The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-27

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The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Gould, daughter of Mrs. Anna Gould,
and John P. Old of Sault Ste. Marie,
took place yesterday at the. home Of
the brides mother on Spruce place.
The rooms We're made beautiful with
chrysanthemums and ferns to carry
out a color scheme of pink and green
and In the dining-room ribbons and
tapers were used with the flowers.
About forty guests were present to
witness the service, which was read
by Rev. j. S. Montgomery. Walter
Rollins played the Mendelssohn
march for a professional and the in
termezzo from "Cavaleria Rusticana'
during the reading of the vows. The
bride entered alone. Her gown was
of white crepe de chine over a white
silk slip. The skirt had pleated
panel edged with applique lace and
the blouse was fashioned with a
shirred yoke outlined with rosettes of
liberty silk. The veil was caught with
a sunburst Of pearls and the flowers
held were bride roses.
At the informal reception which
followed the brides sisters, the Misses
Gould, the bridegroom's sister, Miss
Nettie M. Old, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Truman Hubbard assisted in
receiving. Misses Julia Eastman
Ably Thatcher, Grace Horton, Anna
were in the dining-room. Among the
guests were Mrs. Margaret Old, Miss
Nettie M. Old. Mrs. Victor E. Metz
ger and Miss Hoyt Metzger from
Sault Ste. Marie. Mr.. and Mrs. Old
went east on their wedding trip and
they Will be at home at 500 Carrie
street, 'Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, after
Dec. Is. Mrs. Old's travelling gown
was Of brown broadcloth, trimmed
with red velvet, and her hat and boa
were Of brown fur.
A wedding Of yesterday was that
OF Miss OLIVE E.. McCrea and Adel-
emnized the home of the brides
emnized at the home Of the BRIDES
Crea, 1922 Emerson avenue N. White
and pink carnations and chrysans
themums decked the rooms and
palms formed a bower for the bridal
couple. Mrs. Falk Tenneyson, the
matron OF honor, wore a pink gown
and carried chrysanthemums. The
bride was in white mousseline de sole
and her flowers were bride roses. A.
G. Simmy was best man. The service
was read by Rev. #. A. Sumner in
the presence Of a small group of rela-
tives and friends. A supper followed
and pink carnations made the table
at home after Jan. Is at 2414 Lake
place.
A pretty Thanksgiving wedding took
place last evening at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. Edwin Rase, s25 Nineteenth
| avenue NE, when their sister, Miss
Georgiana Yattaw. and Albert J..
White were married. The decorations
turnout were in red and white and
carnations were the flowers used.
Miss Grace White played the 'Lohen-
grin" bridal chorus. There were no
attendants and the bride was in gray
mousseline de sole over white, and
trimmed with point lace. The bridal
| bouquet was of bride roses. Rev. Will
| liam Ward read the service and a din
| ner followed Mr.. White and his bride
Invent away for a short trip and they
will be at home at 2637 Jackson
street NE after Dec. IL.
| The home of Mrs. M. F. Brennan,
1888 Seventh street N, was the scene of
| a pretty wedding last evening, when
her niece, Miss Anna Murphy and
Eugene Yoho were married Only the
| immediate relatives were present.
Miss Florence Brennan played the
'Lohengrin" chorus. Miss Mildred
Brennan attended the bride and Cas-
| sius Yoho was best man. Little
Dorothy Brennan, in a frock of yellow,
carried the ring in a large yellow
chrysanthemum. The brides gown
was of cream white crepe de chine
over taffeta with a lace bertha. Sup
per was served after the service. Mr..
Yoho and his bride will reside in st.
Paul, and will be at home after Dec.
at 277 Pleasant avenue.
The engagement of Miss Eleanor G.
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announced The marriage will be
quietly solemnized at the family
residence in December.
! Dean and Mrs. j. F. Downey enter
/ tatned thirty guests informally last
evening at their home on Fifth street
Sc. An amusing feature of the affair
was the presentation Of clever three
act. play written by Miss Kate McVey
of Des Moines, Iowa. The parts We're
memorized and the arrangements
made after the guests assembled
Miss McVey took the leading part and
others in the cast were Professor
Beach,. Professor Zeleny, and Miss
/ Rogers. After the play there was a
| Thanksgiving supper.
The Cotillion club will give it's first
| party Of the year this evening in Elks'
| nall ana Cne COLllllOn Will ne begun at
8 o'clock. Karl DeLaittre and John
S. Pillsbury have planned the figures
| and favors.
The Deutscher Frauen club has
| chosen the date for it's annual charity
/ ball and it is announced for Feb. 8.
1t will be given as usual in Masonic
Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Butterf1eld OF
Ninth street S entertained at dinner
last evening for Charles Ceilley Of
Chicago.
MI. Ceilley gave dinner at the
4 Hotel Brunswick Wednesday. Covers
were laid for ten and the table was
decorated with roses and carnations
h The guests were Messrs. and Mines
w. D. Butterfield, Charles Linn, Mrs
/ Clara Spilane, Miss Grace Frary, w
F. Clifford, A. B. Smith and S. H
Chase.
Mrs. ,Kloetzer of Nottingham, Eng,
land, who has been visiting with hel
aunt, Mrs. e. Millward, of 1909 Long.
fellow avenue S. left for New York
this morning to join her husband an6
they will sail for England Wednesday
During Mrs. Kloetzer's visit number
Of affairs were given in her honor
one of them being a trinket shower
and Mrs. Millward also entertained
group of friends for her niece.
Mrs. Kate Lila Wolf formerly Mis-
Mott Of Minneapolis, granddaughter O.
Mrs. Eliza Bostwick and the late
Judge Bostwick, was married at thu
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H