The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-08

solemnized last evening at the home OF
the brides grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Roberds, 1408 Second avenue 8. |
The service was read by Rev. Irving p,
Johnson in the presence Of about forty |
guests. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with snoWballs and foliage, and
the bay window where the bridal couple
stood was bower Of green and white.
The bride wore white French lawn and
carried pink sweet peas. After the service
light refreshments were served, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sutzin went to their new home,
103 Spruce place. :.
The Epsilon Pi Phi society of Stanley
Hall, composed of those who have had
high rank in each graduating class had
a banquet in academic hall last evening
in honor Of the new members. The table
was charmingly decorated In green and
white and at each place was dainty
booklet containing the names of all the
members, including the honorary members
who graduated before Miss Evers founded
the society in 1890. The banquet was at
tended by sixty five guests. !
Mrs. Willis Walker of '93 was toast
mistress, and called for responses from
Misses Edith Murray, '9s; Corinne Web
ster, 80; Nettie Kellie, '02: Helen San
ford, O3, and Ruth Berry, '04. The his
tory was by Miss Ruth Hanson Of the
class of '01. violin number was given
by Miss Florence Hofflin, '02, and Miss
Wilma Morrill,, '04, gave vocal number.
| Mr.. and Mrs II omas voegeli gave the
bridal dinner last evening at their home,
l1115 Hillside avenue, in honor of Miss
Ethel voegeli and George Riebeth, whose
wedding will take place this evening. The
decorations thru the living-rooms and In
the dining-room were all In snowballs and
foliage. large cluster being used as CEN
terpiece on the table. Hidden under the
flowers were pretty souvenirs Of the day.
each attached to white ribbon lying be-
side the plate. The dainty name cards
were decora ted in water color, and a
cluster of flowers tied with ribbon marked
the brides place The guests included
MIR. and Mrs. Riebeth, Rev. and Mrs. ].
H. BUSHNELL Miss Florence Thomas, Miss
Grace Perry and Harry Thomas.
! Miss Mildred McCabe and DR.. Olin w.
Rowe were entertained at a handsome din
ner last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCabe. on Grand avenue. In
the center of the table was a basket filled
with pink and white sweet peas, and tap
ers in silver holders burned brightly be-
meath shades Of pink. 5 At the brides
place was large cluster Of white sweet
peas tied with ribbon. The guests included
only the two families and the bridal party.
Those from out Of town We're A. j. Rowe
and J. O. Rowe of Benton Harbor, Mich. ;
! Arthur Fisher of South Bend Ind; Miss
Ora Clements Of Crookston and Mrs. Fish
er of st. Paul
Miss Elizabeth Liscombe gave a plate
shower for Miss Cora Bailey last eve
ming. Carnations and ferns, with mar
guerites for the bride, were the pretty
decorations, and games and guessing con-
tests, with the shower, offered a variety
of amusements. Light refreshments were
/ served.
! Mr. and Mrs Erick Hausrud who were
recently married in Menomonee, Wis,
were honor guests at a reception and par
eel shower, which was given last evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Allen,
3213 Sixteenth avenue s. The decorations
were elaborate, and ferns, roses and
snowballs were lavishly used. A musical
program was given by Mrs. Blaine. Miss
Edna Allen and quartet Of children Fay
Mills, Wallace Fay, Mabel Harrington and
Cathy Mills. The gifts from the fifty
u guests were presented in a large basket
decorated with flowers and ribbons. Mr..
and Mrs. Hausrud will visit in Fargo and
: Fergus Falls before they return to their
| home in Menomonee.
Miss Nora Walsh, a June bride, was
? the honor guest at parcel shower Mon
day evening, given by Miss Anna G.
aC I1oE lOIuS OIl LcllllOA SIIccI DE-
It was q pink and white party, with rib
bons, snowballs and shaded lights to car
3 ry out the color scheme. There were
: thirty guests.
Mrs E. Gilbert announces the engage.
= ment Of her daughter, Floy, to DR.. Hubert
T. Sherman of Becker, Mimi, formerly O.
, Minneapolis.
Minneapolis friends have received invi
r ia tions for the marriage Of Miss Gertrude
] Josephine Swezey, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lewis T. Swezey, and Robert Alan
9 aron Fox of st. Paul. which will tax
! place at the home of the BRIDES parents
e in Vermillion, S. D., Wednesday, Jun
. %, at high noon.
: Miss Elizabeth Hays, whose rnarriag
q to Thomas Paul Grace. of St. Paul vii
9 take place next Wednesday, was the hon
7 or guest at china shower. which wa
: given yesterday by Mrs. A. s. Kistler, a
g her home in st. Paul The decoration
Il were in pink and white, and the souvenir
: were tiny stems. Among the guests wer
e Mrs J. Clark Of Carson, Mines r. Streme
d G. Rosenquist, M Rosenquist, G. M. Kis
: tier, Misses Mayme Meyers, Clara Pauly
e Lizzie Rutzartz and Clara and Till
e Wicking Of Minneapolis, and Mrs. ]. "
n Hopkins of St. Paul.
II MIS- ~. "A. BrdndIl gave d pdTcel SHOW
ss ers yesterday in honor of Miss Mtldre
sr Cruikshank, a June bride The room
s. were prettily decorated in red and greer
le and snowballs and pansies were the flow
1T ers used. In the dining-room the tab
he had as centerpiece a cut glass bov
20 filled with snowballs and ferns. The pal
N cells were showered from a white chiffo
ls parasol, suspended from the ceiling. MI
le sic and a guessing contest, "a Kitche
TX Quiz" were the amusements, and tt
III prizes were won by Mrs. Percy Brown
F. Chicago and Miss Harriet Brown
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at PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
L Mrs. George Vose Of Nineteenth street leav
re tonight for a months visit in Indiana.
f. Mrs. Andrew G. Weir is with Mr.. and MI
F. w. H. suddroth 2526 Portland avenue, for t
IN summer. q
b. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Ungerman are home fro
Waseca, where they attended the graduate
exercises.
Miss Eta Donaldson of 1905 Clinton aven
el left last evening for visit with relatives
as eastern Canada.
= Kenneth Hopkins has returned from school
Belmont, Cal, to spend the vacation with