The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30


group Of guests and the men have
been hidden as we'll as the women.
About 200 cards were sent out for the
two periods
| Now that the wedding of Miss Helen
Higbee and Earle Graeme Nunnally is
over, and what a pretty affair It was,
the next large event will be the mar
riage of2Miss Alma Hoegh and Fred
and for the next week everything will
center around the bride. AS the
wedding of Miss Jane Mcdonald will
follow shortly after that of Miss
/ Hoegh, they are sharing the honors at
s%o brides e add s pi Rna to
lering Friday, afternoon. Mrs Ben
jamin Graham will entertain for Miss
Hoegh at her home on Highland ave-
nue. and Mrs. Philip B. Hunt has cards
out for a tea for next Saturday after
ming a dinner for the two brides and
there will be other affairs, formal and
informal.
= Two Of Miss Hoegh's Smith college
friends, Miss Lord Of Chicago and
Miss Carolyn Weston Of Dalton, Mass.
of MRS. Charles M. Case, who IS also
Smith graduate. Mr.. Ayers and his
ushers will come up few days before,
the wedding. Mr.. Ayers has asked
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his best man and Norman Stewart Of
Chicago, Miss McDonald's fancee, Will
liam Robbs and Mr.. Hauseisen of In
, dianapolis and Charles Case and e.
Charming Kibbee of Minneapolis to
act as ushers. The presence Of so
many out Of town men will make the
6 pre-nuptial affairs even more interest
ing.
Aprons and May baskets are rather
E lam Edward Wheeler of Irving avenue
= : s used both in a most delightful man.
ner at the affair which she gave this
= afternoon for Miss leila Dobbin, a
bride Of next week. At the luncheon
of the table and the fiuttering pink
:. and white ribbons were tied with bic
- bows toithe dainty baskets of bonbonf
Z at each cover. The place cards were
3 water color aprons and on the reverse
:, side was a blue print picture ofathe
- bride. Pink and white tulips also
- contributed to the beauty of the4deco.
:, rations. Covers were laid for'fifteer
= and after luncheon the guests were
: busy making aprons out of tissue
: paper and pretty apron rewarded
;, the maker Of the daintiest. Littl'
y Leonard Wood and Valetta Zal
: brought in the great May basket f1llet
with aprons for the bride and thu
opening Of the dainty parcels fur
= nshed much amusement. Mrs
20 Wheeler was assisted by Mines. Lynn
:, Wood and William Eggleston.
- The members Of the bridal party o
=: Miss Dobbin and Mr.. Mcdonald hat
40 a dinner last evening at the Minneap
u oils club Mr.. Mcdonald will have JOIN
~ Lamb as his best man and John Raw
y, enscroft, William Sherman and E. W
~ Sumner as ushers.
Miss Olivia Kruse, daughter Of MI
II and Mrs. F. w. Kruse, has chosel
~, ~ Wednesday, June 1, as the date of he
" marriage to- William Claude Stevenson
= Mr.. Stevenson is the son of Mr.. an
=, Mrs Thomas w. Stevenson Of Port
: land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Moore an
# nounce the - engagement of thei
daughter, Jessie Maurine, to Arthu
8 l.. Hearn of Virginia, Mimi. The wed
ding will take place soon.
n The announcement of the engage
ment Of Miss Charlotte l.. G. Mea
and Edward Rollins Sanford, Jr., tw
@ well-known st. Paul young peopl,
will interest their Minneapolis Friends
ii The wedding will take place the Las
of May and Professor Charles NJ. Nc
Clumpha of Minneapolis will be tn
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCabe of 22O
II Grand avenue announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mildred
DR.. DIN Wallace Rowe zofnTowne
N. D. The wedding will take plae
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Gordon of 30z
Fifth avenue have announced tt
engagement of their daughter Marie !
G.. r. Scott. The wedding will tai
place In June.