The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-25
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IA WEDDING IN NAY
Engagement of Miss Olive Louise
Backus and Paul H. Knports
Is Announced.
Pleasant Affairs Planned for Miss
Jane Lewis Who Will Be ~,
Married Wednesday.


Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Backus announce
the engagement Of their, daughter, Olive
Louise, to Paul Henry Kinports. The
wedding will be q family affair and will
take place Wednesday evening, May 20.
Only the members of the family will wit
ness the service, which will be followed
by q small reception. Several affairs will
be given for the bridal couple in the days
preceding the wedding. 2>essa - g -
Several affairs had been planned for
Miss Jane Lewis, whose marriage to Will
liam F. Mordey of New York VIII take
place in ST. Paups church Wednesday,
evening, but on account of illness in the
Lewis family, they were, given up. Mr..
Morley will arrive from New York to-
morrow morning and quite a group of out
of-town relatives and friends will come
Tuesday and Wednesday,. The service
will be read at 8 o'clock on Wednesday
evening and will be followed by a recep-
ton for the members Of the bridal party
and the relatives. Tuesday afternoon
the Misses Lawson will entertain for the
bride and on Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis will give the bridal dinner
for their daughter. The guests; will be
the bridesmaids and ushers and covers
will be laid for twelve. Mr.. Morley and
his bride will travel for six or eight
months in the south and east. . - =
Mrs. Leonard LIE Baron will give a
progressive luncheon and linen shower
Thursday afternoon, May Z. at her home
on Second avenue 8; for Miss Rachael
Woodward, bride Of June. This will be
but the beginning Of quite a series of at
fairs for Miss Woodward and Mr.. Perkins,
whose marriage will take place June 10.
Mr.. Perkins will take his bride east and
large reception is being planned for
them in New York - g. F..
Miss Woodward will have as her maids
Miss Mary Hiddleston and her cousin,
Miss Hazel Hopkins Of Hopkins, MINI.
Miss Ruth Woodward will be flower girl:
The best man will be a friend Of Mr.. Per-
kins from the east
DR.. Ethelbert Crossman will entertain
at cards Thursday afternoon.
Tuesday evening reception will be
given for the church people in thepar
lors Of Westminster church.
The Seventeenth Street Euchre Club
will be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. c. S.
Wallace, 1446 W Lake street.
Mrs. Jacob Swanson, Of Clinton avenue
gave a dinner last evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary Of her husband
Covers were laid for sixteen and the ia
BILE decorations were tulips. The parlor
and sitting-room were decorated with
roses and carnations. An informal re-
ception followed the dinner and about
so guests were present. Miss Lille
Swanson gave several solos and Mr. and
Mrs. Zumb, contributed vocal duets. Miss
Carrie Zumbach played the accompani-
ments. Light refreshments We're served
at small tables. .,:..
An Informal dance was given Tues
day evening on the East Side by Misses
Bella Stanley, Mae Kelley, Lillian Kopp
and Marie and Kathryn Carlson. The
decorations were in pink and green. Miss
Florence RAIDER sang several numbers and
frappe was served. There were sixty
guests. e..