The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-08
Social Circles.
BRIDE FOR ASHLAND
Miss Anna Rubinowitz Married to
Ellis Levinson of the Wiscon-
sin City. /
Miss Stephanie Rees and Louis G..
Apt Married at Home of
Brides Parents. :.

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Last evening at o'clock Miss Anna Ru-
binowitz and Ellis Levinson We're mar
ried at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. I. Ruhinowitz, z61 West
Fifteenth street. The rooms were decked
with flowers and ferns and in one corner
Of the parlor where the ceremony took
place was a high bank Of palms and ferns,
relieved with clusters Of white peonles
and carnations. Pink hydrangea blossoms
were used in banking the mantel and tall
vases held large clusters of pink blossoms
SmilaX wound the chandelier and caught
cluster Of white peonies.
Miss Gertrude Rubinowitz cousin of the
bride, played the Mendelssohn march as
the bride entered and 'Kuowak'' during
the service. Miss Birdie Bentsons was the
brides only attendant and she wore white
French. wolfe trimmed with tucks anc
wood fiber lace. Her flowers were Amer
lean Beauty roses. The bride was gowneC
in white crepe de chine over taffeta, sun.
plpaited. with fagotting and lace on the
waist and sleeves. Her veil of tule was
held in place with a diamond sunburst, the
gift Of the bridegroom, and she carried a
shower bouquet~of white sweet peas. Rev
Dr. H. L. Hess Of st. Paul read the ser
vice. Louis Siegel Of Washburn, Wis, was
best man. :, .N'E
Dinner was served after the ceremony to
forty guests. Red peonies We're arranged
in the dining-room and white tapers with
ferns and smilax were on the tables. Mr.
and Mrs. Levinson left for a short trip in
the east. The BRIDES travelling suit was
of gray ,homespun with a hat to match
They will make their home in Ashland
Wis. -
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Elfenbein, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Ger
trude Rubinowitz, Elmira, N. Y; Mrs. ].
Schvage, Washburn, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs
TJol,o Acl,1o J;c Nv, Tr- C,,1y-
der Iron Mountain, Wis.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Rees
1925 Chestnut avenue, was the scene of a
quiet wedding yesterday, when their
daughter, Miss Stephanie Rees became the
bride Of Louis, Capt Easter lilies and
palms were artistically grouped about the
rooms and white peonies were used in the
dining-room. Miss Isabelle Browne at
tended the bride as maid Of honor and she
was gowned in white mousseline de sol
and carried white roses. The bride wore
white point d'esprit and carried lilies Of
the valley. B. R. Apt was his brother
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Apt left in the
evening TO ra western trip.
Miss Emily Patwell, Minneapolis, and
Frank Gofney, Warroad, were married
last week by the Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy in
Winnipeg, Man. After a trip thru
Canada Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffney will be at
home in ,Warroad, where Mr.. Goffney is in
business.
( Mrs. Catherine C. Gunther. and Frank
S. Macintosh were quietly married yes
terdays at the home of the bride in the
Hyler flats, in the presence of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Macintosh left for three
months trip along the Pacific coast.
49, 4 s. : -.a i r
Miss Matte L.4Dyer and Charles Sherer
were married Friday at the home Of Rev.
William Gerrie.
| WI. Price and Miss Minnie Cummings
both sof Minneapolis, were married Sun
day at the home of the bridegroom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price, Idaho
Springs, Col The wedding was very
quiet, only relatives being present. Mr.
and Mrs. Price will return to the city the
latter part Of the week and will make
their home at 1712 First avenue S.
Miss Belle -Dowell gave a card party
this afternoon at her home on Clinton
liavenue for her guest, Miss Jennie Breghi
| of Des Moines. Pink roses combined with
green were arranged thru the rooms
Five tables were played. Refreshments
in green and white were servedslate in the
| afternoon.
| va MOnQay evening MIS- NlduLlCe 5MCDOnalS
| of Blaisdell avenue gave a dinner fol
| Miss Breght Covers were laid for ten
Mrs. Olga Won Haskell entertained {
/ few musical friends informally last even
ing at her home on Third avenue S.
program was given by Miss Alberta Fish
\ er and w. S. Kerr of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Armstrong wer,
4 pleasantly4 surprised Friday evening III
thirty friends, the occasion being the frs