The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-21

tea table and a feature OF the after
noon was the program given by one OF
the splendid monographs which repro
duce the voices Of the famous singers.
Palms and ferns with a profusion Of
sunny daffodils gave spring-li Ike air to
the home of Mrs. e. G. 7Pickler this af-
ternoon when she entertained fifty women
at cards. American Beauty roses were
with the green In the hall and red tapers
in quaint brass candlesticks were every
where. Six-hand euchre was played at
six tables and the assisting women were
Mines. F. B. Parker of Hudson, Wis; F.
M. Rutten. l.. w. Gammons and Misses
Marjorie Gammons and Adelaide Wheel
ock served frappe.
Tomorrow evening DR.. and Mrs. Picker
will have twenty four guests in for cards.
Minneapolis friends have received invi-
tations for the marriage Of Miss Marion
Sanborn, daughter Of Judge and Mrs. w.
H. sanborn, and Grant Van SAINT, which
will take place Wednesday evening,
May II, at the home of the brides par
ents in st. Paul. -, ....,...
For the last time the university seniors
are planning an informal which will be
given to morrow evening in the arrnory.
The St. Anthony Hill orchestra will play,
and as 1t is the last informal gathering Of
the year 1T will undoubtedly be great
success.
A wedding which will bring a bride to
Minneapolis took place last evening in the
First Congregational church in Winona,
| when Miss Avanella EIose Coleman,
daughter of Mrs s. F.. Coleman. and Clar-
ence Dudley Tearse were married. AS the
bridal party entered the church the choir
| sang the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin.' y
The ushers were Paul Minnick and John
| Mcdonnell of Chicago, George West, WI
| mona; Edward Purdy Of Minneapolis, and
| w. Scott Woodwork was best man. Mrs
W. c. Jackson of Muscogee, l. T., was hel
sisters matron Of honor and the brides
maids were the Misses Margaret anc
Helen Tearse, Miss Mary Kinney and Miss
Alice Bean of Minneapolis. Their gowns
made a rainbow effect and they all wore
picture hats. The brides gown was o.
white crepe de chine, trimmed with poin
lace, and she carried lilies Of the valley
| The service was read by Rev. Percy F,
Thomas and was followed by a reception
| at the home Of the bridegroons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Tearse. MIR. Tears,
and his bride went west for short tr1l
and they will be at home in the Wiscon
sin after May Is. '-.> ~
A group Of Minneapolis people, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son and Frank Lydiard, went over to st
Paul last evening to attend the weddin,
Of Miss Lessie Berry Lankester and Harr.
B. Smith. which took place at the honn
Of the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs How
ard Lancaster, Dayton avenue. Mr.
Smith was formerly a Minneapolis man
but has resided in st. Paul for the pas
year. The decorations and appointment
were charming and there were sevel
bridesmaids, Chicago and st. Paul girls
in white gowns in the bridal procession
The bride wore white crepe de chine an
Charles D. Andrews read the service. MI
and Mrs. Smith went east for a trip an
on their return they will occupy an apart
ment on Dayton avenue.
A quiet wedding Of yesterday was tha
of Miss Agnes sonnelly, daughaer Q
Mrs. K. Connolly of Alberta, Can
ada, and William r. Marden. Mis-
Kate Collins was maid Of honor an
Albert Meeker, best man. Rev. T. F
Cullen read the service and Mr.. and Mrs
Marden left for Chicago. They will be a
home at 625 e Nineteenth street afte
May /.
Monday evening Miss Connolly was tn
: guest Of honor at a parcel shower give
by Miss Mabel Wylde at her home 121
Second avenue S.. Red hearts strun
each corner Of the room and red shade
: lights were the appropriate decoration
and the table had a centerpiece of re
carnations and ferns. Cards were playe
q and after the games Master Archibal
Beaubien brought in the parcels in
wagon decked in red. Music was fur
nished by Miss Dorothy Geist. Nine.
B. e. Tunstead, G.. P. Beaubien, Misse
80 Gertrude Caldwell and Mamie McMulle
assisted the hostess. .srG
group of ninety guests enjoyed
treat last evening at the home of Mr.
Anna Smith Behrens on w Franklin aI
enue when Mrs. Behrens gave rnusical
Baskets Of yellow tulips and ferns wit
yellow tapers made a charming decore
tion thru the rooms and in the suppe
room pink carnations and azaleas wit