The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-08

4 Miss Adah Blackwell entertained twenty
young women at hearts this afternoon at
Z her apartments in the Virginia for MISS
Katherine Morse. In place Of tally cards
dainty little baskets were distributed
among the guests in which to place the
tiny hearts which marked the score.
Gladioli In red and white were effectively
used for decoration, and the Ices We're
heart shaped and In the same colors.
Next Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
W. Evans of st. Paul will give hand
Nerchief shower for the bride, and the
following Thursday Mrs. Edson s. Gay
lord of Fremont avenue will entertain.
Mrs Frank Kluckhohn will have an af-
fair for Miss Morse at her summer home,
at Bald Eagle Lake, on Saturday, June l8.
At the marriage of Miss Morse and
Harry March, which will be one Of the
pretty events of Wednesday evening,
June % Mrs. w. w. Sykes will be her
sisters matron of honor and Miss Mary
Stoughton Of ST. Paul and Miss Grace
Lavayea will be the ribbon bearers. Miss
I Lavayea is now residing at Ocean Grove,
Cal, but has returned to Minneapolis for
the wedding Samuel March will be his
brothers. best man. Both Miss Morse and
Mr. March are university young people;
Miss Morse is Kappa Alpha Theta, and
Mr. March is a member of the Chi Psi
fraternity.
Mrs S. c. Noble gave a luncheon this
for Mrs j. B. Berry and daughter. Miss
Ruth Berry, of Omaha. Miss Berry Is a
recent graduate Of Stanley Hall, and her
mother came on with group Of friends
In private car to attend the commence
ment exercises. The guests were the other
out -oftown women, and numbered ten.
Pink sweet peas furnished a dainty table
decoration, and all the appointments were
in pink
Holy Trinity church, the oldest Episcopal
church in the city, celebrated Its fifty
fourth anniversary last evening in the
clubhouse with a birthday party that
was realistic in every particular. Every
corner in the large hall was filled with
palms, while huge punches of white
snowballs were arranged in the green. In
the center of the hall stood a large table
bearing the birthday cake of unusual pro-
portions and trimmed with ropes Of s1ni-
f lax, while festoons Of green fell from the
chandelier above to the four corners OF
the table. Tapers In silver candelabra
burned brightly on each side. On the wall
were the pictures Of the mission bishop
who consecrated the church, Bishop
Kemper and the bishops who succeeded
him, Bishop Whipple Bishop Gilbert and
the present incumbent, Rt. Rev. DR.. Ed
sail. In another place were the pictures
of the rectors who have been in the par
ish: Rev. Timothy Wilcoxson, who re.
mained until 1852; DR.. S. S. Chamberlain
DR.. Charles Woodward, DR.. Knickerback
er, Rev. Abraham Reeves, Rev. DR.. Small.
wood, DR.. John Anketel DR.. Spoor, Rev
Theodore Riley, DR.. A. J. Tardy, Dr. A. J
Graham and the present rector, who has
been in the parish ten years, Rev. DR.
Purves When the pianist played "Ault
Lang Syne.' the company formed for 6
grand march around the table, and eacl
ate a piece of the festival cake afte
which light refreshments were served
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stories were told by the old settlers abou
the experiences Of the little village of st
Anthony.
r. AS part of the celebra ton each CUES
brought as many pennies as he was year
old, and these were presented at the doc
in little bags Those on the reception
committee who were either charter mem
bers Of the church or descendants of char
ter members were: Mines. ]. K, Seaton
II George Morse, J. S. Hawkins, Georg
Z Houghton, Edwin Parker, Hankinson an
Miss House.
During the evening Mrs Davis and he
four sons gave program of orchestra
numbers.
Last evening the marriage Of Miss Lul
Rickmire and Richard Mathwig took plac
at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
G. F. Emden, 2343 James avenue N, an
Mrs. Rickmire- Boardman gave her daugb
ter in marriage. Rev. J. II. Cudlipp rea
the service in front of bank of palm
and ferns frightened with clusters
roses. In the other rooms American Beau
ty roses and carnations were used. Th
opening chords of the "Lohengrin'' brid;
chorus sounded as the bridal party er
tered. The bride wore white crepe d
paris fashioned with Irish point lace an
shirred bands Of liberty silk, and she cal
ried q shower bouquet Of lilies Of tt
valley. She was preceded by little Clyc
Emden, who carried the ring on silvt
tray, and little Helen Mathwig in whi
frock, who scattered rose petals
her pathway. The bridesmaid, Mi
Plene Rickmire, wore Write lansdown ov
silk, and in her bouquet were pink rose
The bridegroom was attended by IL
brother of the bride, A. P. Rickmire
Rhinelander. Wis. At the close of tt
ceremony Miss Powell sang "Oh, Promi
Me-" and during the evening progra
of readings and musical numbers WI
given by the brides classmates at Il
johnson school, Among those who to,
Samuelson, Powell. Rieck and Mrs.
Benner. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathwig left f
st. Louis, and they will be at home
Warren, Minn., after Oct. 1. The ou
of-town guests included A. P. Rckmi
of Rhinelander, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Benner Of Rockford. Mimi. Mrs. J.
Essler of Bemidji, Mimi; Mrs Boardm
of Sylon, Wis; F. A. Mathwig and daug
ter Helen Of Fairmont MINI.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Eth
Wood and Archibald Merritt Sutzin W