The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-12

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The wedding of Miss Lillian Tice,
daughter of Mrs. William Henry Tice,
and Frederick Watson Straw has been
the home of the bride, 2425 Pi;lsbury
avenue. Only small group OF rela- |
tives will witness the service, but a |
number of invitations have been issued |
for the reception which will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Pond announce
the engagement of their daughter, Fran
ces Eggleston, to DR.. William S. Titus
of Mora MINI. The wedding will take
place early in October. { ~
! The Minneapolis friends of the bride
will be interested to hear of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Virginia
York, which will take place Saturday,
Oct. l, at the country home Of the
bride mother, Mrs. N. S. Dousman, in
Prairie du Chen, Wis. Miss Dousman
comes Of pioneer western family and
she has been prominent member of the
st. Paul younger set. Invitations for the
wedding will be issued this week.
The wedding of Miss Martha Logan
and Earl H. Hoover will take place
Oct. II.
A reception will be given Friday
evening by the women Of Andrew Pres
byterian church in honor of the new
| pastor, Rev. G. F. Hubbard.
John A. Rawlins post, with the mem
bers of the citizens staff, will be guests
at reception to be given Friday even
! ing by the Woman's club Of the post at
weather on Highland avenue. The new
officers of the club are: President, Mrs
Ell Torrance; vice president. Mrs: s.
| H. fowler; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Will
liams; secretary, Mrs. George Fox.
This evening Miss Jattie Lyons will
give dinner at her home on Clinton
avenue for Miss Alice Phyllis Kane
and Louis Henry Thompson, whose we'd
ding will take place in October: Thurs,
day the Misses Bavaria Of 1147 Glrard
avenue n will give Dutch luncheon
and on the following Wednesday the
Misses McGilligott will entertain. The
hostesses at an affair for their sister
on Monday, Sept. 26.
|. Mrs. Patience Baker, who will leave
shortly to spend the winter in Califor-
MIA, was the honor guest at gathering
of the members OF the Central Bap5lst
church in the church parlors Friday
evening. A program of music and read
ings was given by Mrs. Ferguson, the
Misses Cramp and Miss Margaret VIII
son of Milwaukee, and later refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Elkins entertained
the members of the Town and Country
al, bni in
Minneapolis, Thursday evening in hon
or of Mrs. Baker. A New, England
supper was served from tables spreat
on the lawn, Present were Messrs: ano
Mines: James Chapman, Charles Mar
shall, Mines. Russell, Baker and Glenn
Misses Dorothy Marshall, Phyllis El
RAYMOND and Harold Glenn, Herbert
Chapman, and Henry Alden. .-:,~ p
Miss Tillie Beneck and Michae
Wolfe of Ortonville were married
Thursday afternoon at the home Of the
BRIDE s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FranF
I Beneck, PIP Aldrich avenue N: There
I were no attendants and the bride wore
{ brown silk and carried white roses. The
5 service was followed by a supper fo1
I the group of relatives and friends. Mr.
I Wolfe and his bride will make thei
home in Ortonville.
A group of Minneapolis relative
5 tend the marriage of Miss Maud Lore
! ma Dent and Edward David Stowe o
I this city, which took place at tn
brides home. The service was read D;
the bridegroom father, Rev. A; L
I Stowe and the bridesmaids were Mis-
5 Miss Grace johnson Of Minneapoli:
! Senator and Mrs. Knute Nelson ,wer
among the guests as well as larg
= number Of other utof-town people.
The wedding of Miss Anna M. Lane
graeber and Winfield S. Foster too
~ place Thursday, evening at the non
and Mrs. Charles G. Landgraeber, 0
. Irving avenue S. Garden flowers an
OF vines made a leafy background fl
IS the bridal party. Little Olive Lam
Nv graeber carried the ring in a bask
"a. Of flowers. Rev. G.. A. Cleaveland reg
Ia Ia a small group Of relatives. Mr.. Fost
% and his bride will receive after Ser
bl5 at 1898 Pleasant avenue.
W Miss Marietta B. Morris and Hen
3d. Swanson were married Wednesday CIV
II ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morris.
ma Twenty-second avenue NE. Rev. M.
Morris read the service and Miss 5
II Shield sang "Since Thou Art Mine
III lust before W. P. Engle played t
fTL,ohengrin bridal chorus. M
Maude Kelsey, the maid Of honor, VIC
white muslin and carried pink aste
4 The BRIDES gown was also OF mus
Y and her flowers were white asters MI
tin Swanson was best man. Ferns a
palms with. white flowers were in t
r parlors and the diningroom was in
I low, with flowers and tapers. Mr.. a
= Mrs. Swanson went at once to tn
new home, 813 Twentyffth aver
NE, where they will receive at
. Oct. 1.
D Mrs. Eugene B. Gould entertai med
ROYAL Ladies of Hennepin court, r:
at her home on Bryant avenue, t'rid
afternoon. The house was prettily d
GRATED in purple and white, the col
t. Of the order, and the same color sche
ae was carried out in the refreshmer
and prizes which were given for
- guessing contest. Favors were won
= Mrs. H. c. Carson and Mrs: Brew
and dainty souvenir was given .et
guest. Mrs Gould was assisted
/ NE,,o. Carson Rush and A. f.. Clark