The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-19
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eVA0dAAA AVTAoJs
Marriage of Miss Dorothy Clay and
Frank Dennis Takes Place
This Evening
rem Murdoch Horner gave a large. recep-
ton this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Peck on Hawthorn avenue. The dccora-
tons were charming, although very sim
pie. Southern smilaN Wreathcd the door
ways and arches and fcstooned the cham
delers. Clusters Of pink tulips were in
the drawing room and pink roses decllci
the reception room. The tea room was
in yellow and jonquils were on the table
with the sanovar, while brass bowls and
fagons repeated the sunny tints of. the
blossoms In the dining-room a great
basket of red tulips, With a tulle bow on
the handle, was in the center OF the table,
which was lighted with red tapers in sill.
Yer candeabra. Mrs. Peck and Mrs. tor-
ner received alone and assisting through
the rooms were Mines Milton d. Purdy,
d. Danforth Dickinson, William Sam
mis-, Fletcher Walker, William Badger,
Roderick Daniel John Baxter and Miss
poured tea and the Misses Sadie Preston
and Rachel Beard assisted her. The
Misses Elason Of Montevideo. Myrtice
Wilcox, Margaret Daniel, Caroline Bailey
and Mary Longbrake were in the dining
room. A string orchestra played as the
guests came and went. The hours were
from 3 until o'clock and about 800 women
were present.
This evening the assisting women will
be entertained at a buffet supper and
later the men have been invited for cards.
| The marriage Of Miss Dorothy z. Clay
| and Frank Dennis will take place in Geth-
semane church this evening. The service
will be followed by a small reception at
| the home Of the bridegroom parents,
DR. and Mrs. c. E. Dennis of Portland
avenue. Miss Helen Dennis will be the
ma id Of honor and the bridesmaids VIII DC
Miss May Dennis and DR.. Guillemena
Mendel r. Pratt will act as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. S. Ryerse of $40 Sixth
street Sc announce the engagement OF
! their daughter, Grace Viola. to arthur
Rollin Thompson. The marriage Will take
place carly in March and will be very
quiet affair." ...
! A pretty wedding was solemnized quietly
and simply yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar, ooe
Fourth street Sc. when Miss, Maude
Elaine Crittendon of Kasson and Dr.
Jerry Gerrettson of Dodge Center were
| married.. The ceremony was read by Key
E. w. Shurtleff at $3.50 p. M Bride roses
were used in the parlors for decora tor
| and red carnations and snilaN. in the din
| ing room. where a dainty repast was
served after the service. The bride wore
q reception gown of dark blue silk tissue
over taffeta and carried bride roses.
The out of-town guests included the
! brides mother. Mrs. W. r. Lansing o
kasson MIR: and Mrs. Richard Gerrettson
1 VIII Gerrettson Milwaukee; DR.. Charlie
Gerrettson. Willmar; Mrs.:M. G: Colligan
Miss Laura Colligan and Miss Ida Moore
Saltwater. =,
Judge C. b. Elliott will entertain at din
:. ner this evening at his home on Portland
avenue. The guests will be the judge
and several Of the ex-judges of the city.
Miss Helen Colchazer is. the guest o
Mrs. f. w. Backus, Oak Grove street, 70
a few weeks Mrs. Backus and her CUES
will be at home, Informally, tomorrow
afternoon and evening. No cards hay
been issued. +.-., -
Mrs. A. H: Smith of First avenue enter
tanned at cards last evening in honor {
her DTOlHSI-lH Id w, fODGII O1lltll VI oil
+ bault. The rooms were frightened wit
E carnations and daffodils. Progressive
y Iscinch played and refreshments wer
+ served during the evening.
j., Mrs. B. D. Durham Of 3431 tOaklan
) avenue gave a dinner last evening in homo
a OF Miss Durham. whose marriage
!: George Wilson will take place next weel
E The decora lions in the dining-room wei
in mink white with ia q r
: plate. Covers were laid for twelve,
g The wedding of Miss Daisy Chase ar
d Roy W. Squires Of Manila took place la
evening at the bone OF the brides ps
IS rents. Mr.. and Mrs, c.. S. Chase. in s
e Anthony Park. The service was read
It Rev. Marion D. Shutter in the librar
e which was decorated in white and gree
q The other rooms were in pink and gree
y About 300 guests witnessed tine servic
e Mrs. John Courtney Horspooa of St. Pa
IS sang 20, Promise Me- and Mrs. Clal
l. of St. Paul played the accompaniment
Miss May Chase was maid of, honor al
n wore pink batiste trimmed with white al
ar carried pink carna tions The brides gov
st was white crepe de chine. over white sill
in The skirt and bodice were shirred al
trimmed with lace and the bridal bouqu
was of white roses Coates Preston I'll
= of st. Paul was best man. At the rece
ton which followed the assisting won,
were Mines. F. c. Metcaf and c.
Suuires. Minneapolis; Alyah III. Bull al
: Leslie Ames Carson The young wom
y in the dining room were Misses Mabel N
man, Sadie Chase, Leora Eastman al
Miss Richardson; Minneapolis. Mr.. al
Mrs. Squires will leave about March / +
Chicago and ST. Louis on their way
the Pacific coast and they will sail t
last of March for Manila. where n
Squires is ngagcd in business.
/ Franklin Avenue M. r. church was t
Escene of q pretty wedding last event
when Miss Edith Wynn, daughter of NJ
Charlotte Wynn, and David Brooks Gree
were married. Ferns, palms and smil
decorated the church. Miss Lillian Ma
son was at the organ, Miss Edna Mats
played the violin and Miss Chariot
Wynn sang 90 Promise Me- before {
service. The ushers were Thomas Jon
Edwin Snow. Alfred Pinger and Mert
PoWle and William Vanstrun, was bt
man. Little Lulu Needlam in VIII
frock carried the ring a white sa
pillow and Rachel Graves, in pink a
white. scattered rose petals Miss Mildr
Kelly was maid Of honor and wore VIII
French lawn trimmed with lace, and CT
= ried shower bouquet of pink roses a
white violets. The brides gown was
white lansdowne fashioned with chiff
lace and ribbon and her flowers were br
roses and English yiolets The service Y
read by Rev. A. A. Graves, assisted
Rev. ]. Brooks. and was followed by