The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-03

and Alfred Fletcher Owen was solemnized
last evening at the home of the pr1de,
parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. Jonathan y.
sprague, 800 Ninth street 8. In front OF
the broad window In the parlor where the
service was read a wreath of oak leaves
was suspended and on either side were
tall palms Just before the window stood
a. great bowl of white roses. The mantel
In the parlor was filled with vines
frightened with clusters OF lilies or the
valley and snowbals. and the same green
and white effect was carried into the llV-
ine-roorn In the dining-room red was
the predominating color, showing In the
Meteor roses which filled the basket hung
beneath the chandelier and In the deco
rations on the sideboard. The tapers on
the table were shaded in red. In the ad-
joining apartments, which were thrown
open for the guests, pink carnations were
used with ferns.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Lois Sprague, who led the way to
the altar, where the bridegroom with his
best man, D. D. Mcmillan, awaited their
coming. The bridal robe was Of white
crepe de chine made princess iasnlon anu
elaborated with chiffon plaitings and a
pearl-studded collar. The flowers We're
white roses The maid Of honor wore
white Persian lawn with a tucked yoke
on the blouse outlined with broad bands
Of valenciennes insertion and ruffled
her bouquet. H..
Miss Margaret Gilmore played the
'Johengrin' march as the professional
and the Mendelssohn march was sounded
while the guests were expressing their
congratulations. During the service
which was read by Rev. J. II. Dewart, the
Jocelyn slumber song was subdued &C
Commandment Assisting in receiving al
the reception which followed were Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Sprague, Mines. r. S
Stephens, w. C. Pike, Perry Sharpe an6
George w. Porter. ..s-.
Among the 100 guests were DR.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Budd, Two Harbors, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Owen, Duluth Mimi
DR.. and Mrs. schofeld, Benson, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Allison, Granite
Falls, Mimi, and J. H. Holstrum, Duluth
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen left last evening fo
a trip on the Great Lakes Before return
ing to occupy their summer home at Min
netonka they will visit in Toledo. Tn
going-away gown was Of brown silk will
long travelling coat and hat to match
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth M
Hays, daughter Of Mrs. Mary G. Hays
and Thomas Paul Grace of st. Paul. i
announced for Wednesday, June is. /
number Of social affairs are being planne
for the bride.
Miss Margaret Herbert and o. H. Hob
will be married Wednesday, June %, a
the brides home, 2S48 Thomas avenue \
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Harringto
have announced the engagement Of thei
daughter, Grace, to Earl Boise Of Mort
Dakota.
Miss Bess Albee and Miss Helen Thoma
will give a dinner this evening at tn
home of Miss Thomas for Miss Ethel Voc
geli and George H. Riebeth. To-morro
=, afternoon Mrs. James Crew Of Third ave
nue. S will be hostess at a luncheon an
dolly shower for Miss Voegeli.
Miss voegeii will have as her attendan
at her wedding, Wednesday, Miss Graz
Howard, maid Of honor; Miss Grace TER
bridesmaid, and little Marguerite Voege
for flower girl. Mr.. Reibeth has aske
Harry Thomas to serve as best man.
A delightful affair Of this afternoon w
the reception which the girls Of the Gar
ma Mu Pi, Central High school sororit
gave at the home Of Mrs Thomas H. We
on Aldrich avenue S, for the mothers
the members. Snowballs and other sur
mer flowers were used in profuson a.
the lights were all softly shaded MI
Weld was assisted in receiving by t
senior girls Misses Margaret Richmor
Emily Crosby. Blanche Edgerton a.
Louise Pinckney. The dining-room was
Benton, Marguerite Hertogs and Mario
Chase and Misses Frances Folsom a
Adelaide Crosby served frappe. A plea
ant feature of the afternoon was a pl
gram of vocal and instrumental nunbt
by Misses Elsie Gage, Florence Campbt
Florence Wright and Master John Crosl
The guests numbered about fifty.
Miss Matte McAllister was guest
honor at a delightful affair last event
given by the Misses DeLa1ttre at tn
home on Lynda1e avenue N. Thruout
rooms lavender and white were the p
vailing cplors and lilacs were the flow
chosen to carry out the color scheme.
cluster of white tulips marked the brid
place. During the evening guessing c.
tests were enjoyed and a number of sn
gifts were presented to the bride just
fore the guests departed.
Monday evening Miss Elonora Saund
gave a red and white dinner in honor
the two brides Miss McAllister and M
DeLatttre, whose places were mari
with clusters Of white carnations. Gov
were laid for twelve. This evening M
Sophronda Oswald and Mrs. Libby M,
they wifi entertain for the two brides
the home Of Mrs. Oswald. Miss lie
Williams will give a luncheon for N
DeLatttre to-morrsw afternoon at
home on Sixth avenue s, and in the ev