The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-17

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place last evening at the home of the
| bride, 3104 James avenue S, when
| Mrs, Florence May Cotton and George
Thwing were married. Ferns and
palms furnished background for the
clusters Of daffodils in the living
room and the carnations in the din
ing-room. The bow window was a
| tangle of green and the. flowers We're
! held on either side in quaint wall
| vases. The fifty guests were greeted
| by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grant, Miss
Harriet Thwing of Pennington, Me-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. ThWing of
Leavenworth, Kan. AS Miss Edna
Caswell" played the wedding march
Charles NJ. Lane and Louis Lane
stretched the ribbons to form an aisle.
Mrs. Charles M. Lane was her sis
ter's matron of honor and wore pale
blue just cloth over white and
trimmed with lace. The bridal gown
was Of champagne crepe, fashioned
with lace, and her flowers were white
! and purple violets. Charles T. Red
/ field was the best man and the service
was read by Rev. II. l.. Hallock, while
i George Lincoln Shaw gave his mother
in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thwing will be at
i home at 31O4 James avenue S, after
May /.
Minneapolis friends have received
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Matte Oelbermann, daughter of Mrs.
Rudolph Oelbermann, to Francis
i Adams Donaldson, Jr., which will take
place Tuesday, April s, in the Second
Presbyterian church in Philadelphia
MI. Donaldson will be remembered as
the assistant coach for the university
} football team in 1900. He made many
friends during his stay in the city and
r1xyr ir, university
circles. Since he left Minneapolis ne
has been engaged in business with ms
father in Philadelphia, where he VIII
be at home with his bride after May
/ at $50 Forty-third street S.
Two brides shared the social hon
ors of the day and Miss Grace Gray
and Miss Helen Hughes were enter
tanned at two pretty affairs. Mrs. )
Warren Little had invited twenty
) five of Miss Gray's friends for an In
! formal tea at her home on Portland
( avenue. The appointments Wer'
{ charmingly simple and basket o
pink tulips and ferns formed the cen
terpiece in the dining-room. Mrs
:, Little has as her guest her sister, Mis-
} Marshall of Chicago, who aided II
I the pleasant duty of receiving. Mis-
{ Marshall will remain in the city TO
! several weeks. -
From 10 until ~ o'clock this morn
{ ing Miss Katherine Norton ana mis-
! Grace Jungun entertained thirty-hv
J friends of Miss Hughes at a chocola
( there at the home of Miss Norton OF
{ Girard avenue S. Red carnatlon
! formed an effective decoration In tn
dining-room and parlors and the re
I ception. room was sunny with Jon
( quils. Miss Amy Laramee and Mis-
Al oInrn1ofo and Mis-
J knight of Casselton, N. D., and Mis-
I | Mabel Levy assisted thru the rooms
( Miss Blanche Stong aided in the par
! lors, and little Dorothy Peterson acte'
J as usher. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gould will
{ entertain at dinner this evening a
their home. 1908 Stevens avenue
I Mrs. Gould's sister, Mrs. Percy Stew
( ems, of Chicago will share the pleasur
81 of being the honor guest with j OH
) Geary, who carried off a large share 0
J the honers of the Baron Humbug
q performance as Sylvia. .--.,
The girls who received flowers to
day found tucked among the roses an
{ violets little bunchs of shamroc
leaves in honor of st. Patrick's Day
I leaves, several hundred of them, tie
I with broad green satin ribbon in he
& box from the florists. The youn
- man who sent the shamrocks has nc
= been regarded with favor by the girl
~ father, who came from the Emeral
Isle some twenty ors more years agt
I When he saw the great cluster {
I leaves last night and slipped hi
s fingers over their glossy greenness, OIL
} memories wiped out present pref,
I dices and he looked at his daughte
( and nodded cheerfully: "He has som
: good points, hasn't hep he said An
as she agrees with him we may expe,
I to hear an engagement announce
I which has often been rumored.
s. What is Gilbert Byron going to 4
I with those stunning gowns an
I coats ?" marveled a woman at the Me
{ ropolitan theater last evening, as 81
) waited FOR her carriage. "You kno
} they cost over $500. I would gi,
I considerable for one of the coats, tt
{ don't suppose I could wear it wit
: the air he does,' wistfully. AS 81
) didn't measure five feet two, and w
I slight in proportion. the thought 81.
{ on her shoulders was rather. amusin
- altho she did not like her escort
hearty laugh.
- But other people are wonderi1
Ter what will become of the smart gov
e. worn by both Mr.. Byron and N
ul. of a man who declares there won't
list anything left Of them after the Gle
ry ing performances MEN don't ha
die furhelows the way women do
on declared.
of
Of The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternI
E men occunied three boxes at "Bar
A. Hu1nbug,.' last evening. Those pre-
he ent were: Messrs A.. Althers, ia
Butler. Dick Strickland. Dave Shepa1
- Walter Lindake. Walter Hill, e
Roecknlan. Baron Strachauer, Ga