The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-26
Social Circles.
FOR MISS WOL | J. ].
Mrs. Robert Kolliner Entertains at
Her Home on Second
Avenue.
-, $500 ----- $3.50. - ~ S5.
Miss Helen Munson Married to Her
man F. Daniels Of Swift
Falls.

From until this afternoon Mrs. Rob
ert Koliner received at her home on Sec
ond avenue for Miss Wollner Of Chicago.
Miss Well received with Mrs. .Kolliner and
Miss Wollner. The mantel in the library
was filled with Towering cucumber vines
and bouquets Of ferns and goldenglow
were arranged thru the room on the cab
inets and tables. In the parlor nastur-
tiumsS and goldenglow filled vases which
stood on the tables and a curtain Of green
ferns fell in front Of the window. Ferns
completely covered the doorway between
the library and hall. In the dining room
sweet peas were used In profusion and
pink shaded candles In silver candelabra
in the center Of the table shed a soft light
thru the room. The Misses Caussig Of
Chicago and Miss Robitschek presided in
the dining room. : se
The wedding Of Miss Helen Munson, and
Herman F. Daniels Of Swift Falls, Mimi,
was quietly solemnized last. evening. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Herbst,
1915 Fourth avenue s.. The parlors were
chaEmingly decorated with ferns and
white garden flowers. !! In the dining room
q large cluster of brillian Mt carnations stood
In the center Of the table and ropes of
smilax fell from the chandelier to the table
edge. Red and green formed effective
decorations In the room.
Rev. j. s. Montgomery read the service
beneath an arch Of green before small
number OF guests In the parlor The Lob
engrin music. was heard before the cere-
mony and the Mendelssoln march was
sounded when the bridal couple turned to
receive ngratulations.
The bride Wore a gown OF thin material
IN ashes OF roses tint and her flowers were
white sweet peas.
After the informal reception which fol-
lowed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
left for the east. On their return they
will be at home at Swift FANS, Mimi
Miss Ethel Fitx Of st. Anthony Park
planned a surprise for Miss Ada Law Ia st
evening In honor Of her birthday. The
evening was passed at Mrs. Mobiles hall
on Fourteenth avenue Sc, where the sixty
guests enjoyed program Of dancing.
Misses Grace. Bardwel and Avis Newton
served frappe. and the young people were
chaperoned by Mrs. George Loudon and
Mrs. G.. F. Barwise. The pretty program
cards were pen and ink sketches and
pretty bits Of water color. The only color
used In the decoratio was yellow and
goldenglow and goldenrod were extern
sively used to carry out the scheme Dur
ing the evening three dainty favors were
given each. guest. - ~. =
Miss oSCiieb IL. L u1lOil dI1u HOSCO6 hOSSoT
were married Monday evening at the
home Of Rev. Frederick Watson Hart,
who read the service. = The young people
fof Bruce, Wis, are on their way. to
Sebeka, Mimi, where they will make their
home Mr.. Rosser is superintendent of
the schools in the town for the coming
year.. r :. &'
: Saturday, afternoon at the home Of the
BRIDES father on Fourth avenue NE Rev.
Frederick Watson Hart read the service
| uniting Miss <Lillire Gilbert and Fred w
Luke. They were attended by Miss Petra
Fodstad and, Walter Gilbert. The we'd
ding dinner was served at 6 O'Clock. The
young people will reside at the home of
the BRIDE. s-f.'.<s q s4.555t5.< \ -.
| The M rriage of Miss Anna wiegell and
| Walter Jackson was solemnized this aft
ernoon with the greatest simplicity in
Gethsemane church There were no at
| tendants. Only the immediate relatives
were present when the service was read
by Rev. I. P. Johnson. After the cere-
mony they left for Excelsior, Minnetonka,
| where they will spend week before COM
ing their homes, 81 Eleventh street N.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hagemeyer Of
| BOLT Calhoun boulevard, announce tn cen
gagement tof their daughter. Beulah to
Charles Frost 1872 6
I Mr. Frost will soon leave for Europe,
where he will enter into business. The
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