The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-04

for short trip. after which they will re-
turn to Minneapolis and spend a few days
at the lake before going to Huron, where
they will make their home. Mrs. Camp
bells travelling gown is blue silk shirt
waist suit,
The marriage OF Miss Grace Celeste
Blood and Rev. Donald Mckenzie will take
place Wednesday evening. June II, in the
Thirteenth Avenue M. p. church. Miss
Blood will have for her maid Of honor
McCombs will be. the best man. The ush-
ers will be Hamline students. Wednes-
day evening Miss Mollie Hagenestad will
give a. linen shower for Miss Blood and
on the following Saturday Miss Sullivan
| will entertain for her.
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H. B. Blood
gave a kitchen shower and thimble bee
for her daughter. Vocal and instrumental
music was furnished by Miss Trowbridge
and Miss Bertha Blood. Pink carnations
and snoWballs were arranged thru the
rooms. Refreshments were served and
covers We're laid for fourteen. Among
| those present were Mines. Chamberlain,
Townsend, Johnston, Bryan. the Misses
Trowbridge Keyes, Sperry, Tuffnell. An
trim, Jones and Blood.
| At the marriage of Miss Leila Stirling
Griffin and Ralph Waldo Fawcett. which
will take place in ST. Marks church
will be the maid of honor and Eugene
Hawkins the best man. The ushers Will
be John A. Written, Walter w. Fawcett
and George P. Newmyer. Tomorrow
evening Miss Fawcett will entertain the
| bridal party at dinner and Saturday even
ing Mr.. Written will be host at din
ner. Monday evening Mr.. Hawkins will
q ctoc mr. " Mr. Fawcett The
service at the church will be followed by
, an informal reception for the relatives
and members of the bridal party at the
| home of Mr.. Written on Tenth street s.
The wedding of Miss May Rose Mil
dred Birmingham, daughter Of James M
Birmingham, and George Harrison Chill
ton will take place Wednesday. June IT,
at the home of the brides father, 3444
Bryant avenue 8.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Utley
and Earl w. Melting Of Montevideo,
MINI, will take place Tuesday. Last
evening Miss Bessie Baxter of Nicollet
avenue gave kitchen shower for the
bride. A musical program was given and
later the guests wrote letters to the
bride.
The cotillion which a group of the
younger women will give tomorrow
morning at the Minikahda club is the
topic Of social interest just at present.
Several of the girls will alternate in lead
ing and all sorts of novel and clever ideas
will be evolved. The cotillion will be
followed by a breakfast.
Tomorrow evening the class of '92 of
the state university will have it's eleventh
annual reunion at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Kraft 1901 Third avenue s.
The Misses Laura and Florence Fleu
gave a breakfast this morning at their
home, 1903 Second avenue S. for Miss
Minnie Troendle. Miss Troendle and the
Misses Fleu will leave next week to join
a house party at Lake Plantaganet for
two or three weeks. The decorations for
the breakfast were in light blue and
white and snowballs were the centerpiece.
The guests were Misses Troendle;, Cath
arine Hewson, Hazel Ramsdell and Effie
Cole
The marriage of Miss Margaret Leitch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Leitch
of Park avenue, and Herbert Franklin
SeWell was solemnized last evening at the
home of the brides parents In the pres
ence of 100 guests. The window In the
parlor was banked with palms and the
mantel was hung with smilax and vines
were resplendant. In the reception room
were white and red flowers and white
roses were in the library. A brass jar
filled with American Beauty roses was
on the table in the dining-roorn, where
the lights were shaded in red Ferns and
roses formed a tangle on the sideboard.
In the hall the balustrade was wreathed
with smilax
Mrs. J. H. Peterson played the Lohen-r
grin bridal chorus for the entrance of the
bridal party and 'Traumereri'' was played
during the service which was read by
Rev. J. E. Smith. Miss Minnie Shapiro
sang an appropriate selection after the
benediction Miss Lucy Vance was flower
girl and scattered pink carnations in the
brides pathway. Miss Madge de Corsey
in a white gown trimmed with Irish GRO
Chef lace, stretched the white ribbons
The bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude 81 Tut
tle wore pink silk muslin over pink with
Irish crochet lace, and her flowers were
white carnations. Miss Margaret Keat-
zung of Blue Earth, Mimi, was maid Of
honor and was in white Paris muslin and
her flowers were pink carnations. The
bride was in white chiffon over silk,
trimmed with real lace She wore a veil
and carried~ltlies of the valley and ferns
The best man was James Leitch.
The service was followed by a reception
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Leitch and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sewel assisted in re-
ce1Vlng. Mrs. James LongWell presided
in the dining-room and she was assisted
by Misses Nellie Leitch and Florence
Vance The out Of town guests were
Charles Raught Of Kaukana Wis., and
John Wyles of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewen left for an eastern
trip and they will be at home at 3744 Park
avenue after July Is. Mrs. Sewell's tray-
cling gown was of brown serge with hat
ITO match
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About 800 guests assembled in the Free
Baptist church last evening to witness
the marriage Of Miss Edna May Matchan.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert d.
Matchan, and Perry Doyre Sherwin. Mrs.
Groskopf played q program of music be-
fore the arrival Of the bride and an
nounced her entrance with the Lohengrin
chorus. The ushers, Renwick Sloane.
Herman Timms, George Baston and
Archie Krum, preceded the maid of hon
or, Miss Grace Matchan. Miss Matchan
wore French wolfe with drawn work
and white velvet and carried Marguerites.
The bride entered with her father She
wore white crepe over taffeta, trimmed
deliberately with drawn work and lace me-
| dallions, and a long veil fell over it In
graceful folds She carried shower boi1-
quet Of lilies Of the valley During the
service which was read by Rev, r. r.
KEENAN,, Mrs. Groskopf played "Still as
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