The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

sued cards for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Anna Rubinowitz, to Ellis
Levinson Of Ashland, Wis, to take place
Tuesday, July q, at 6o'clock, at the home
of the brides parents. 81 Fifteenth street
N. Miss Berthe Benson will be maid Of
honor and Lewis Seigel will be best man.
The marriage of Miss Alice Munson,
daughter of Mrs. Paul Munson. and Will
at the home Of the BRIDES mother on
James avenue S. The rooms had been
profusely decorated with palms and pink
peon1es. Green banked the mantel and |
the pink blossoms were clustered on the |
tables and bookcases. The staircase was
entwined with smilax and the dining room
was adorned with white roses and fes-
toons Of smilax and ribbon. The two lit
tie nieces Of the bride played the march
and L. Munson bore the two rings. which
were used In the ceremony, on a satin |
pillow. The bride entered with her broth
er, Fred O. Munson, and wore gray crepe |
de chine over gray taffeta, ornamental |
with lace and chiffon; her flowers were
brides roses. After the ceremony at |
which Rev L. H. Hallock officiated, Mr.
and Mrs Roberts received the congratu-
lations Of the guests. The brides going
away gown was Of dark blue cloth with
hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will
make a. tour of the east and will be at
home at 2710 Elliot avenue s after July Is.
The marriage Of Miss Nina Marvel
Gardner and Dennis Melville O'Brien was
solemnized yesterday at at the ST.
CHARLES church, where Rev. Father Cleary
performed the ceremony In the presence
OF relatives and intimate friends Miss
Mamie OBrien attended the bride and
wore white point d'esprit and carried
pink roses. A. Newman served as best
man. Crepe de chine was the brides
gown, fashioned with shirrings, and her
flowers were white roses. Twenty guests
attended the reception, which followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will
live at 27O9 Eighteenth avenue 8.
The marriage Of Miss Selma Anderson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Ander-
son, to Peter Rood, will take place Tues
day evening, June 49,, at $3.50 p. M, at
Thirteenth Avenue M. E. church.
Last night the Misses Anna Anderson
and Florence Nardale gave a kitchen
shower for the bride at the home of Miss
Nardale, 2706 Twenty-seventh avenue s.
The house was decorated with red peo-
MES and these regal blossoms were used
ON the refreshment table. Much fun was
extracted from the presentation Of the
gifts and musical program also added
to the pleasures Of the occasion. There
were fifteen guests.
Mrs. Thompson entertained the Holmes
| Lucas bridal party last evening at her
home on w Twenty-fourth street The
d1ning-room WAS adorned with pink roses,
tall vases were placed about the parlor
filled with clusters Of roses and carna-
lions, while sweet peas filed the hall with
their delicate fragrance. When the bride
elect entered the dining-room where re-
freshments in the chosen colors were
served. a large white umbrella filled with
pink roses was opened, showering her
with flowers. s r.
| The bridal party for the Hopes Hovey
wedding was entertained at dinner Mon
day by S. E. Hopes at the National hotel.
The centerpiece was a basket Of pink
| roses and maidenhair ferns and the favors
| were tied with pink ribbons. Pink rib
bons fell from the chandelier to the cor
ners Of the table. Covers were laid for
eight and white roses designated the
| brides place.
Mrs. Henry Carlisle entertained at a
towel shower yesterday afternoon for Miss
| Wilma Baxter, whose marriage will take
place on the last Of the month. Music
and a guessing game furnished entertain
i ment for the guests. The rooms were
decorated with pink peonies and ferns.
Mrs. Carlisle was assisted in receiving by
MISS hdIe DdrllnS or harrington.
! Mrs. 8. S. Cargill entertained at dinner
i last evening for the Cargill- Brown bridal
i party. White and pink peonies were
fused as table decoration and were placed
about the rooms. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Addison Wilson and Miss Lottie
Markle gave a. hosiery shower Monday
evening for Miss Gertrude Markle, a bride
of next week. Pink carnations were used
in the rooms while peonies gave the note
of color In the dining-room. The guests
who were about twenty friends of the
bride, were entertained with a number
of musical selections.
Miss Rosa E. Wilson and A. B. Cargil
were married at All Saints Episcopa
church to-day, Rev. Theodore Thurston
officiating. Mr. and Mrs Cargill will
leave this evening for Milwaukee where
they will be at home after July Is at 12s
Fifth street.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Olwin Of Aberdeen, S. D.
are in the city.
Mrs. $. E. Belknap is spending few weeks
, | In BURLINGTON