and Edward Mola
were the attendants. The service wa
read by Rev. T. E. Cullen and was fo
1 lowed by breakfast Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Ian will make their home at SO Hoa
avenue.
Miss Anna Noah and William Wise, bot
Of Galena, Ill, were married at til
III home of Mr.. and Mrs. Meekly, 27O9 Pills