The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-21
Social Circles.
A DOUBLE WEDDING
Amory F. Gales Two Daughters Are
to Become Brides on
Oct. 6.
Ceremonies Will Take Place at Gale
Home, 1923 Third Avenue
South.

Amory Francis Gale has issued invita-
lions for the weddings Of his daughters.
Caroline Huntington, to George Henry
Johnston, and Frances May to Cecil Bay
less Cha pman, which will take place Tues
day evening, Oct. 6, at his home, 1923
| Third avenue S.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Bugbee,
daughter Of Mrs Francis M. Bugbee, and
Mark R. Moulton, is announced to take
place Wednesday evening, OF. Z, at the
home of the brides mother, on Fifteenth
avenue Sc
The wedding of Miss Lillian Dorothy
Koerner and Allan c. Simmons will take
place in San Antonio, Tex, Wednesday,
| Oct. A. Mr.. Simmons will leave for the
south Oct s and will be accompanied by
a group of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Myers announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Grace
Harriet, to Horace H. Tracy Of Chicago.
part of January. at the home Of the brides
uncle, on Kenwood boulevard. Chicago
Miss Myers is a graduate Of the state
university and Mr.. Tracy is a graduate Of
Yale college. He is engaged in business
in Chicago.
Miss Evers of Stanley Hall has issued
invitations for musicale which will be
given Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Frink will give
dancing party Tuesday evening, Sept 20,
in Mrs. Mobiles hail. in honor Of the sixth
anniversary Of their marriage.
A dance for the benefit of the football
team will be given Friday evening at
Phoenix hall by the young people of the
East High school.
Saturday evening Mrs. G. w. Stricken
of Emerson avenue s, gave dinner for
Miss Hannah Dunwoody and Fayette
: Bousfield, whose wedding will take place
in October. It was a family affair and
the guests were Messrs. and Mines. e. F.
} Bousfield. John Dunwoody, W. H. Dun
woody, Miss Dunwoody and Mr.. Bousfield.
Friday evening Miss Bertha Hudson gave
a dinner of ten covers for Miss Dunwoody
and Mr.. Bousfield.
J Mrs Carlos Wilcox gave tea Saturday
afternoon at her home on Ninth street s..
for her sister, Mrs. H. L. Birge of Excel
sior. Misses Florence KalkhoH and Miss
Bauch poured tea. The rooms were bright
with American Beauty roses and asters.
Mrs A. H. Linton of Park avenue gave
Pink roses decked the table.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Stephen A. Hall
of Clifton avenue entertained group or
children in honor of the fifth birthday an
niyersary of her son Stephen. Pink and
white were the colors of the decorations
and carnations and satin ribbons were
used on the table with the birthday cake
and it's lighted tapers. There was soap
bubble contest, fish pond and other
games. The small guests. were Alice and
Vera Meagher, Ralph and Jack Butman,
George Fullerton, Jr., John Osborn, AIDE
laide Watson, Elizabeth Brown, Helen
I and Josephine Woodward, Claude Wood
ward Catherine McMullen, Howard Nc
Mullen, Alfred Chadbourn, baby Chad
bourn, Francis Thayer, Mary Thayer and
Dorothy Cogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Moffett Of Aldrich
tavenue entertained twenty-five guests
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Lena
Kenney of Dallas, Texas.
Miss Nina Williams and Harold Dunphy
of Spokane, Wash, were guests OF honor
at dinner of twelve covers which was
given Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Louise Shore on Fremont avenue
S. Cards were played after dinner. Miss
I Williams left yesterday for Evanston col
lege, Illinois, and Mr.. Dunphy will go to
Ann Arbor, Mich.
! Miss Myrtle M. Galngton and Fred w.
{ Hasenbank were married Thursday after
{ noon at the home of the officiating minis
} ter, Rev. G. l.. Morrill,, 1888 Stevens ave-
nue..
A group of friends gathered in st.
: Stephens church Wednesday to witness
the marriage of Miss Mary Byrne and
Michael E. Pickle. Palms and carnations
and smilax made the church beautiful.
Miss Louella Houle played the wedding
march and Miss Fitzgerald sang adore
n and Be STILL The maid of honor was
Miss Margaret Byrne. She wore white
French lawn with trimmings Of point lace
and chiffon and carried pink carnations
e The bride was in white organdie over
: white silk, tucked and fashioned with
S lace and her flowers were bride roses
s The bridegroom and his best man, M. c.
d O'Donnell of Glenwood met the bride al
: the altar where the service was read by
Is Rev Father Danehy reception fol.
: lowed at the home of the brides parents
$ on Clinton avenue. The rooms were
h bright with flowers and ferns. About
T, seventy-five guests were present. Mr.
: Pickle and his bride left for an eastern
F" trip and they will be at home at Lakota
N. D., after Oct. 20.
Miss Catherine G. COyne and Mark M