The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14

the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCabe, 2200 Grand avenue.
Miss Sue Gage Yeaton and Henry
8. conover will be married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Yeaton, 4201 Park
boulevard, also on Wednesday, June 8.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Alice Ryan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
P. w. Ryan, and George Nelson Gui-
mont, will take place June 90 and
will be a. very quiet affair, for which
no invitations will be issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gibbs have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Ethel Mae, and Edward
William Donovan, and the wedding
will take place next month.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Bar
rett daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Barrett, and s. j. Porter, Is also an
nounced to take place in June.
Another June wedding will be that
Of Miss Margaret Ward and B. Won
Collany Of Homer. La.
The South High School Alumni as
ISOLATION will entertain the seniors at
a reception and dance Wednesday
evening, May %, in Masonic Temple.
Music will be furnished by Kelsey's
and Latourelle's orchestras and the
program Is being arranged by the
Misses Daisy Davis, Harriet Brearley
and Dr.. Benjamin Sandy.
The alumni Of the North high
school Will give a reception for the
graduates in Masonic Temple June 10.
Marshall A. Nye is chairman Of the
general committee Of arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Murray
Ayres, nee Hoegh, were not able to
leave Minneapolis after their wedding
Wednesday without the usual post
matrimonial tribute from their
friends. They had made careful plans
but the young people Of the bridal
party led by e. Charming Kibbee: had
also made arrangements and inter-
ested the Hoegh coachman. When
house and into their carriage, while
the rice fell thick and fast, the young
people entered the family carriage and
urged the goodman to follow. A
mad race down the avenue was
watched with interest by the people
their congratulations and Mr.. Kibbee
hung out Of the carriage window and
urged the coachman to still greater
/ speed. To the disappointment Of the
young people in the second carriage
the livery horses proved the faster
team and the bridal couple disap-
peared in the direction of ST, Paul.
But Mr.. Ktbbee had another thought
and without loss of. time telephonedl to
friends In the neighboring city. The
obliging friends hunted up the bridal
| couple and, what was quite as import
riveted on the trunk and tin cans and
white ribbons were used with free
| hand so that Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers left
the twin cities in a manner which
would have delighted their friends
Mr.. Kibbee especially, if they could
have seen them. %
| The dancing class which has been
| meeting Friday evenings in johnson
| hail., under the chaperonage Of Mines
L. c. Pryor, C. A. Nimocks and Sam
uel Glover, had May party as clos.
| ing affair last evening and a pretty
feature was the choosing Of a May
roses, presented with wand Of pink
and white rose buds and enthronec
under canopy Of pink and white
flowers. There was May pole dance
followed by several cotillion figures. Ir
one, the girls were given crowns o.
4 pink rosebuds, in another long wand.
tipped with butterflies were distrfb
uted and other favors were baskets o.
flowers and bonbons. A number O.
guests were present and about sixty
young people enjoyed the pretty party
Miss Edith Peet was the homo,
I guest at a luncheon which was giver
yesterday by Mrs. Charles Trowbridge
Carnations and maidenhair ferns
made the table pretty and there wa
j a cluster of bride roses at Mis-
). Peet's place. Covers were laid To-
1 twelve.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Cush
man McCutchins, and William Wash
ington BalIantyne took place Wednes
day evening at the home Of the bride
mother, Mrs. G. p. McCutchins, I'll,
and his bride will be at home afte
. June 1 at 1850 Hennepin avenue.
The senior law classes Of the uni
versity were entertained last night q
a reception at the residence Of Deal
and Mrs. Pattee by Dean and Mrs
Pattee, Judge A. G. Hickman, Mr. an
Fletcher and Hugh Willis. The host
: and hostesses were assisted by a grou
, of twenty-five young women in enter
tanning the LOO guests. An orchestr
: furnished music that accompanied tn
J hum Of animated conversation. TIL
Il y
flowers and refreshments were served
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Koehler Thursday evening Il
: honor of Professor Adam Of Munich
a visiting colleague of the Minneapoli
artist, was a delightful informal gath
: ering of about sixty guests. TIL
!, quaint Nuremburg houses on. Portlan
: avenue never looked more attractiv
than In it's setting Of greenery and In
doors a profusion Of roses and sprin
blossoms emphasized the sylvan CHAIR
of the place. Parlor bowling fur
nished amusement and the four prize
were photographs Of famous picture
by Professor Adam. Mrs. Koehle
twas assisted by group Of friend
!, When refreshments were served, tn
guest of honor concocted a famou
j brew Of champagne bowl that wa
i graced by a garland of spring flower
s and pronounced delicious.
The Invitations have been issued b
:. the j. L. p. Girls for their May part
!. Thursday evening in Mrs. Mobiles hal
Miss Edna Carlin and Guy A. Youn
were married yesterday at the HON