The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-08

Mrs Charles Delavan Parker has issued
invitations for the marriage or her only
daughter Isabel Davis, and Harry Bur
CESS Roe. The marriage will be solemn
lied at the home of the brides mother'
1879 County road, ST. Anthony Park,
Tuesday evening, by Rev. A. D. Roe OF
Minneapolis, father Of the bridegroom. =.
Erwin Roe of Marshall, brother or the
bridegroom, will be the best man, ana
Miss Bertha Warner of Minneapolis Will
act as bridesmaid. Mr.. Roe and MISS
Parker were classmates at the university.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe will reside at van
couver.
Mrs. 3, r, Brown will entertain at din
ner this evening at her home, 1898 irving
avenue S, and the guest OF honor VIII Dc
Mrs Daniel Oughletree Of California, Tor
merly Of Minneapolis. who is In the city
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorton H. Dancy an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Ethel Fandee Dancy, to Walter DE
Forest Prouty of this city, which took
place last evening at their home on st.
Peter street. st. Paul. The service was
read by DR.. Charles D. Andrews IN the
presence Of the two families. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Prouty left at once for short trip
and they will be at home after Aug. ID at
18 Grove place. '
Rev. Father Gabriel read the service
Wednesday in Our Lady of Lourdes
church which united Miss Gertrude r.
Mousseau and Mitchell Gebo. The
'sLohengrin" chorus was sounded by Fred
Perry as the bridal party ap-
preached, preceded by the little
flower girl, Frances Walsh, who
carried the ring in an Easter lily. The
brides gown was of champagne colored
silk trimmed with accordion pleat1ng ana
real lace. She wore a picture nat or plue
chiffon and carried cream roses. MISS
sOzella De Merse was maid Of honor. Her
gown was of pink mousseine de sole over
pink and the bouquet Of pink roses. Frank
Mousseau was his brothers best man.
After the ceremony reception was
given at the home Of the brides parents,
TAO Monroe street NE, where the recelv-
ing rooms were bright with pink and
white carnations and ferns. Red was the
color in the diningroon, where large
basket filled with carnations occupied the
center Of the table and white ribbons fell
sGfrom the chandelier to the corners, where
they were fastened with bows OF tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs Gebo left for a short trip
sand after Aug. / they will be at home at
8729 Madison street NE.
q The marriage of Miss Jessie Fits and
&Samuel ]. Beck was solemnlzed last eve
Nring at the home Of the. brides parents
AlIr. and Mrs Eustace A. Fits, on Twen-
9ty-second avenue S. In the parlor bowls
Eof carnations in shades of red inter.
mingled with the green OF ferns hllet
8every available spot, while the window II
1.-The livingroom where the bridal party
Rstood was hung with ropes Of smilaX anc
scarnations In the diningroom nastur
atiums were the chosen flowers, and tht
asideboard was massed with the deep
&orange blossoms, offset with green. VI
Ssthe table the broad-leaved ferns Wer'
55strewn on the cloth and encircled mount
kof pale yellow blossoms in the center
SMendelssohn's wedding march was played
Sby Miss Lily Ness. The bride, who Wa
Hunattended, was gowned In white sill
smull over taffeta, and her flowers wer
Sbride roses. Rev. T. e. Archer read tn
sservice while Miss Ness played selection
from midsummer Nights Dream" Onl
& the relatives and intimate friends wer
fpresent. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck will be a
khome after July is at 3036 Twenty -secon
ssavenue S.
Fn Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart gave
reception Wednesday evening at thei
itshome in honor Of Mrs. Stewards brother
MR. H, Mulligan, who returned recentl
W from South Africa where he has bee
Raengaged in missionary work. During tn
ft evening Mrs. Cook gave two enjoyabl
Ssreadings and Mr.. Mulligan a group {
{smusical selections. Rey Stanley Robert
and Rev. Robert Gregory spoke briefly.
Ba Miss Alice Harrison was the guest
81 honor at a pretty affair Wednesday eve
isfning at the home of Mrs. Annie M. Keile
vs. 2416 Humboldt avenue S. The appoint
%sments were in pink and white. In TT
Gsdiningroom large mound Of La Franc
&eroses and pink and white carnations wit
ferns was in the center of the tabl
Nswhile shaded tapers burned on either sid
49 Cards were played and four handsOn
tss prizes were given to the winners Of tt
ssmost games: The hostess presented Il
inquest of honor6with valuable piece
% imported china. The invited guests we
tss Miss Alice Harrison Captain and Mrs.
1@ L. Keller. Lieutenant and Mrs. Charl
Hitchcock, Judge and Mrs. William Gar
sas iner Messrs~ and Mines. Charles o. Joh
s5son, w. G. Pulling, Julius Johnson, Eldr
Baker and Phil Megaarden; Messrs. w
SS son, F. G.. Harrison and e. x Johnso
s Misses Marjorie Megaarden and Mari
M G. Johnson.
The hard work Of the Outing associ
~ tion has commenced, and already abo
isg two hundred children and parents ha
E been sent to North Dakota and thru Mi
E nesota. Tuesday evening a small pal
&s left for Sedan. Mimi and tonight a
4 y@ other group will start for Wendell Mir
FM SINCE tWenty-one chlldren went to Sil
81 man July l. Mrs. S. H. Wood has taken
IN party of eight to Lidgerwood, N. D. T
NJ officers of the association have been d
M turbed, however, by, the news that mon
ss4 has been collected by certain individu
Nt reporting to have come from the as!
81 ciation All remittances should be ms
ts payable to the treasurer of the assoc
"a tton, Mrs NJ. E. Holbrook.
Es PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.