The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26

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MRS. w. A. Ramsey Of Dupont avenue
s gave an informal tea this afternoon for
Miss Jane Mcdonald and, Miss May, An
keny. The wedding of Miss Mcdonald
and Norman Stewart Of Chicago will be
the event Of next week and Miss Ankeny' s
marriage to Peter George Of Mississippi
will take place in July. About forty
friends Of the two brides had been In
vited this afternoon. Branches of white
lilacs were in the drawing-room and red
tulips decked the dining room. where Mrs
Theodore Wetmore and Mrs. w. A. Jones
poured tea. Mrs Charles M. Case, Miss
Frances Janney, Janet Gunckel and Bos-5
well assisted thru the rooms.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Maurine
and Arthur L. Hearn was so1en1ntzed last
evening at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Moore, 1904
First avenue s. White carnations and
smilax decked the parlor and branches of
lilaos were in the living-room. while the
d1ning-room was gay with red carnations
and foliage. James R. Kerr sang Bid
/ Me to Love" just before the service and
Miss Cora Hearn played the Mendelssohn
march as the bridal couple entered. The
bride wore white chiffon aeolian CLOTH
| shirred and trimmed with lace, and hen
flowers were lilies of the valley and roses.
Rev. w. II. Rider read the service which
was followed by a supper. The guests In
i Guided Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Keene Of
Langdon, Mimi. and Miss Hearn of Ben
zonia, Mich. Mr.. Hearn and his bride left
for their new home at La Belle Mine, near
Mckinley, Mimi Mrs. Hearn's travelling
gown was of tan with a hat and coat to
match
The wedding Of Miss Clara Void, daugh-
1 ter OF A. G. Void, and c. R. Rank, took
place last evening at the new home of
the bridal couple, 1874 Hennepin avenue.
American Beauty roses, pink and white
carnations. ferns and palms added to the
beauty of the rooms, where a small group
Of relatives gathered to hear the service
read by Rev. William Francis. Miss Min
ME Runo played the wedding march.
There were no attendants and the bride
wore white silk wolfe over silk, trimmed
with point lace, and carried bride roses.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Osborne and o. J. Keogh Of st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. Rank will receive after June IL.
Miss Agnes Minogue and Joseph Walsh
were quietly married yesterday morning In
ST. Anthony church. Miss Francis Nc
Na.lly played the Mendelssohn march and
the ''Lohengrin" bridal chorus. Miss Mel
lie Minogue. the maid Of honor, wore
green foulard and carried white carnations
and the BRIDES gown was Of white net
over silk, inset with bowknots Of inser-
ton, and her flowers were bride roses,
Charles Litz was best man, and the sery-
ice was read by Rev. James O'Re1lly. a
wedding breakfast was served at the
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and white roses and smllax made the
rooms pretty. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh went
to the lake for two weeks, when they viii
go to their new home In Republic, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs W. b. Mitchell Of ST
Cloud have issued the invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Caroline, ano
George Wood Bacon Of New York, which
will take place at their home sWednes-
day afternoon at s. O. clock. It will be5aa
very quiet affair, owing to a recent death
in Mr.. Bacon's family.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M Carlton announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Elma
nette, to Edwin l. Haseltine OF Spring
field, Mo. The wedding will take place
next month at the home of the bride!
parents. Several little affairs have beer
planned for Miss Carlton. ss
The wedding of Miss Hattie Marin ant
Jake A. Danner will take place in Chi
cago Wednesday, June IL. Mr.. Danner il
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Danner 0
1926 e Lake street.
Mrs. spicer R. Gage Of Park boulevard
will entertain Wednesday at a luncheon
and thimble bee for her niece, Miss Su
Yeaton, a bride of June. -
A reception will be given to-morrov
y, of Trim nfj
church at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ Gillette, 314 Tenth avenue Sc
and DR.. and Mrs. Crandall will be tn
honor guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw CAV
a dinner of ten covers last evening a
their home on Laurel avenue for Mis-
Gertrude Sprague and Alfred Owen
whose wedding takes place next Thurs
day. The other guests were Miss Lo1
Sprague, the maid of honor; D. D. Nc
MILAN, the best man; Miss Olivia Brooks
DR.. and Mrs. John Mintener and Jane
Bradshaw Lilacs in cutglass bow
were in the center of the table, whic
was lighted with tapers in cutglass hold
ers Above the bridal couple hung wed
ding bell Of white liacs.
Miss Ethel Gibbs, whose marriage
Edward William Donovan will take plac
June o. was the honor guest last eve
ming at a handkerchief shower given b
Miss Jennie Smith at her home, 201
Eleventh avenue S. The decorations We1
in red and white, with carnations an
lilacs and a cluster Of American Beaut
roses marked the brides place at tf
supper table. The centerpiece was lare
slipper of red and white crepe paper file
with the dainty gifts.
, Mrs W. H. Anderson entertained tweI
ty guests last evening at a parcel Shove
at her home, 2716 Bryant avenue S, fl
Miss Josephine Norman, a June Bird
AS the guests arrived they placed the
parcels in miniature automobile, Wllic
! was skilfully driven to the bride-ele
later in the evening with little Hele
Castle acting as chauffeur
Mrs. Fred Manthey and Miss Oswa
gave a kitchen shower for Miss DeLaitt
! and a hosiery shower for Miss McAllist
last evening at the home of Mrs. Mantle
, which was declled with 1ilacs and earn,
the brides received their gifts.
!. The Alumni association Of the Sou
high school entertained the seniors la
evening at a reception and dance in M
banked around the stage and banners al
bunting added to the decorations. y
J. patrons were DR.. and Mrs. c.. M. Jorda
and Mines. G. L. Sawyer, w. K. Hicl
M. L. Fosseen and DR.. and Mrs. #.
Laws. Short talks were given by I
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