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

and she carried white carnations.
George Murray was best man, and the
service was read by Rev. w. s.. Ward.
A reception followed at the Wilcox
residence on Twenty-second avenue
NE, which was bright with flowers and
ferns, carrying out a color scheme Of
pink and green. A pretty bit Of SEM
of wedding day, for yesterday was
the thirty-ninth anniversary Of the
marriage OF her parents. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox received congratulations
on their own festival as we'll as for the
marriage Of their daughter. Among
Mason City. Iowa, and Mrs. Moses
Hershell Of Charlson, Ill.
Mr.. Reiner and his bride will be at
home after June at s55 Twenty fifth
avenue NE.
Among the weddings Of yesterday
was that of Miss Rebecca Jean Hall
Ohio. which was quietly solemnized
at the home of the BRIDES father, Rob-
ert Hall, on Fourteenth avenue S. The
rooms We're bright with clusters of red
carnations and white roses and the
same flowers were on the table In the.
dining-room. There We're no attend
ants and the bride carried bride roses
and wore gown of parsifal blue over
pink taffeta with lace and chiffon
trimming on the blouse. Rev. w. B.
Riley read the service, which was fol-
lowed by supper. Covers were placed
for fifteen and those present were
Messrs. and Mines. Samuel B. Hall,
Robert J.. Hall, Joshua Hall. MINES.
A. w. Hunt, G. II. Wakeman, r. B.
HERMANN, f. A. Stires, Misses Hall,
Elizabeth Hall and Master, Clifford
Scheeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilgren left on the
evening train for their new home in
Toledo. The brides travelling gown
was of dark blue. and her hat matched.
Minneapolis friends will be inter-
ested in the marriage Of Miss Rose e..
Stevens and DR.. Frederick A. Kiehler,
which will take place in st. Louis on
Thursday, May 10. DR.. Kiehle is the
son of DR.. and Mrs. David L. Kiehlefof
Portland avenue and has been for the
past two years, at West j ordan,. Utah,
where he will take his bride. The
wedding will be very quiet affair,
only the families being present and no
invita- tons or announcements will be
ISSUED.
The date Of the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Sprague, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan D. Sprague, and
Alfred Fletcher Owen is announced
for Thursday, June Q.
Miss Alma Hoegh will be the guest
| of honor Monday at a luncheon to be
home on Pillsbury avenue.
Zeta Chapter of Delta Sigma NJ
| had it's first annual dinner last even
| ing at the Nicollet hotel and the Min
neapolis alumni were honor guests
| nSfn "A D0f> too r$HHon c,$r,y
and the responses We're by Frank
Courtney, Winslow Elliot and Fred
McMullen. Others present were
James Maurer, Rev. Getty, Ed G
Barnaby, Louis Crevefer, William E
Barnaby, Earl Hedderly, Harold Fish.
er, Robert Dickinson, Ben F. Cor
coran, James Courtney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koehler o,
1915 Portland avenue, have issued in.
vitations for an afternoon at home
Saturday from 8 to s o'clock, in honor
of Professor Carl MARI and Professor
Julius Adam Of Munich.
The seniors Of the university hav.
chosen May 81 as the date for tn
senior promenade. the browning so
cial event Of the year, and the ar
rangements are we'll under way. TIL,
arrangements for the ball are in tn
hands of the following COMMITTEES
! General chairman, G. It. Glass; ar
rangements, Cyrus Barnum, E. j. Che
ney; printing and program, Georg
H. Stone: press, Irving A. Churchill
| M. A. Nye and T.. W. Choate; patron
esses, Miss Maude Hyser Miss Blanch,
Higgenbotham, G. Joseph Thompson
refreshments, Frank Ferna,ld, M. L
Strathern; decorations, A. r. Glib
bons, A. M. Johnson; music, Freeman
A. Richard. II
Professor and Mrs. ]. e. Granrus
entertained twenty friends last, eve
ming at their home on Delaware street
at an evening in Greece Miss Flor
.ence Cornelius gave a delightful &C
count of her recent visit to Greco
and showed a number Of photograph
Of the places Of interest. Light re
freshments were served at the clos
Of the talk.
Miss King Of Spruce place enter
tanned the Forget-Me-Not, club Of
"wednesday afternoon for Miss Snow
who leaves shortly for the east. Fl
and finch were played and the scor
cards were decorated with forget-me
nots. There were twelve guests.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL, n
The S. s. Card club will meet with Mrs F. (
noon.
Miss Mable Van Valkenhurg has returned fro
New York after. successful season with Shi
mans Merchant Of Venice company, and aft