The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28

The 1mma aculate Conception church was
the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday
morning when Thomas Ryan gave his Sis
ter, Miss Mathilde Ryan, in marriage to
John Coleman. Palms were massed about
the altar, and the vivid coloring of Ameri-
car Beauty roses relieved the sonberness
of the green, while ropes of smilax marked
the pews reserved for the relatives. The
bride was in champa gne- -colored crepe de
chine trimmed with folds Of the same and
Cluny lace. She wore Gainsborough hat
and carried bride roses. Miss Sadie Ryan
was her sisters attendant and she Wore
a gown of deeper tone than the bride, and
held pink roses. George Alton was Mr..
Colenan's best man.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. t. J.
Kysar, at her home on Grant street
A luncheon was served for thirty relatives
and intimate friends at o'clock. Smilax
and ropes Of foliage were drawn from the
chandelier to the. table,, where sweet peas
clustered in the center, and at either end
were smaller vases filled with the dainty
blossoms. Fern fronds We're strewn over
the cloth. After the. reception last eve
ming, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman left for the
east. They will remain there about a
month. and on their return will be at
home at S45 Minnehaha avenue.
Mrs. George Thurston entertained de-
lightfully Monday evening at her home,
on Twenty seventh avenue, in honor
of her daughter, Miss Grace Thur
ston Of Denver, Col. Miss Cath
crime Lynch read several numbers, and
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Thurston will return soon to Den
yer, where she will wed Herbert William
Fleming of that city. .z
| Mrs. E. M Alther entertained a group
of friends most delightfully."- Wednesday
evening at her home, on w Thirty third
street. The rooms were decked with car
nations arranged with smilax. Several
musical numbers, which were greatly en-
joyed were given by Messrs. H. Johnson
and w. O'Keefe. Among the guests were
Messrs. and Mines. H. Johnson, Herbert
Smith; Misses Myrtle Nolan, Ida Smith;
Messrs. w. OKeefe and ]. M. McDonagle
Mrs. F. H. Bartels gave dinner Of ten
covers Tuesday evening for her niece,
Mrs. Frank Coates Of Ida Grove, Iowa.
| A quiet wedding took place Saturday
evening at the home of the bridegroom,
wheE, Miss Lille V. Rogers and Frederick
G.. Jones were married. The bride wore
a dainty white gown and was unattended.
! The service was read by Rev John S.
Rood. Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jones gave a wedding supper at their home
on Twenty first avenue S.
| The home Of Mrs E. v. Clark on Hill
| side avenue was the scene of a pretty
birthday party yesterday afternoon. given
| In honor Of her son. Master Ronald: Many
games and sports were indulged in by the
little ones, who ranged in age from to
| 10 years. AT 4 o'clock Mrs. Maxwell
Thompson played a march and sixty five
youngsters, each one bearing a flag.
marched to the lawn, where luncheon was
served from a long table. The decora-
tions were dahlias, sweet peas and mas
| turtiums. ~.-sz
! The. Misses Wilhelmena and Bertha
Becker oof Adrian, MINI. We're. honor
guests tat an informal dinner given by
Miss Emma Murphy of 203 Fremont ave
nue. N, last evening. - = g.. .-@....s Oh
DR.. and Mrs. H. q. Latz will entertain
| the Wimadausis club over Sunday at q
houseparty at Shady Nook, Coney Island