The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-12

the QlnerS ana dancing was enjoyed. "A
string orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Josephine Rice gave an informal
dinner for two members Of the Carpen-
ter company Wednesday evening after the
theater. Eugene Shakespeare and Will
Scribner were the guests of honor. Mrs.
Rice had invited small company to meet
Mr.. Shakespeare, who is an old pupil Of
hers. A chop suey supper was served
The Misses Chute entertained at
luncheon yesterday for Miss Anna Belle
of Seattle, WASH, who is here visiting
Mrs A. A. Taylor on Bryant avenue S.
Covers were laid for eleven and the deco
rations were in pink carnations.
Mrs. George S. Johnston of Second ave-
nue. entertained last evening for Miss
Ada Hillman, who leaves Minneapolis for
New York preparatory to taking up her
new work with the Y. w. c. A. at the
University of Chicago. ~
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Parr, daughter of Mrs. Susan c.
Parr, and DR.. Ernest Avery Wright were
issued yesterday. The wedding will take
place at $50 Wednesday evening, June
"a, at the home of the bride, 1926 Fifth
street Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Nettleton announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Lii
liam Nettleton, to Professor Fred Smith
of the Aberdeen Normal school, The
wedding will take place in the latter part
of August.
received invitations to the reception Major
and Mrs. H. Liggett are to give tonight
at Fort Smelling for Mrs. C. P. Harmon,
in the post hop room.
Miss Lilyan Samuels will entertain at
a porch party Saturday afternoon at her
home, 1888 Irving avenue S, for Miss
Mabel Oliver, June bride.
Clayton D. Gilbert has issued cards for
a reception in honor Of Henry South
wick, dean Of Emerson College of Ora
tory in Boston, for Friday evening, June
10. The parlor floor Of the w. C. A. build
ing will be used for the reception. About
500 guests will be received between the
hours of and II. There will, be a num-
Der of entertainments given for Mr..
Southwick while he is in the city.
Yesterday Mrs. G. M. Orr received about
$50 women in her home in Union Park.
The rooms were decked for the occasion
In pink roses, and. carnations. Punch was
served IN the library which was decorated
ception hall yellow lady slippers were
| used. e.-..
| Miss Florence Bosard and J. Sidle Law
| renee were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents in Grand Forks, N. D., on
| the thirty-tirst anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bosard's wedding. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. J. H. Farms
| worth of San Francisco, who was matron
Of honor, and Miss Helen Bosard, also a
sister, who acted as flower girl. Walter
Hannibal ThOrp was best man, and P. R.
Brooks, Will Schultz, e. H. Kent, Eugene
Lawrence Of Minneapolis, John McClare Of
Duluth and Gerald Board were the
ushers. Rev. Frank Hays officiated. The
bride wore a gown Of white crepe de chine
over silk. A supper was served after the
ceremony and in the evening the brida
couple took the train for the east. Ferns
palms and carnations were used In the
decorations and produced charming eff.
feet.
A number of delightful affairs will b.
given next week upon their arrival ii
Minneapolis. at which Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee will be honored guests.
! Mrs. Charles, Ringer will give a hand,
kerchief shower for Miss Munson, bride
of next week, this evening at her home
3517 Eleventh avenue s.
Mrs. J. j. Hill of St. Paul entertained a
a garden party Wednesday afternoon a
her home in honor of her daughter Mrs
Arson McCook Beard Of New York Ia
bles were placed on the veranda and
marquee was set in the garden. A strin,
orchestra in the inner hall played selec
lions from the operas. Among the guest
were Archbishop Ireland and Prince Herr
f. DeCoy Of Belgium. Mrs Hill was as
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Clara Hill, Miss Rachel Hill, Miss Gertrud
Hill, and by Mrs. Archibald NacLarer
Mrs. Paul Gotzian and Mrs. Webste
Wheelock.
5 very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized last evening at the home of MI
e and Mrs. James Smith, 3419 Grand ave
nue., when their daughter, Miss Grac
Edith Smith, became the bride of JOSEF
G. Carter. Preceding the ceremony Chas
easier of st. Paul. accompanied by Mis-
Marie Schissler, played a violin arrange
ment Of ooh, Promise Me" which change
to the Lohengrin chorus as the bride en-
J tered. The bride wore a gown of whit
silk null over silk. with shirred skirt an
yoke and her flowers were bride rose.
Rev. G. e. Burton read the service. TIL
par1or was festive with pink and whit
peonies used In combination with palm.
Carnations were used in the dining-roon
shades. At the informal reception whic
followed the ceremony Mines. Palmel
Smith and Bradbury assisted in the. din
ing-room. After July Is Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
ter will be at home at 3419 Grand avenu,
The marriage of Miss Ethel Doris Aus
tin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Austin, wa
solemnized Wednesday evening before tn
immediate friends and relatives at TIL
home of the bride, 2014 Eleventh avenu
is. AS Mrs. B. o. Thompson played til
Mendelssohn wedding march, the bride en-
tered with her father, attended by Mis-
; Esther Hawkins. Frank Hawkins til
: brother. Of the bridegroom, served him q
best man. Rev. Frederick Watson Hal
read the service. At the Informal recer
: ton which followed the ceremony Mr.
! Patton read an original poem expressive ,
congratulations. The bride wore a II,
trained gown of white and carried re
roses. The decorations Of roses and gree
were beautifully arranged turnout I'll
rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins will Ii,
in Minneapolis.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Walker ar
James Wallace was solemnized Wedne
day evening at the home of the bride
I mother, Mrs. George Walker, on Thi
teenth avenue Sc. Just preceding IL
ceremony, Mrs. Eugene Young sang 80
Perfect Love- The "Lohengrin" Choir,
was the signal for the entrance Of I'll
bride. The ceremony took place in Il
livingaroom before an altar Of smilax al
ferns. where the bridegroom, with his be