The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-07
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A collation. was served in the dining
room following the service, and the deco
rations We're in green ferns and pink car
nations. On the brides table. strewn with
flowers and ferns, was the wedding cake,
trimmed with srnilax and surrounded by
pink tapers. while white ribbons fell from
the chandelier above to the corners of the
table. The brides place was marked by
a bunch of white carnations, tied with
white ribbons. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs
and thru the rooms were Mrs Martin
Bracklin, Mrs. Leo LIE Baron, Miss Nellie
Sweeny of St. Paul. Mrs. j. w Durham
of Fargo. N D. William Cavanaugh Of
New Ulm was among the out of town
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes will be at
home at Fargo, N. D., after July I.
Last evening, at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. Oscar K. Richardson, Miss Rosa
O'Brien and Harry DeParq of New Or
leans were married in the presence of the
intimate friends and relatives. The serv-
ice was read before bower of foliage
and blossoms by Rev. Marion D. Shutter.
The bride, who was unattended, was
gowned in dove colored wolfe and carried
white roses. A collation. was served in
the dinfng-room after the ceremony. Mr..
DeParq, who is well-known in the city.
IldNlIS DeeI CIlleI clerk at the west fnOlel
and later manager left with his bride to
spend two weeks in the northern part of
the state before going to New Orleans,
where they will make their home.
Mrs E. Hare announces the engagement
of her daughter, Florence. to J.. /
Houghton of Ogdensburg, N. Y.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Arthur Jeffrey are home from
a trip to California and Mexico.
Professor end Mrs. Waldemar Schulz have gone
| to Germany to spend the summer.
| John E. Andrus of Yonkers. NJ Y, is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. S. s. Thorpe.
Ladies' Aid society alliance will give pro
gressive cinch party in Richmond hall Tomorrow
| afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washburn and daughter
Margaret will leave in few days for a fou1
months trip to Europe.
Lieutenant James G. Prentice Of Fort Stew
ems, Georgia, Is spending few days with his
sister, Mrs. Frederick Q. Kelsey of Merriam
| Park.
| DR.. and Mrs H. H. Kimpan have gone t,
Atlantic City. n. j.. to attend the nationa
medical convention and will be away three
weeks.
L. p Plummer. W. R. G.. Social club vii
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. May Fox
2s21 Sixteenth avenue S, instead of on Wednes
day, as usual.
Loyal lodge. No. 1875. auxiliary to Northwes
tern No. SO, B. Of L. F., will give a dance to
morrow evening in WINNINGS Music hall. ~
Hennep1n avenue.
Miss Alice s. Lamborn principal Of the Has
tings high school, has returned to Minneapolis 70
short time before she leaves for the soutl
to spend her vacation.
Mrs. G. S. Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. W. P
LOye left last night to attend the graduation
exercises of their niece and cousin. Miss Lillian
Gould. at Hutchinson MINI.
Minneapolis people ut New York hotels a
follows Continental E. A. Charles; Normande
w. p. Gardner: Holland. F. G. Winston, Jr.
Gilsey, w. G. Byron; Broadway Central. J. S
Taylor, W. B. Pagel. jamestown, N. D.: Murra.
Hill. G. A. Klaus. Grayton, N. D.: Metropolitan
Il. Kenney.
Viking lodge No. 10. I. o. G.. T., will have a.
excursion down the Mississippi river to Tasting
and there will be game of baseball at Hastings
The boat will leave Minnehaha Falls at 8 a.. m
and the foot of Jackson street. st. Paul a
10 a. III.
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