The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-03

r. M. Neeley Of st. Paul and Mrs. Charles
D. Wagner presided in the dining room,
where deep pink roses, pink shaded lights
and satin ribbons made the table beauti-
ful. About eighty guests We're present.
Mr., and Mrs. Blackmar left on the
evening train for the east and they will
be at home at 6 w Fourteenth street.
after Oct. /. Mrs. .Blackmar's travelling
gown was of brown with a hat of brown
taffeta n
Among the weddings Of yesterday was
that of Miss Florence M. Breidel and FL
mer A. Larsen, which took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Breidel, In Merriam Park Wild
flowers and ferns made the rooms beauti--
full. Rev. j. Tuergesen of st. Paul read
the service and Jacob Breidel was best
man Miss Minnie e. Larsen, the maid
of honor, Wore white Egyptian tissue and
carried pink carnations. The brides
gown was Of white Swiss with shirred
skirt and bodice trimmed with lace. Her
bouquet was of bride roses. About 100
guests attended the reception which fol-
lowed the service and Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
sen left on the evening train for La Crosse
to visit relatives. They will be at home at
1906 Van Buren, street after Oct. Is.
Mrs. Frank Commons gave luncheon
Tuesday at the Minnikahda club for Miss
Lila Finch whose marriage to Sewall
Andrews Mrs. Commons brother, will
take place early in October. Covers were
laid for twelve
saturday evening Miss Fannie Heffel-
niger and Thomas F. Wallace will give
dinner at the Mnnikah da club for Miss
Finch and Mr.. Andrews.
Mrs. Freeman Coe of 1925 Bryant ave-
nue. VIII entertain at dinner this even
ing Tor Miss Grace M. Reade and DR. AID
rlch. whose wedding will take place Sat.
urday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle M Scott have is-
sued invitations for a reception which will
De given Saturday afternoon and even
ing at the1r home &c Thirteenth street s.
MRS. George Halves entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening, at her home at
Washburn Park, for her daughter. Mr..
Ferry r. Day Of Bagley. The guests We're
group of Mrs. Days girl friends The
rooms were effectively decorated with
mountain ash and the table in the dining
room was beautiful with pink asters
After dinner a program Of music and
verse was given on the veranda. The in.
Nlted guests were Mrs. Belle Cole TsahaI
Ferry Gertrude Sessions, Alice Ebel.
cara Ebel, Eleanor E.. Lloyd, Mae Lloyd.
grace Lowry, Miss Devereaux, LYDIA Hur-
ley. - = - ~---s
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
o!rchard celebrated the tenth anniversary
OF their marriage. Vines were fesrooned
thru the rooms and ferns and garden row
e.s ADDED an effective note to the decora
IONS. MI. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey
Mrs. Is. J. Dudley, Misses Grace Saunders
anu Grace Duntley assisted Mr.. and Mrs
6irchard. Mrs. B. q. ~Duntley read an
Inappropriate poem and Mrs Helen Nelson
contributed musical numbers. Mr.. and
MRS. Orchard were presented with n,l,,
Der Of tin articles .--' -. '1--
MISS Anna Lucille Edwards Of, 622 ,S,xth
| avenue N gave a parcel shower this weei.
Tor September bride, Miss Catherine
Coyne. Sweet peas decked the rooms
oames and music were followed bv a
supper and covers were laid for twenty
| f1ves 4. H.. - -
tuesday evening Miss Catherine Holland
entertained a group Of guests. Games
| were played and light supper served
Present were Misses T. Wiggin. N %Rife
l. Williamson, Q. Holland, Messrs. C. Hoff-
man w: DeHuncy, w. Jayne, DR.. o. Boil
stad and DR.. N. Ivers.
O: George schoenert was host at a box
party at the fair races Wednesday after
noon. Inc guests were Misses Laura D.
| Ehlott' Beryl B. Blair, Jennie M Priest
Georgia M. Miles and Messrs. J.. Frank
yosburg, R. Harold Wells and A. Theo
Fehring. -, q :. : = - 1~o