The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-22

Minneapolis friends Of the bridal couple
took place yesterday afternoon IN
C!rookston, Mimi, when Miss Raj Wllk (,
, 1m;9, daaghter ct Mr. and d. Mrs. a: =;
married. The bride il a, graduate Of
the Northwestern Conservatory of
Music and the bridegroo ON was a mem
Der of the class of 'O2 of the university,
and is q member of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity. The wedding was pretty
home affair and was witnessed by about
the the Iohengri MS b bridal chorus for
the professional. The bridesmaids were
Misses Florence Fuller and Avis Stin-
son. of New Lisbon. One wore white
over yellow and the other white over
blue and both carried white asters.
The bride was also in white, and her
flowers were asters. Fred Harris acted
as his brother g best man, and the SER
vice was read by Rev. G. F.. Satterlee.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris arrived IN Mime
apolis this morning on their wedding
trip, and they will be at home In
Crookston after Oct. Is.
Mrs. Josephine Constable Lewis Of
Greencastle, Ind, has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Mary Henry,
to Maxwell Warren Matteson, of Mime
apolis. The wedding will take place IN
the spring. ~. ST..
Mrs. Charles S. Wallace of West Lake
street entertained at luncheon this at
ternoon for Mrs. w. T. Coghlan Of New
York. Marguerites and ferns furnished
the pretty table decorations and clus-
ter of the flowers and feathery. green
was tied with green tulle to- the chair OF
the guest Of honor. After luncheon the
guests spent the afternoon over their
Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Frank
Stacy will entertain for Mrs: Coghlan
| and Mrs. G. P. Wainman has issued IN
vitations for a luncheon which Will be
given next Wednesday afternoon at
| Dayton s tea rooms for Mrs. Coghlan.
The Misses Bessie and Florence Muir
ray entertained informally this afteroon
at their home, 2437 Humboldt Avenue 5,
for Miss Anna Benton. who will leave
| Sunday evening for Wellesley. college
Miss Benton was graduated from the
Central high school in June and a grouE
Of her former sehoolmates We're mvlt tee
to meet her. Games and dainty needle
work occupied the afternoon, and light
refreshments were served. r. -. .
The Monday Card club will hold it!
first meeting Of the wear with Mrs. FREQ
L. Gray. 1925 Girard avenue S, Monday
afternoon. - i =.
Miss Marie Shol and Richard Charles
Wyvell were married last evening a.
the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Shol, 1901 East Lake
street: Miss: Teresa Knutson playeet
the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus and thu
service was read by Rev. W. b. Riley
assisted by Rev. J. S. Montgomery
The bridal couple stood before banl
of palms and red roses, and the. brid
wore cream crepe de chine with lac
and chiffon trimmings and carried lille
of the valley, and ferns. The Iecora
tions in the diningroom included has
ket of pink roses and ferns for a"cen
terpiece and garlands of smilax fel
from the chandelier to. the table. MI
and Mrs. Wyvell went, to California o.
. their wedding trip and they will be a
home after Nov. Is at 3l37 Park ave
, nue.. 'i.:. 49,
:
Miss Caroline Gold will leave
Wednesday for Wellesley college an
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charles Col
gave luncheon for her at the Com
mercial club. Covers were placed TO
eighteen and pink and white asters wit
;ol io1y 4,111o