The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01

red roses and Christmas green's u ne
guests were Misses Agnes MARS, st.
Paul: Margaret Levings, Lula Camp.
Louise Jameson, Gertrude MCGEE,
Florence Burns, Harriet Trask, Flor
ence Wright, Lucretia Bailey, Eva
Leonard Helen Perkins and Jessie
Simpson. II
Miss Shillock entertained the wives
of the university faculty yesterday at
her home on the East Side. White
azaleas and palms decked the rooms.
Dainty refreshments were served.
A jolly sleigh ride was given yes
terday afternoon by George Piper,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper, of
Blaisdell avenue. After ride about
Minikahda club. About thirty young
people participated in the frolic.
Only a small group of relatives and
friends witnessed the marriage or MISS
Idabelle Hewitt and Edward Charles
Geesaman, which took place last eve
ming at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar r. Hewitt,
on Park avenue. The drawing-room
was hung with southern smilax and
white hyacinths and lilies nesting in
| the green. Red carnations and
maidenhair ferns decked the table In
the dining-room. Miss Margaret Gill
|
Walton Adams, in a white suit, car
ried the ring. Miss Eva De Mars, the
maid of honor, wore pink mule over
pink and carried pink carnations The
| brides gown was of white French
lawn fashioned with lace and she
carried bride roses. Lew F. Hewitt
was best man and the service was
1 read by Rev. Irving P. johnson. The
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Adams, Sparta, Wis; Mrs. 3.
M I(1,i<>
! wis; Miss Louise shipman, Bruce.
Wis; Miss Francis Cook, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nelson, Elk River,
Wis. and DR.. d. G.. Fasse, Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs; Geesaman VIII De at
home at 312 Bryant avenue after
Feb. 1.
Miss Marie Sullivan and James Nc
Cabe, both Of Dubuque, Iowa, were
married last evening in Immaculate
Dubuque was best man and the service
was read by Rev. T. E. Cullen. Miss
Margaret Jeffries of Chicago acted as
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
were Misses Belle Donaldson and
Mabel Jackson Of Minneapolis and
Della Goodman of Des Moines. The
service was followed by a reception at
the West Hotel.
The wedding Of Miss Blanche B.
Martin and Edward Rank took place
last evening at 1902 Harmon place.
Rev. e.. T.. Morrill, read the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rank will make their
home in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Miss Julia Hanson and Howard Ash
by were married last evening at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
G.. H. Gamble.
Among the weddings Of Wednes-
+Iof nf ice ".
= ingham and Erwin B. Ward, which
took place at the home Of the bride
groom's parents, Rev. and Mrs: W.. ).
Ward, on Twenty-frst avenue 5. Inc
) rooms were made beautlful Win mol
ly and greens. Miss Jessie Miller sang
''Thou Art Mine" just before the
service was read by Rev. Mr.. Ward.
Little Daynee Mulligan was ring bear
err and Mrs. E. J. Wilton of Cakes,
n. D.. was matron of honor. The best
: mi man was w. S. Ward, Jr. The, bride
wore white crepe de chine and carried
bride roses About forty guests We're
present and light refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will be al
: home after Jan. 15 at 1904 Fifth ave
4 nue. S.
Z A pretty wedding of Wednesday wa
4 that of Miss Mae Thompson and Cor
4 lice E. Sykes of Red Wing, winch tool
q place at the home Of the BRIDES par
l..
Z Eighteenth avenue S. Only a small
y group Of relatives were present to wit
( ness the service which was read b
= Rev. G.. A. cleveland. Mrs. }. {
z Thompson played the Loh zen
= bridal chorus and Miss Flora Thomp
= son of Paynesville, was her sister
< maid of honor. George Gross of Re
= Wing acted as best man. The brld
q wore white Paris muslin over Whit
z silk and carried white roses. Mr.. an
- | he of q
y Is in Red Wing.
! Miss Helen Warrington of Nine
4 teenth avenue S entertained tort
Z young couple Wednesday evening wit
Z music and games. A light supper We
+ served.
: Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Coey ente1
= tanned thirty friends Wednesday ever
Z ing at their home on Third avenue
Z in honor of their silver wedding ann
I versary. Holly and carnations mac
: the rooms attractive. A light suppt
- was served and Misses Grace Coey ar
= Hazel Ramsdell presided in the dill
:" ing-room
Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Mueller we
~ pleasantly surprised at their HON
1901 Sixth street N, Wednesday eve
{ ing. Games. music and dancing we
n u the diversions.
TX Mr. and Mrs. P. Holmes of Thi
- teenth avenue S, celebrated their silv
u. wedding anniversary Sunday evenin
I'LL A program Of music was given and A
~ ( fred Anderson made the presentati'
speech for the handsome gift viii
Is was given to the bridal couple. T.
IS. I holiday colors were used in the dec
rations.
of ) Miss Edna Heyworth Chapman e
,o1 tertained the members of the Su
~ shine society and a few friends tt
ke { afternoon at her home on Fourth aN
- nue. s at a thinlble bee. Holly a
ne mistletoe formed the pretty decor
tons. An amusing feature was
bo guessing contest on the origin of
no names Of the city streets.
This evening Miss Chapman W
have a second group of guests at
chatting dish supper.
an One of the pretty weddings of t
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