The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-29

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4 The prettiest Of holiday weddings
A will take place at o'clock this even
/ ing at the home of the brides brother
] and sister, Mrs. Hermann Wehmann,
i when Miss Pauline COggeshall and
Erie B. Savage will be married. The
i bride is the daughter of Mrs. Julia
4 Coggeshall of River Falls, Wis, and is
! member of the Alpha Phi fraternity.
i student, a Beta Theta Pi man. He is
4 the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
i Savage, and has recently gone to To-
i rOnto, Cam, to manage his fathers in
Il terests.
The arrangements for the wedding
will be characterized by charming sim
j plicity and the decorations are most
artistic. The drawing room will be
transformed into chapel with palms.
y ferns and southern srrlilax and
), either side of the floral altar tall can
die sticks will hold high the white
cathedral tapers. Pink Chatnay roses
i in Japanese baskets will furnish
II touches OF color thru the rooms and
in the, dining room deeper note will
be sounded in the red roses and tapers
on the table.
wedding march and a soft accompani-
ment to the service, which will be read
by Rev. J. S. Montgomery. The
brides only attendant Will be. her sis
ter, Miss Minnie Coggeshall, who will
wear white gown and carry a sh over
bouquet of pink roses. The bridal
gown will be of pure white chiffon
icloth, shirred and trimmed with rare
old lace. A veil and cluster Of bride
roses will complete the pretty costume.
Bart Barton Bean Of Chicago will be best
marriage by her brother, Charles
Coggeshall OF Miles City, Mont. Only
the immediate relatives witnessed the
service, which was followed by a din
From until 10 o'clock Mr.. and MIS-.
M. w. Savage will give a reception for
which 500 invitations were issued at
their home on Portland avenue, for
their son and his bride.
The bridal dinner for Miss COgges-
hall and Mr.. Savage was given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Wehmann
Red roses, yelled with ferns and en-
) circled with red tapers in silver hold
I ers, were the table decorations and a
( great cluster OF red roses marked the
brides place. Violets were at the
) other covers for the women and the
name cards had the initials of the
bridal couple. A string orchestra
I played during the dinner. Covers
( were laid for fifteen and the guests in
cluded Miss Coggeshall, Mr.. Savage,
; Miss Minnie Coggeshall, Mr.. Bean, Mr..
I and Mrs. M. w. Savage, Mrs. Cogges-
( hall and a group of out of town rela-
{ tives.
I A group of Wellesley girls had a
luncheon to-day at Donaldson's tea
: rooms. The table was made pretty
) with holly and white tapers. The
! irc nd 1p1 ha iplc 7,
{ for the holidays and a group of the
{ recent graduates. They were Misses
) Juliette Cooke Grace Newhart Grace
I Stilwell, Blanche Wells Alice Perry,
I ST. Paul: Mary Danas Caroline Dayton,
{ Nettie Kelly and Mrs, esHilleary Muir
) ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Partridge
s gave an informal dancing. party last
) evening at their home on Groveland
I with their decoration Of holly and
amed here and p2Te.e there. In the 1esfoiis bai1
: room fir boughs and wreaths of holly
I almost concealed the walls The
{ guests numbered sixty and included
: the older college set, the debutantes
! and the younger married people.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Foreman
entertained sixty Of the school and
college set last evening at a dancing
party at their home on Park avenue
for their granddaughte Miss Gather
inc Clerihew. Holly and greens fur
nished an appropriate decoration for a
Il Christmas party. Mr.. and Mrs. For
( man were assisted by Mrs. A. E. Cleri-
! heW.
q The Zeta Beta Psi girls Of the Cen
{ trail high school gave their second an
5 nual dancing party in Mrs. Mobiles
hall on the East Side last evening.
4 The hall was made attractive with hol-
& ly and greens and a group OF young
s people enjoyed the program Of Dances
& A. r. Rogers will give watc1,
q party Thursday evening for group OF
! men friends at his home, 923 Summit
Il avenue.
& The golden wedding of Mr.. an(
& Mrs. George w. Sherwood who have
been residents of ST. Paul since 1855
was celebrated Christmas afternoon
le the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
E J. Reed, on Union street Sc. Among
I'd the relatives present were Mr.. ant
e Mrs. Bethnal Sutherland Of st: Paul
ir MI, Sutherland is 90 years of age ant
his wife 81. A course dinner wa
served and at it's close photograpl
was taken of the aged bridal couple
ing by J. w. Wait Of st. Paul ant
selections by Jason 2. Wait were fol
lowed by the reading of an origina
% poem written for the occasion by {
III nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
o. Sidney De Graw of ST. Paul. Gift
- were distributed from a Christina
!, tree. The guests included Mr.. ant
- - Mrs. w. H. Sleeper, Raymond Sleepe
- and A. E. Sherwood of Sheldon Iowa
:, DR.. and Mrs. George e. Sherwood o
q Kimball, MINI; Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Oakes, Miss Edna Oakes, Webste
Oakes, Merriam Park; Mr. and Mrs
Bethnal Sutherland of ST. Paul AM
= Mrs. S. J. Reed and children.
~ Mrs. Henrietta L. Seyfried enter
m tained- at box party at the Lyceun
va theater for her brother, Harold Sat
~ urday afternoon in honor of his birth
st day anniversary. After the play Mrs
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