The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

The marriage of Miss Fannie Heffel- |
finger and Harry Curtis Seldom is an
nonnced to take place Wednesday after
noonh June 80, at 4:3O o'clock, at the
home of the8brfdes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. B: Heffelfnger, on Third avenue S.
Mrs. James Bell will be her sisters ma
tron of honor. and Miss Nellie Heffelf1nger
will act as bridesmaid. Mr.. Seldom will
have for. his best man Charles Heffelfnger.
Mrs. Harry G. Spear will give lunch
con for Miss Heffelfnger Wednesday
afternoon at the Hampshire Arms.
The invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Sarah Marian Drew,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Drew
of Minnehaha park. to DIR. Ernest e.
Munns, which will be solemnized Wednes-
day evening, June %, insthe Methodist
church at Minnehaha. 81 ss
Miss. Ethel Chapman gave hosiery
shower this afternoon at her home on
Thirteenth avenue Sc for. Miss Clara
Henderson, a bride Of Wednesday. About
twenty young women had been hidden
and spent the afternoon sewing for the
bride. A program of music was given
by the guests, and the bride was show
cred from a wedding bell Of white, which
held the gifts and when the white satin
ribbons We're pulled they fell in shower
around Miss Henderson. The decorations
were all in green and white, with snow
balls for flowers. Garlands of green were
festooned from the chandelier to the cor
ners Of the table. Miss Chapman was
assisted by Miss Helen Chapman and the
Misses Carrie and Elsie McKittrick.
Miss Ethel Chapman will be the maid
Of honor at the wedding Of Miss Hen
derson and Donald G. Lowell and Charles
Henderson will serve as best man.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Frank Smith
will entertain group of Miss Hender-
sons friends at her home in Cottage City.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G. w. Hen
derson gave a quilting bee for Miss Hen
derson, and twelve young women spent a
jolly afternoon tying a comforter for the
bride. -
Mrs. George sherrer Of 271o Oakland
avenue entertained at luncheon to-day in
honor of her sister,. Miss Louise Graft
Of Chicago. Decorations thru the house
were all in American Beauty roses and
ferns, and in the dining room a large
cluster Of the flowers filed a basket on
the center of the table. Ferns were
strewn on the white cloth. The ten
guests were favored with American Beau
ty roses. & !.
Next. week Mrs. Sherrer will give a.
luncheon Of twelve covers for her sister,
Mrs. A. r. Thompson entertained yes-.
teenth avenue Sc, for Miss Elsie Thomp-
son, a June bride. The decorations wVe
in hearts which were hung from the
ceiling and on the walls, while bowls
and jars filed with great clusters of
white snowballs and roses were effec-
lively arranged about the rooms.
Last evening the lawn and residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrom, 1926 Fifteenth
avenue S, was brightly lighted for the
final party Of the, graduating class Of
Adams school, which had received dr.
plonlas at the South high school in the
morning. On the lawn games were
played, three-1egged races were run and
clothes-pin races were participated in
by about twenty boys and twenty girls.
Later in the evening the company
went indoors, where more formal pro-
gram was given as a surprise. Miss An
toina MaQuis, while, pretending to read
the palms Of her classmates, gave the
future life and work Of each. Charles
IIixon and Howard Johnson wrote the
history and Amy Jones, May Quist, Anna
Teningl and Esther Frost presented Prin-
cipal D. H. Painter and W. H. Hicks Of
the school board with raffia pillows. A
| check for S25 was presented by Ben
jamin Swanson to buy weathered oak
| library table for the school when the am
mex Is completed. Miss Olive Bergstrom
read the class poem, while a number Of
musical selections were given by Emil
| Neumuth and quartet. a
| Mrs. Edgar Cassidy gave parcel
shower Wednesday afternoon at her
home at Cottage City for Miss Elmanette
| Carlton, a. bride Of next week. The dainty
parcels were hidden among the trees and
the bride was given only a few moments
L., TIL, -
| and appointments were in violets. Pres
ent were Misses Carlton, Carlson, Ham
n1ond, the Misses F1eu, Miss Cassidy Of
Rochester, Mines. D. D. Dayton, Leroy
! West and Hail.
| The wedding Of Miss Lydia Chuck and
DR.. Charles Malchow took place Wednes-
day evening at the home Of the, bride and
was witnessed by only the family The
service was read by Rev. Mr.. Dovidat in
the parlor under q canopy of white satin
ribbons intertwined with smilax, snow
balls and silver bells. The mantel was q
mass of ferns and snowballs and in the
dining room ribbons, smilax and bells
were festooned from the chandelier to
the table, where they encircled the
brides cake. At either end Of the table
were roses and lilies Of the valley Pink
| and white peonies and honeysuckle were
Il
the wedding march and furnished a soft
accompaniment to the service. Little
Emma Gluck in a white frock and carry
Ing pink roses preceded the bride, who
wore white null trimmed with valen-
| ciennes lace and held bride roses. Miss
Dena Gluck, the bridesmaid, wore pale
blue batiste inset with white embroid-
cry. AS the bride was going away she
threw her bouquet. which was caught by
Mr.. Dovidat. DR.. MalchoW and his bride
left for the south, and they will receive
after Oct. at their new home which is
being built at 1920 Fremont avenue S.
A wedding which will bring a bride to
Minneapolis, took place Wednesday even
ing in Mankato when Miss Ella E. Ohm
stead and Ernest T.. Wallace of Mime
apolis We're married. The service was read
at the home of the brides mother. The
bride has been the principal Of the North
Mankato public school for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan 3. Miller enter
tanned eighty guests Tuesday evening at
their home, 1917 Hawthorn avenue, in
honor Of the twelfth anniversary Of their
III marriage. Mrs IT r T,onpdoy o,,d y1y;1