The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-01
Social Circles.
A CHURCH WEDDING D
Miss Florence Mckay and George
Nathan Davies Married in
Highland Park Church.
Ceremony Is Followed bysa Recep-
tion at Home of the Brides
+ Mother.

The wedding of Miss Florence Mckay,
daughter of Mrs. F. C. Mckay, and
George Nathan Davies, was prettily sol
sennized last Nevening in Highland Park
Presbyterian church The organ lott ana
altar were almost hidden by the tange or
vines and palms and in among the green
Easter lilies and white azaleas were ef-
fectively placed The wedding music was
played by Miss Amy Cross and Miss
Sara rook sang 90, Promise Me- just be-
fore the service. The ushersr We're Max
Mckay and Paul Barnes and Ralph |Da-
vies was his uncle's best man. .. Inc
bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Mulvey,
who wore light blue organdie over silk
and carried white tulips, and Miss Lois
Townsend, who was goWned In PINK
mousseline de sole and had white roses.
The maid Of honor was Miss Helen Gill
mousseline de sole with white lilacs for
flowers. The hride4wore white Paris mus
| line over white silk. Both skirt, and bodice
| were trimmed with valencennes lace and
| insertion and the bridal bouquet was OF
! roses. e: . - -, = e ..s - D., - -, p
The service was read by Rev: y. }.
| Slonaker in the presence OF several nun
| dred friends. A reception for the family
4 and the bridal party followed at the home
( of Mrs. Mckay, 2126 SLynda1e avenue N.
| Pink roses and palms were In the sparlors
and American Beauty roses decked the
table, %,.r.s-. H.. ..e<r:sr. ~ : +
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies left on the evening
train for short trip and on their return
they will be at 2126 Lyndale avenue N un-
til May 1. when they will go to Lake Min
netonka for the summer.
! The marriage of Miss Cecilia Gregory
/ daughter of Mrs: e. v. Gregory, and
George Guthrie Newcomer, both of Lat
robe, Pa, took place yesterday morning
at the home of the brides uncle, DR..
George C. Barton, 337 E Sixteenth street.
Only the immediate family witnessed the
service, which was read by Rev. DR..
George Bridgeman, president of Hamline
university. Pink and white roses and
ferns made a charming decoration
through the rooms. There were no at
tendants and the bride wore her travelling
gown of blue cloth. Mr.. Newcomer and
his bride left on the, morning. train for
California. " y :. i:
The wedding of Miss Ruth Tanning
Waldron and Earle Barnett Chinn, a
former Minneapolis man, is announced tc
\ take place Tuesday. April IA, at high
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waldron,s. in Mus
kegon, Mich Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn will
reside in Seattle, where Mr.. Chinn ane
} his brother are engaged in the lumber
| business. -
|
r the announcement of the marriage of Mis-
: Augusta Chase, daughter: Of: Dr. 5anl
7 Mrs. z. &c. Chase Of @St:as Louis and ~
Fitzgerald aof Hillsboro, Mos which tool
place in March. DR.. Chase and his. fam
lily have spent the summer at Mime
tonlSa for fifteen. years and they hay
) many friends among Minneapolis people
Mrs. R. NJ Newport Of st. Paul enter
3 tanned several of the Minneapolis wome
q at luncheon yesterday before the meetln
n of the Colonial Danes in the afternoon
= Among the guests were Mrs. Thomas lI
Roberts and Miss Anna J.. Cleaveland.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. 4 I
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hudson returned til
- morning from trip to Mexico O.. -:'r -.-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thomas and the Misst
; Thomas returned yesterday from southel
trip. "rI ~ ~ a. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. schwab left for H,
month.
The $: S. Gard Club will meet with Mr.
George Fox, 1920 Hawthorn avenue, Sunday
ternoon.
Miss Blanche H. Wells will arrive from wi
dom to spend pend g. weeks vocation vacation with her
;Mr. and Mrs: e. A. Heath Of s30Os. Emerse
e avenue S have returned to their summer HON
Glen villa, at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss 9fe Sas,ts in hss hesn psn sfres has
l turned to her home III North Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. G: .Meining and little daughter
Sleepy Eye, NIinn, are guests for ten days
| Mrs. Menning's mother, Mrs. T. E. Bowen,
Eleventh street S.
Northwestern people nt New York hotels 8
,. as follows: Minneapolis-vietoria. p G. Pottt
. Mathews; Holland Miss M. Winchester, G..
- Iafray; Cadillac. W. G.. Byron; Dulnth1H
oil land, L. E: Lum Kenmore n. ,1D;,o D;aBroadw
:. Mrs. Z. Grsnlund of 2127 Lyndale avenue
lay was pleasantly surprised yesterday afternoon
l. / forty-fve of the members of the Ladies'
her Society of Bethlehem Lutheran church. The
- fair was a farewell party. as Mrs. Granlu
e will leave shortly for Seattle on account Of j
lef' health The guests presented Mrs. GRANNY
i lrxith fnll hlnu-n aZalia.