The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

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The marriage of Miss Mary Luella
Burnett and David Strech was solemnized
last evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Burnett, 511 Girard
avenue NJ In the parlor before the win
dow an altar was arranged with an over
hanging canopy and the decorations In
the livingroom and diningroom were in red
and green, carnations, roses and dahl1as
being used In profusion. Mrs. Herman
Abels gave several Schumann numbers
while the guests were arriving and as the
bridal party appeared she sounded the
compartment for the ceremony was
Chopin nocturne and the Mendelssohn
march was played at the close.
Attending the bride was Miss Mabel
Bell who was gowned in pink organd1e
and carried pink roses The ribbons
little Florence Mather and Florence
Brown, who were both dressed in dainty
froeks of white. DR.. W. w. Lewis was
best man. The bridal gown was Of
batiste with a yoke and cuffs of hand
made lace and her shower bouquet was
Of marguerites. At the reception Mrs. F.
B. Phipps assisted in receiving the guests
with Mrs. Burnett. Assisting in the din
ingroom were Misses Maud Kerr, Mary
| Mead, Mary Bell and Alice Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Strech left for short
trip. They will be at home at III Cedar
Lake road, Bryn Mawr, after Aug. 20.
| The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Phipps Of Pennington. Mimi. {;
Dr.. W. W. Lewis st. Paul; Mrs Herman
Abels, st. Paul; Dr. Erwin Strech, Du-
luth; Miss Alice Smith, Anoka, and Miss
Julia Sears, Duluth.
Miss Nell Chase, whose marriage to
Walter Chase Of Toledo, Ohio, will take
| place tomorrow afternoon. was the guest
of honor Monday evening at dinner
when Mrs. N. K. Henderson entertained
the bridal party at her home, 1924 Lyndale
avenue s. On the table pink roses made
a charming centerpiece while fern fronds
outlined their delicate tracery against the
cloth and pink roses were scattered oVel
them. In the evening Miss Frances Vim.
cent sang a group Of songs, accompanied
by Miss Madge Kelly of Aberdeen, s. D
The rooms were charmingly decorated
with bowls of nasturtiums which mingled
their brilliant colors with white blossoms
and green ferns. Mr.. Chase arrived toda.
from his home in Toledo Ohio.
: A pretty wedding took place Monda!
, evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D
Watzke, 424 Tenth street s. when Mis-
Ella Lee NARROW became the bride o
Todd w. Lewis. Rev. J. N. Adams rea,
| n hn 1F forH alo
, tives and friends. The bride wore whit
chiffon trimmed with real lace and he
, flowers were lilies of the valley. Their
were no attendants. The parlor wa
l decked with palms and spirea, while O
I the mantels and tables were jars file
!, with roses and carnations. Sweet pea
t spread their delicate fragrance in tn
l diningroom, where they were used as I
y centerpiece the table and on the buff
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left for Duluth
/ where they will take boat for Cleveland
I The brides going gown was {
: brown broadcloth with hat to mattel
, After Aug. Is they will be at home 1
the Lexington apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McC. Reeve hav
4 returned fronlsAtlantic City, N. j., whe1
~ they spent the winter. They, went out |
= Minnetonka to spend a few days wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Christian an
eAASy
where General Reeve will camp with tt
state guards. On their return they wi
open their home at Lake Harriet
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
L. II. McKinstry is home from St. Louis,
:" Mrs. Fred Lucas of Litchfield is visiting NJ,
=, neapOl1s friends
D. Mrs /. H. McKinstry and Miss June McK]
rs stry are home from Faribault :
ST Miss Mamie Swanberg has gone to Oaklar
l. Cal, to be absent until Sept. 1.
t. Miss Marcia Palmer of philadelphia Pa "
il arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs W. L. Bassett
re Mrs. W: J: Tarbell of Clinton avenue is Wis
's d tnS i" Duluth where she viii remain about
Miss Mabel Burke Of Hillsboro, N. D.,
visiting Miss Alma Jarrett Of University a,
nue. Sc .-.- .~.' --.-e-- ~ >, - =
~ The First German Baptist church will ha
~ ITS annual Sunday school picnic at Minneha
r. Falls tomorrow.
" W. H; vanderburg and family have gone
rs Longworth's, Clearwater lake, Wright coun
an Dr., and Mrs Harry NJ. Loughbridge and
8. and Mrs. Edward L. Fisher leave this event
~ for Yellowstone Park.
The :. Misses Isabel, Betsy and Susan Bow
or Baltimore are guests of Mr.. and Mrs s
Franklin of 5000 Aldrich avenue S.
Mrs. Mrs; w. j. Edwards and daughter have
have been for the past months.
~ Miss Helen whitager of Fergus Falls. Min
: daughter Of J. R. whitaker is visiting NJ
e. viva canning OF 3z29 Stevens avenue.
IL Oliver Filteau Of Mexico and Mr. and NJ
~ John Klares of Topeka, Kan, are the que
~ of their mother, Mrs. Helen Filteau Of Blaisd
no avenue.
20 The ladies of the Grand Avenue Church
Us Christ. Grand avenue and Thirty-first sire
st VIII give an ice cream social on the church Ia
en- this evening. ~
ok The choir boys Of All Saints church will o
he a lawn social at the church tomorrow event
from to 10 O'clock for the benefit Of the eli
outing fund. =. - -
W Mr. and Mrs. S. Swenson and son. of i
lag Emerson avenue n. at their summer ho
Is at Green lake. They have as their guest
81 Helen Swanson.
he The annual election Of Bethlehem church :
of take place tomorrow at Roswell park and
sd cels1or The train will leave the NIilwau
av depot at am, returning at 6 PM
,re MINNEAPOLIS people. at New York hotels
Park Avenue, A. Knobauch; Grand Union.
he Colebaugh, Z. B. Hayes; Victoria, J. NJ. Re
tie Navarro, W. R. Tanner; st. Denis T. IT. Sf
,st tuck, Duluth-Albert, R. P. Schiaman: In
- rial, E. B. Hawkins. ~ -
: MI Mr.: and nd Mrs Mrs J: $. Masterman and daugh
- who who have hay =. been visiting relatives and frie
n Louis tt last night They will visit the wor
Isl fair and also spend few days at Chicago
81 Niagara Falls before returning to their east
81 home.