The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08

st. PauPs church. The service will be
followed by reception at the Skinner
residence on Oak Grove street.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Kimban of 1888 Girard avenue will
give dinner of sixteen covers for the
bridal party. Miss Evelyn Perkins
entertained Saturday afternoon for
Miss Skinner and Friday Mrs. Charles
Lane was hostess at an informal
gathering.
Miss Skinner will have for her maid
Of honor Miss Evelyn Perkins and
Misses Ruth Leonard, Helen Rich
mOnd, Lila Williams and Maude Hig-
ginbotham will form charming bevy
of bridesmaids. The best man will be
George Webster and James Irstleld,
Lex Chestnut, Fred Williams and Roy
Pike will be ushers. Miss Skinner and
Mr.. Kimball are both university young
people. Miss Skinner is a mem Der of
Kappa Alpha Theta and Mr.. Kimball
Of Theta Delta Chi.
The wedding is announced of Mrs.
Edna A. Roach Of San Antonio, Texas,
and William X. Marshall of Minneap-
| Oils. The service was read Thursday
| evening in the Auditorium Annex, Chi
cago. In the presence of small group
of relatives. Mr.. Marshall and
and his bride went east on their re-
turn they will be at home in the
Franklin Heights apartments
Only a small group of relatives
| gathered at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Hummel, 3103 Penn avenue N,
Saturday evening to witness the mar
rage OF their daughter Leonna, to Eu-
made beautiful with palms and smilax
and clusters Of white roses and hya-
cinths. Mrs. w. w. Carlock, played
| the wedding march and the white rib
bons We're stretched by little Gene
we've Rawitzer and Mildred Taylor
in white organdie frocks. The bridal
couple entered together. The bride
wore white silk null with deep
bertha Of Mexican lace and carried
roses and lilies of the valley.
Rev. j. B. Hingeley read the service,
which was followed from 8 until 10
o'clock by a reception for 100 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. olmstead received with the
| bridal couple and assisting thru the
! rooms were Mines. G. E. Collins, F. G..
LaPaul, J. M. Williams, O.. r. Perry
and G. H. Bergstrom. Mrs. Clara
HayWaryd, Misses Lula Lebar and H.
Bowman, served frappe. The guests
from out of town were Messrs. and
Mines. Walter Phillips, G.. F. LaPaul
G. H. Shrodes, George P. Dickinson,
L. +. Sampson, Excelsior; Mr.. and Mrs
viii Lawrence, Eureka, and Mrs. c.
K. Collins of Knoxville, Ill. ~.
Mr.. Olmstead and his bride went at
once to their new, home, 2025 Third
avenue N, where they will receive
after March /. ,s
Mrs. Karle w. Perkins entertained
twenty-five of the younger women at
hearts this afternoon at her apart
ments in the Mckinley annex in honor
OF Miss Lydia Rheem, a February
bride. All Of the decorations and ap-
pointments were in red and the host
ess wore a pretty gown of red crepe
de chine. Festoons of red hearts were
everywhere. and after the games
luncheon was served from table with
a great heart outlined with smaller
hearts and in the center was large
cluster Of red carnations. At each
cover was tiny basket with two
hearts attached, one bearing the
guests name and the other that OF
Miss Rheem. Red tulips marked Miss
Rheem's place and above her chair
was a red parasol filled with dainty
hose and after luncheon she was Civ
sisted by her mother, Mrs. e. r. B
Woodward, Mrs. Charles Haley, who
has recently come to Minneapolis from
Milwaukee, and Miss Amy Larimee
Mrs Oscart Turner of Santa Christie
Nell., w liz 1ld5 USSH SpOllOlHS d lev
weeks in the city, left last evening fol
: Chicago. She was accompanied BY
Mrs. W. l.. Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. J
T. Conley, Miss Suzanne Fletcher ant
Miss Minnie Leslie, who will all attend
> the automobile show.
Among those who entertained fo1
Mrs. Turner last week were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bassett, who gave a dinner; Mis-
Fletcher, who was hostess at a lunch
con; W. e. Steel, who had eight guest
for luncheon at the Minneapolis club
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Partridge
who gave a dinner Friday evening
Mrs. Garrett Lamb shared the honor
with Mrs. Turner at the Partridge din
ner.
Nathan H. Chase, who has beer
treasurer of st. Paul's church TO-
many years, was the guest Of honor a
a dinner given at the Minneapolis clul
Saturday evening by the men of tn
, vestry. The affair was a surprise TO
, Mr.. Chase, who was presented hand
some gold watch fob. Others at tabl
! were Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston
e; B. Lyon. S. J. Morton NJ: H. Cool
idge, H. B. Waite, J. P. Harding, r. W
Wheelock, P. r. Jarvis, F. r. Glenn
: ent, H. S. Gregg.
Mrs. N. E. Jordan and Miss Natal
Jordan leave this evening for Cinci
lldlll Oll lI1ClAE w " New LUX W Sttl
: for the Mediterranean trip. Frida
r afternoon Mrs. Douglas MacKay CAV
. an informal tea for Miss Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Hicks of 272
/ Pillsbury avenue entertained 25 guest
: informally Friday evening.
! An interesting feature Of the part
), given by Miss Alice Haley Frida
. evening was the announcement of tn
engagement Of Miss Lulu Kupit q
q Bismarck, N. D., and A. Donald And
= erson. Music and games were tn
: amusements and supper was served.
Miss Margaret Smith gave a DO
Y ride Friday night. The ride was fol
lowed by an oyster supper at he
: home, 1899 Chicago avenue, an
: games and music were enjoyed. Th
y guests were Misses Kitty Copely, Lc
retta Tobin, Beth Morse, Mabel Ly
!. mond, Messrs Ed Nye, Robert Leekle,
Walter Carl, Marshall Tibet and Al
bert Carlson.
o. Miss Gertrude r. Fifield, who hi
/! just returned from New York, ente,
tanned Informally group of unive
sity students Thursday evening at hi
! home, 1882 Second avenue S., to eel,
! brate her twenty first birthday ann
versary. Large clusters of carnatiol
( and tulips were arranged thru tt
J rooms. Progressive finch and p